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CENTREVILLE — St. Joseph County commissioners gave special recognition Tuesday to two people who made a sizable donation to the county’s Veterans’ Affairs department.
Commissioners passed a resolution at their regular meeting acknowledging Sturgis residents Robert and Marilee Yoder, who recently...
THREE RIVERS — Park Township’s library services contract with the Three Rivers Public Library is now on track to expire on March 19.
During a special meeting Wednesday, the Three Rivers Public Library Board of Trustees voted unanimously to reject a counteroffer for library services recently sent by...
Here is how some of St. Joseph County’s state and national representatives voted on selected legislation from Feb. 5, 2021 to the end of the month. State Rep. Steve Carra and State Sen. Kim LaSata’s voting records and details of the legislation are courtesy of MichiganVotes.org, and United States...
THREE RIVERS — A controversial letter of agreement between Three Rivers Community Schools Superintendent Ron Moag and the Three Rivers Education Association could soon be revised.
Following a half-hour closed session at Monday’s TRCS Board of Education work session, the board directed Moag to work...
CONSTANTINE — Two more marijuana businesses got their recreational marijuana permit applications approved by the Village of Constantine Monday.
Fawn River Cultivation Company and Atlas Cannabis Company received approvals for recreational marijuana provisioning centers at Monday’s Constantine...
THREE RIVERS — Get out your ruby red slippers, because the Three Rivers Water Festival will travel to the Land of Oz for its 64th edition this summer.
After considering several options, the Three Rivers Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors announced in a release Monday the theme for this year’s...
THREE RIVERS — After just a little over two weeks of full in-person learning, the Three Rivers Community Schools Board of Education is changing course again with Three Rivers High School and Three Rivers Middle School.
During a two-hour special meeting Tuesday, the board voted 4-3 to have both...
FABIUS TWP. — Long-simmering disagreements between Fabius Township Supervisor Ken Linn and Township Zoning Administrator Doug Kuhlman could cost township residents money after the township board voted to retain an outside consulting firm to help their board work in a more cohesive manner.
The...
THREE RIVERS — On the same day the state of Michigan reached the milestone of 2 million COVID-19 vaccine doses administered, some of those shots were administered Thursday at a clinic in Three Rivers.
Thursday’s clinic, held at Bethel Baptist Church, drew nearly 150 residents to receive their first...
The Constantine school board discussed adding a new culinary class, and Advanced Placement (AP) classes at the high school and middle school, at a Feb.22 school board meeting.
During building reports, assistant high school principal Shad Fish said that 82 percent of the students polled were...