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ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — Both of the Republican candidates for St. Joseph County’s representation in the state legislature easily won their races Tuesday.
Steve Carra won his second two-year term in the state House of Representatives, dispatching Democratic challenger Roger Williams 66.1 percent to 33.6...
THREE RIVERS — In one of the most closely-watched races in the city, the race to fill Daryl Griffith’s seat on the Three Rivers City Commission has a winner.
Lucas Allen, an Iraq War veteran and nonprofit advisor, defeated his write-in challengers in a fairly comfortable victory, garnering 1,128...
WHITE PIGEON — The Tasty Nut Shop building has been given a chance.
In what was the first meeting of a Construction Board of Appeals anywhere in St. Joseph County in decades Tuesday night in White Pigeon, the nonprofit that owns the historical Tasty Nut Shop building in the village was given a...
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — The 2022 midterm election is this Tuesday, Nov. 8, and there will be plenty for St. Joseph County voters to decide at the polls.
Outside of the big-ticket races for governor, secretary of state, attorney general, Congress, and the state proposals, there are plenty of local races...
THREE RIVERS — The Old Three Rivers Hospital building will be coming down in the near future.
Three Rivers city commissioners Tuesday approved a change order from Dore and Associates for $269,590.05 to complete an ordered demolition of the building in its current state. Approximately $219,590.05 of...
FABIUS TWP. — Fabius Township is now under the direction of a new supervisor.
In a special meeting held Friday afternoon, Fabius Township’s board accepted the resignation of Ken Linn as its supervisor, while appointing current Planning Commission Vice Chair Dan Wilkins to fill out the final two...
THREE RIVERS — The lone contested race for a seat on the St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners will involve a new seat created via apportionment.
On Nov. 8, citizens of Lockport Township, Florence Township and the north and east sides of Three Rivers will be choosing who will represent them on...
CENTREVILLE — Police officers tend to think highly of heroic acts, especially when they are done by ordinary citizens looking to help out.
Those acts of heroism – which included people helping assist victims at crash scenes and helping police track down a thief – were honored in a special ceremony...
MENDON — A local housing initiative in Mendon is coming to fruition as construction began this week on the first-ever Habitat for Humanity home in the village.
On Monday, an open house was held for the kickoff of construction on the home in Mendon, located at 231 Fletcher Street. The soon-to-be...
THREE RIVERS — A number of community members got a sneak preview of what will be occurring on U.S. 131 over the next two years at an open house held at the Three Rivers Area Chamber of Commerce Thursday.
Representatives from the Michigan Department of Transportation held the open house for a new $...