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THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority will officially have its new director in the near future.
During a special meeting Wednesday, the DDA completed the second round of interviews with the other of their two finalist candidates, ultimately selecting Three Rivers native...
FABIUS TWP. — Fabius Township officials approved a letter of intent Wednesday with Scotts, Mich.-based South County Sewer & Water Authority to research potentially bringing sewer and water services to commercial and industrial businesses along the U.S. 131 corridor within the next few years....
Here is how some of St. Joseph County’s state and national representatives voted on selected legislation in the month of April. State Rep. Steve Carra and State Sen. Kim LaSata’s voting records and details of the legislation are courtesy of MichiganVotes.org. United States Rep. Fred Upton’s voting...
CENTREVILLE — While some pieces of St. Joseph County’s $11.8 million in American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds have already more or less been finalized, county commissioners are still trying to figure out what to do with a $1 million portion of those funds.
During Tuesday’s Executive Committee meeting of...
SCHOOLCRAFT — A new option for internet services will be coming to St. Joseph County within the next few months.
On May 2, Kansas City-based internet and phone provider Mercury Broadband opened the doors on its new 16,000-square foot service center at 610 E. Eliza St. in Schoolcraft, the beginning...
CENTREVILLE — The tale of Gilligan, the Skipper, the millionaire and his wife, the movie star, the professor and Mary Ann is coming to the Glen Oaks Community College stage in musical form this weekend.
The Sturgis Civic Players, in collaboration with Glen Oaks Community College, will put on “...
THREE RIVERS — Over 1,000 pieces of art created by students at Three Rivers Community Schools and Immaculate Conception Catholic School are on display this month at the Carnegie Center for the Arts.
Opened on May 3, the 36th annual Celebration of the Visual Arts showcases the artistic talents of...
THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority could have a new executive director as early as next week.
Over the last two weeks, the DDA board interviewed three potential candidates for the position, with two finalists selected for interviews: Cameron Mains and Jacob Young. Mains...
The Constantine village council approved a resolution to apply for $250,000 in funding through MDOT from the Transportation Economic Development B Program to assist with resurface improvements on Florence Road, Industrial Drive and Meyers Street, at a May 2 council meeting. The resolution states...
THREE RIVERS — Residents in District 2 will soon have funds available through the city to make exterior home repairs on their property.
On Tuesday, the Three Rivers City Commission approved a motion to sign an agreement to receive $50,000 from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority’s (...