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CENTREVILLE — Tony Heiser’s removal from the Community Mental Health and Services Board dominated Tuesday’s lengthy agenda at the St. Joseph County Board of Commissioner’s Meeting.
Heiser, who served a six-year term on the 12-member CMH Board, was given a chance to speak before County...
THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers City Commission approved a zoning ordinance, approved the awarding of bonuses to city employees and accepted an additional bid on the old Three Rivers Library Building at its Tuesday night meeting.
In public hearings, an ordinance was passed by the commission to...
THREE RIVERS — Young theatrical talent will be on display this weekend as the Three Rivers Community Junior Players presents its summer-time act ‘We Will Rock You.’
Three performances take place Friday, June 24 through Sunday, June 26 followed by three more July 1-3.
Show times are 7:30 p.m. on...
THREE RIVERS — Dr. Murray “Bud” Malinoski has been an institution in dentistry in Three Rivers for 38 years, and it started with being in a church choir.
Malinoski was in the choir at the First Presbyterian Church, where local dentists Jim Malcolm and Bob Flucke went. At the time, Malinoski was an...
THREE RIVERS — As the sun sets on another Water Festival season, with the midway being packed up and on to the next town, organizers say this year’s event, overall, was a success.
“I’d say it was very successful. I think this is what our community needs, an opportunity to have that community pride...
THREE RIVERS — The three days before Father’s Day bring a fun-filled tradition every year to Three Rivers that draws more than the city’s population, and it returns again this week.
Beginning Thursday, June 16 and running through Saturday, June 18, the Three Rivers Water Festival comes to the city...
THREE RIVERS — Firefighters and EMTs are used to struggles and danger as part of their jobs on a daily basis. Putting out fires and saving people’s lives is something they do every day to keep the community safe.
However, the Three Rivers Fire Department is currently going through struggles...
CONSTANTINE — Brittani McClain has loved baking almost her entire life.
The Three Rivers native and current Constantine resident started making baked goods from a young age, for one simple reason: to make people smile and brighten their day.
“I've always liked baking and making people happy with...
CONSTANTINE — Constantine Village Manager Mark Honeysett told the Constantine Village Council that he had applied for two grants from the Michigan Revitalization and Placemaking Program (RAP) at a Monday, June 6 council meeting. One grant is to build a new fire station.
"I began the process hoping...
CENTREVILLE — Both revenues and expenditures will be going up as part of a new budget approved by the Glen Oaks Community College Board of Trustees Thursday.
For the 2022-23 school year, the college is projected to have $14,761,253 in revenues, up by $608,619 from 2021-22, and $14,749,744 in...