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Justin Wickey returns to Sturgis City Commission

City Clerk Kenneth Rhodes administered the oath during the commission’s regular meeting. Wickey previously served three years of a four-year term before resigning to attend to an out-of-area commitment.

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Three Rivers Dog Park to celebrate first anniversary with community event

Located at Railroad Drive and Pealer Street Bridge, next to the skate park, community members and their four-legged companions are invited to join in on the festivities.

St. Joseph County Board reverses course on property tax vote amid funding crisis concerns

The board had first rejected the annual inflationary adjustment to its base millage, a requirement under Michigan’s Headlee Amendment. The failed vote triggered warnings that the county would lose its ability to fund essential services, including law enforcement.

Southwestern Michigan College forms presidential search committee amid community concerns

The announcement comes after pressure from concerned citizens, including a petition with over 400 signatures, and growing criticism over what some community members described as a lack of transparency and due process in the appointment of interim president Brent Brewer.

Local meeting primer: St. Joseph County Board to meet tonight

One of the main agenda items is a plan to integrate digital information departments between St. Joseph and Van Buren counties.

Justin Wickey appointed to Sturgis City Commission seat in unanimous vote

The Sturgis City Commission appointed Justin Wickey as Second Precinct Commissioner, filling a vacancy left by former Second Precinct Commissioner Rodger Moyer.

Cass County to host public interview, meet-and-greet for administrator candidate

The events will take place in the Commissioners Chambers on the courthouse’s third floor at 120 N. Broadway in Cassopolis Thursday.

Three Rivers Area Mentoring reimagines youth support in St. Joseph County

TRAM works closely with Three Rivers Community Schools to provide both in-school and after-school mentoring. Volunteers — often retired teachers, veterans or other caring community members — meet with children for one hour each week.

Three Rivers City Commission returns meeting time to 6 p.m.

Commissioner Christopher Abel introduced the motion, citing scheduling conflicts and travel challenges associated with the current 5 p.m. start time.

Cass County schedules second interviews for administrator candidates

Following a special meeting last Thursday, the board voted to bring back candidates Michael Belsky and Patrick Jordan for further consideration.

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