A citizens' protest was held at Memorial Park on Friday, March 28, bringing together voices from various backgrounds, all sharing concerns about policy changes they believe are harming their communities
The ceremony took place Wednesday morning at the amphitheater’s future location on Joshua Drive
The event is scheduled for Wednesday, April 23, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Cass County Road Commission, 340 N. O’Keefe St., Cassopolis.
Commissioners raised concerns about Brussee Brady Construction's alleged track record with previous city projects, citing issues with accountability and unfinished work.
When contacted, the Sturgis Police Department declined to release the victim's identity as authorities are still working to notify the next of kin.
Woodlands officials have been sounding the alarm for months, warning that Michigan’s community mental health system is in dire financial straits.
Students will use the materials to practice key welding and cutting techniques
While the department’s primary funding comes from the city’s budget, special projects and initiatives often rely on federal grants. After successfully implementing a crime reduction program for a year, the department planned to apply for renewed funding but that was put on hold due to the federal funding freeze.
The union is pushing for increased wages, a meal stipend, more affordable health insurance, and equal representation in discussions about working conditions and overall well-being.
White Pigeon High School and Three Rivers Middle School finished first in their respective St. Joseph County ISD Quiz Bowl tournaments.
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