Three Rivers Community Schools expel student for up to 180 days
The expulsion is for up to 180 school days, with a possible reinstatement after 150 school days if conditions are met.
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Cass County Historic Courthouse reopening after major renovation
The structure's history and its completed renovations will be celebrated in an open house from 3-6 p.m. Friday, October 11.
Local meeting primer: Three Rivers City Commission
Information on Three Rivers' next steps with the EPA's Get the Lead Out initiative will be shared.
Sturgis prepares for Nottawa Street reopening, new MadCheetah store
North Nottawa Street is expected to be fully open again beginning Monday, September 30. MadCheetah will also open that week in Sturgis.
Climate change in Michigan increases tick-borne disease risk, MDHHS says
Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne illness in the U.S., and cases are on the rise in Michigan.
St. Joseph County, Cass County, and Kalamazoo County voters can now request absentee ballots
Voters can request their ballots at Michigan.gov/Vote or by contacting their city or township clerk.
Meat, music, and more Saturday at Sturgis Barbecue Fest
Everything from the barbecue and beard competitions to a special way of watching the Michigan-Minnesota game will be happening downtown.
Local meeting primer: Sturgis City Commission
Presentations on a hydroelectricity incentives grant, budget amendments, and more are scheduled.
Kalamazoo Mall installs new parking kiosks in effort for improved experience, more available spaces
Located between Michigan Avenue and Lovell Street, the new kiosks allow for a maximum of 90 minutes of parking.
The ‘futuro’ is now: Sturgis Chamber launching courses to benefit current and future Spanish-speaking business owners
Starting Wednesday, October 2, a free, four-week, exclusively in Spanish course will be taught to the owners of new and developing local businesses in Sturgis.
Cass County Historic Courthouse reopening after major renovation
The structure's history and its completed renovations will be celebrated in an open house from 3-6 p.m. Friday, October 11.
Local meeting primer: Three Rivers City Commission
Information on Three Rivers' next steps with the EPA's Get the Lead Out initiative will be shared.
Sturgis prepares for Nottawa Street reopening, new MadCheetah store
North Nottawa Street is expected to be fully open again beginning Monday, September 30. MadCheetah will also open that week in Sturgis.
Climate change in Michigan increases tick-borne disease risk, MDHHS says
Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne illness in the U.S., and cases are on the rise in Michigan.
St. Joseph County, Cass County, and Kalamazoo County voters can now request absentee ballots
Voters can request their ballots at Michigan.gov/Vote or by contacting their city or township clerk.
Meat, music, and more Saturday at Sturgis Barbecue Fest
Everything from the barbecue and beard competitions to a special way of watching the Michigan-Minnesota game will be happening downtown.
Local meeting primer: Sturgis City Commission
Presentations on a hydroelectricity incentives grant, budget amendments, and more are scheduled.
Kalamazoo Mall installs new parking kiosks in effort for improved experience, more available spaces
Located between Michigan Avenue and Lovell Street, the new kiosks allow for a maximum of 90 minutes of parking.
The ‘futuro’ is now: Sturgis Chamber launching courses to benefit current and future Spanish-speaking business owners
Starting Wednesday, October 2, a free, four-week, exclusively in Spanish course will be taught to the owners of new and developing local businesses in Sturgis.
