The Three Rivers Wildcat Marching Band is winning competitions. Last Saturday, September 26, the band placed first at the Otsego Band Invitational. The Wildcats also earned the award for Best Music. Three Rivers Community Schools’ Director of
An opportunity to experience live music will take place this Saturday, October 10 on Railroad Drive in downtown Three Rivers. Live music acts will perform in the area behind the Riviera Theatre between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., and seating areas will be available in the form of socially distanced circles, marked on the ground, accommodating up to five attendees each.
The Michigan Supreme Court on Friday ruled that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer did not possess the legal authority under two laws to extend states of emergency and issue executive orders in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Whitmer said after 21 days, a number of health and safety protocols she has mandated will continue under “alternative sources of authority that were not at issue” in Friday’s ruling.
Two businesses in the Main Street Historic District have received additional deadline extensions on completion of work under a building rehabilitation grant program.
Leonard Hinkson, a two-year, partial-term candidate for the School Board of White Pigeon Community Schools, filled out our questionnaire. These are his answers.
Rod Detweiler, a candidate for the School Board governing Centreville Public Schools, filled out our candidate questionnaire. These are his answers.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates running for elected school board positions in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area. Leading up to the General Election on November 3, Watershed will publish the questionnaires as it receives them back from the candidates.
The George Washington Carver Community Center is holding a rummage sale in Three Rivers this Saturday, October 3, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and will take place at the center’s location at 436 Jefferson Street. Proceeds will benefit the organization’s work, which focuses on youth mentorship, community building, and other activities.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Thursday a landmark investment in Michigan’s notoriously underfunded water infrastructure, prompting praise from environmental groups who say the action is a much-needed step in the right direction.
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