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.
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Emergency responders complete neonatal resuscitation training at Glen Oaks
The four-month Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) brought together 24 Medical First Responders, EMTs, and paramedics from communities including Burr Oak, Mendon, White Pigeon, Colon and Sturgis.
Sturgis City Commission bids farewell to Commissioner Rodger Moyer
Moyer announced his resignation last month, and Wednesday was his final day as a city commissioner.
Sturgis seeks applicants for 2nd Precinct city commissioner vacancy
Commissioner Rodger Moyer announced earlier this month that he will resign at the end of April due to relocating outside of his district.
Carra covers new Business Tax Credit bill, federal tariffs, Michigan universities’ compliance with executive orders, and more in monthly town hall
Rep. Steve Carra also discussed House Bill 4186, which he co-sponsored, aiming to amend the Michigan Business Tax Act. The bill, awaiting Senate approval, proposes raising the Michigan Business Tax rate to 30% starting in 2025.
Sturgis electric system hit hard by March storm, neighboring communities aided in restoration efforts
Crews from Marshall, Niles, Chelsea, Clinton, Hillsdale and Coldwater responded, adding 27 lineworkers to assist local crews in March.
Local Meeting Primer: Sturgis City Commission to meet today
The Sturgis City Commission will meet tonight at 6 p.m. at Sturgis City Hall, 130 N. Nottawa St.
Severe storm causes power outages, property damage in St. Joseph County
A National Weather Service damage assessment on Monday confirmed that the storm was not a tornado but rather a “straight-line wind” event.
Sturgis protesters decry federal policies affecting jobs, education, and human rights
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
‘Everybody needs help sometime’: Rural eviction drives cycles of housing instability
About 450 St. Joseph County households are behind on their rent, averaging about $800 in rent debt per household. Many of them are one emergency away from becoming one of the 40,000 Michigan households removed from their home by eviction each year.
Emergency responders complete neonatal resuscitation training at Glen Oaks
The four-month Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) brought together 24 Medical First Responders, EMTs, and paramedics from communities including Burr Oak, Mendon, White Pigeon, Colon and Sturgis.
Sturgis City Commission bids farewell to Commissioner Rodger Moyer
Moyer announced his resignation last month, and Wednesday was his final day as a city commissioner.
Sturgis seeks applicants for 2nd Precinct city commissioner vacancy
Commissioner Rodger Moyer announced earlier this month that he will resign at the end of April due to relocating outside of his district.
Carra covers new Business Tax Credit bill, federal tariffs, Michigan universities’ compliance with executive orders, and more in monthly town hall
Rep. Steve Carra also discussed House Bill 4186, which he co-sponsored, aiming to amend the Michigan Business Tax Act. The bill, awaiting Senate approval, proposes raising the Michigan Business Tax rate to 30% starting in 2025.
Sturgis electric system hit hard by March storm, neighboring communities aided in restoration efforts
Crews from Marshall, Niles, Chelsea, Clinton, Hillsdale and Coldwater responded, adding 27 lineworkers to assist local crews in March.
Local Meeting Primer: Sturgis City Commission to meet today
The Sturgis City Commission will meet tonight at 6 p.m. at Sturgis City Hall, 130 N. Nottawa St.
Severe storm causes power outages, property damage in St. Joseph County
A National Weather Service damage assessment on Monday confirmed that the storm was not a tornado but rather a “straight-line wind” event.
Sturgis protesters decry federal policies affecting jobs, education, and human rights
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
‘Everybody needs help sometime’: Rural eviction drives cycles of housing instability
About 450 St. Joseph County households are behind on their rent, averaging about $800 in rent debt per household. Many of them are one emergency away from becoming one of the 40,000 Michigan households removed from their home by eviction each year.
