Candidate questionnaire: Steven Haigh
Steven Haigh, Three Rivers 2nd district commissioner candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers.
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Candidate Questionnaire: Josh Hoeppner
Josh Hoeppner, Three Rivers 2nd district commissioner candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers.
Watershed Voice’s sixth annual Artist Showcase cultivated community through art
Many gathered in the Huss Imaginarium on Saturday evening for a celebration of community and a reminder of the importance of supporting one another in a small town.
This year's Watershed Voice Artist Showcase was the longest in the event's history, stretching nearly four hours and highlighting a wide range of musicians, poets, and performers.
Candidate questionnaire: Steve Carra
The following is Watershed Voice‘s candidate questionnaire for the August 2026 primary elections. We will be running all remaining candidate questionnaires in the order received today, tomorrow, and Thursday.
Steve Carra, State House District 36 Republican primary candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers as submitted.
Candidate Questionnaire: Luke Lori
The following is Watershed Voice‘s candidate questionnaire for the August 2026 primary elections. We will be running all remaining candidate questionnaires in the order received today, tomorrow, and Thursday.
Luke Lori, State House District 36 Republican primary candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers as submitted.
Early voting begins July 25; Watershed Voice candidate questionnaire update
Early voting begins Saturday, July 25, and continues through Sunday, August 2. Hours may vary depending on your municipality and voting location, so check with your county clerk before finalizing your plans.
In St. Joseph County, voters may cast an early ballot at the St. Joseph County Training Center, 602 E. Main St., Centreville.
On weekdays during the early voting timeframe, the center will be open to voters from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on weekends, the center will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Any eligible St. Joseph County voters will be able to vote at this location during those times, regardless of where they live in the county.
Preview: Watershed Voice Artist Showcase returns Saturday in Three Rivers
Come join us at The Huss Project this Saturday for Watershed Voice’s sixth annual artist showcase featuring local musicians, spoken word artists, and journalism.
This Saturday, July 25 beginning at 6 p.m. Watershed Voice will showcase artists from Southwest Michigan and beyond at the Huss Project's Imaginarium, located at 1008 8th St. in Three Rivers.
Watershed Voice sends out candidate questionnaires for August primary election
This Thursday, July 16, Watershed Voice sent out candidate questionnaires to candidates in the following August primary elections: State Senate District 17, State House District 36, and Three Rivers City Commission 2nd District.
Candidates in those elections will have exactly one week, until Thursday, July 23 to complete the questionnaires. Once completed, Watershed Voice will publish the responses in the order they are received the week before the August 4 election.
Glen Oaks welcomes first CDL-A class in Sturgis
Based in Sturgis, the accelerated three-week program combines classroom instruction with behind-the-wheel training, giving students the skills needed to earn a CDL-A license and begin careers in commercial trucking. The program is offered through a partnership between Glen Oaks Community College and Regen Trucking School.
Three Rivers commissioners give SAFEbuilt another chance, table housing corporation bylaws
Mayor Angel Johnston, who has been highly critical of SAFEbuilt at recent meetings, said her experiences with them were one of the reasons she ran for mayor.
“One of the reasons I ran for mayor is because of the horrible experiences I’ve had with your company,” Johnston said to SAFEbuilt representatives at Tuesday's meeting. “I’ve priced out contractors for people that can replace you and it’s not going to be that hard.”
Despite the criticism, commissioners generally agreed they were willing to continue working with SAFEbuilt while monitoring whether customer service improves.
Candidate Questionnaire: Josh Hoeppner
Josh Hoeppner, Three Rivers 2nd district commissioner candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers.
Watershed Voice’s sixth annual Artist Showcase cultivated community through art
Many gathered in the Huss Imaginarium on Saturday evening for a celebration of community and a reminder of the importance of supporting one another in a small town. This year's Watershed Voice Artist Showcase was the longest in the event's history, stretching nearly four hours and highlighting a wide range of musicians, poets, and performers.
Candidate questionnaire: Steve Carra
The following is Watershed Voice‘s candidate questionnaire for the August 2026 primary elections. We will be running all remaining candidate questionnaires in the order received today, tomorrow, and Thursday. Steve Carra, State House District 36 Republican primary candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers as submitted.
Candidate Questionnaire: Luke Lori
The following is Watershed Voice‘s candidate questionnaire for the August 2026 primary elections. We will be running all remaining candidate questionnaires in the order received today, tomorrow, and Thursday. Luke Lori, State House District 36 Republican primary candidate filled out our questionnaire, below are his answers as submitted.
Early voting begins July 25; Watershed Voice candidate questionnaire update
Early voting begins Saturday, July 25, and continues through Sunday, August 2. Hours may vary depending on your municipality and voting location, so check with your county clerk before finalizing your plans. In St. Joseph County, voters may cast an early ballot at the St. Joseph County Training Center, 602 E. Main St., Centreville. On weekdays during the early voting timeframe, the center will be open to voters from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on weekends, the center will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Any eligible St. Joseph County voters will be able to vote at this location during those times, regardless of where they live in the county.
Preview: Watershed Voice Artist Showcase returns Saturday in Three Rivers
Come join us at The Huss Project this Saturday for Watershed Voice’s sixth annual artist showcase featuring local musicians, spoken word artists, and journalism. This Saturday, July 25 beginning at 6 p.m. Watershed Voice will showcase artists from Southwest Michigan and beyond at the Huss Project's Imaginarium, located at 1008 8th St. in Three Rivers.
Watershed Voice sends out candidate questionnaires for August primary election
This Thursday, July 16, Watershed Voice sent out candidate questionnaires to candidates in the following August primary elections: State Senate District 17, State House District 36, and Three Rivers City Commission 2nd District. Candidates in those elections will have exactly one week, until Thursday, July 23 to complete the questionnaires. Once completed, Watershed Voice will publish the responses in the order they are received the week before the August 4 election.
Glen Oaks welcomes first CDL-A class in Sturgis
Based in Sturgis, the accelerated three-week program combines classroom instruction with behind-the-wheel training, giving students the skills needed to earn a CDL-A license and begin careers in commercial trucking. The program is offered through a partnership between Glen Oaks Community College and Regen Trucking School.
Three Rivers commissioners give SAFEbuilt another chance, table housing corporation bylaws
Mayor Angel Johnston, who has been highly critical of SAFEbuilt at recent meetings, said her experiences with them were one of the reasons she ran for mayor. “One of the reasons I ran for mayor is because of the horrible experiences I’ve had with your company,” Johnston said to SAFEbuilt representatives at Tuesday's meeting. “I’ve priced out contractors for people that can replace you and it’s not going to be that hard.” Despite the criticism, commissioners generally agreed they were willing to continue working with SAFEbuilt while monitoring whether customer service improves.
