Two local organizations have teamed up to form a support group for family members and friends of people who have died by suicide. Pivotal and Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors have created “Suicide Loss Survivor Support Group.” In-person meetings are held monthly in Three Rivers and Sturgis. The group meets in Three Rivers the second Monday of the month at …
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Mendon moves on to softball final four
Turning now to sports, Mendon varsity softball has earned its place in Michigan High School Athletic Association’s Final Four after a Division 4 quarterfinal win earlier this week. The Lady Hornets shut-out Manchester, 11-0, Tuesday. The 33-2 Lady Hornets face 27-7 Hillman at 12:30 Friday afternoon at Michigan State University. The winner takes on the victor from the Unionville-Sebewaing versus …
Read More »Lucinda Tesch, 80
Lucinda May Tesch, 80, passed away on Sunday, June 8, 2025, at Lutheran Hospital of Fort Wayne. Born in Three Rivers, Mich., she was the daughter of the late Chester and Emmie (Ream) Barton. She worked at Haworth for several years. She enjoyed cooking, flower gardening, traveling to Florida, cheering on the Indianapolis Colts, and loved animals. She is survived …
Read More »Schoolcraft considers crosswalk on Grand St.
Schoolcraft municipal officials are reviewing a Michigan Department of Transportation proposal calling for a crosswalk between two points on opposite sides of U.S. 131. During their May meeting, village council members were addressed by MDOT’s Brian Barnes. Barnes said the proposed crosswalk would connect Bud’s bar at the east side of the route to Kalamazoo County State Bank to the …
Read More »Over 4,500 pounds of food donated during USPS event
Vicksburg residents donated more than 4,500 pounds of unexpired, non-perishable food during the United States Postal Service food drive last month. The annual, nationwide event helped provide 4,575 pounds of food for the South County Community Service Food Pantry, thanks to the local effort. Pantry officials expressed their gratitude to the postal service and volunteers who helped collect, sort and …
Read More »Megan Peck, 41
Megan Ann Peck, age 41, passed away unexpectedly on June 2, 2025 in Vicksburg. She was born in Kalamazoo on April 23, 1984 the daughter of Darrell and Shelley (Weinberg) Peck. Megan attended Vicksburg High School and was part of the 2002 graduating class. Following high school, she attended Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Growing up, Megan was involved with anything …
Read More »Burr Oak begins superintendent interviews
Burr Oak Community Schools Board of Education members have started the process of replacing superintendent Kristina Owens. The first two of five candidates were interviewed Monday. They were Benton Harbor Area Schools Superintendent Kelvin Butts and Scott Henwood, L’Anse Middle School principal. Interviews continue this afternoon, starting at 5:30 with Howard Edwards, director of school learning at South Bend Community …
Read More »Former prosecutor’s pre-hearing conference postponed
Last week’s scheduled pre-hearing conference involving St. Joseph County Prosecutor Deb Davis was postponed again. Davis was slated to take part Thursday in a virtual conference involving the Michigan Attorney Discipline Board and its legal representative, Austin Blessing-Nelson. The proceeding was originally scheduled for March 24. The issue centers on Davis during her time as assistant prosecuting attorney. It is …
Read More »Vote for Colon king and queen
Voting for the 4th of July King and Queen is now underway in Colon. The annual fundraiser continues with four king and four queen candidates. They are: Brayton Thurston, Dalton Williams, Colin Trattles, Ayden Delp, Raegan Thaxton, Peigfhton Stouder, Ruby Bower and Kylie Kyle. The public is invited to vote; cost is a penny per vote. All proceeds will be …
Read More »Duck Race will benefit TR Promise
A fundraiser benefitting the Three Rivers Promise scholarship program returns as part of next week’s Three Rivers Water Festival. The annual Duck Race, a rubber-duck competition at Scidmore Park, will be held June 14. Event organizers said cost is $5 per duck or five for $20. Owner of the first duck to cross the finish line wins $100. Meanwhile, second- …
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