A long-awaited day for the Three Rivers Public Library is at hand, as it curbside service is now available. The library has moved from its Michigan Avenue location to 88 N. Main St. in downtown Three Rivers. While interior work is continuing, the curbside service is a positive step to meeting the community’s needs, interim director Bobbi Schoon said. Its …
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McDonough pled not guilty to bond violations
St. Joseph County Prosecutor John McDonough last week pled not guilty to violations related to terms of his bond conditions. The bond conditions stem from his May arrest on drunken-driving charges. McDonough and his attorney, Michael Hills, appeared through Zoom teleconference Thursday for arraignment before Kalamazoo County Judge Vincent Westra. The 40-year-old McDonough faced two bond-violation charges. They center on …
Read More »Glen Oaks completes several improvement projects
Students returning to Glen Oaks this semester are seeing major improvements to the campus. School president David Devier said with fewer people on campus over the summer due to COVID- 19, it was an ideal time to complete several projects that had been on the backburner. The primary project centers on a rebuilt main parking lot, replacing the original parking …
Read More »DeNooyer Ford reconstruction project
DeNooyer Ford, a Ford arm of the DeNooyer Automotive Group including DeNooyer Chevrolet, DeNooyer Ford, Metro Toyota, and DeNooyer Jaguar, is excited to announce the beginning of construction on a project that will cement our investment in the Vicksburg community and greater areas. Construction is expected to begin no later than October 1st, 2020 with an anticipated completion date in …
Read More »Mum sale benefits Centreville FFA
The Centreville FFA has started its annual Fall Mum sale. All proceeds from sales go to the FFA chapter to support its many student activities. Mums are $10, or three for $27. They are available for purchase by cash or check and can be picked up between 8 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. at the FFA building south of Centreville High …
Read More »Aerial spraying planned to combat EEE
In an effort to help prevent the spread of Eastern Equine Encephalitis, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has announced plans to conduct aerial mosquito control treatment in certain, high-risk areas of Michigan. EEE has been confirmed in 22 horses in 10 counties in Michigan, and additional animal cases are under investigation. To date, no human cases have …
Read More »Local schools dealing with COVID-19 cases
School districts in White Pigeon and Colon reported one confirmed and two probable COVID-19 cases in their respective district buildings. White Pigeon superintendent Jon Keyer said one person at Central Elementary School tested positive for COVID-19. The positive reading was reported Wednesday. Keyer said the student was last in the building Thursday. He added it appears the individual contracted the …
Read More »Glen Oaks participates in Futures for Frontlines program
Glen Oaks Community College has announced it will serve as a Frontliners Champion to support the Futures for Frontlines program, unveiled this week by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The program provides the opportunity for essential workers during the pandemic to attend community college for free. Glen Oaks President David Devier said many of the men and women Glen Oaks represents were …
Read More »Police investigate Calhoun County crash
Michigan State Police troopers are investigating a one-vehicle crash that occurred at 6:40 p.m. Sunday on B Drive South, near 3 Mile Road, in Calhoun County’s East Leroy Township. Authorities said the vehicle crashed into a ditch and struck a number of mailboxes before coming to a stop. The driver exited the vehicle, collapsed and was discovered to have no …
Read More »Centreville to receive road funding grant
Twenty-three villages and cities in Michigan with a population less than 10,000, including Centreville, will receive road funding grants awarded through the community service infrastructure fund program. Established by the state legislature in 2018 and administered by Michigan Department of Transportation, CSIF is a stop-gap program to help fund road projects in small communities. Successful projects were selected, in part, …
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