Cass County sheriff’s officials said a Vandalia woman was injured after the vehicle she was driving struck a deer. Sheriff Richard Behnke said the incident took place shortly after 12:30 p.m. Thursday in Marcellus Township. Behnke said 50-year-old Michelle Wax was driving west on Dutch Settlement Road, where her vehicle struck the deer near the intersection of Huff Road. Wax …
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THREE RIVERS HEALTH APPOINTS DAVID SHANNON CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
The Board of Trustees of Three Rivers Health is pleased to announce the appointment of David A. Shannon as chief executive officer of the 60-bed hospital. Shannon has served as interim CEO since January 2018. Shannon, who has more than 26 years of executive leadership experience at hospitals in Maine and his native Pennsylvania, brings a strong track record of …
Read More »Missing woman search called off
The St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department has called off the search for an 18-year-old woman, who was last seen in Nottawa Township Saturday evening. Sheriff’s officials said Alexis Paige Sullivan was seen getting into a car driven by an unknown subject. Deputies received a tip Wednesday evening, stating that Sullivan was fine. Deputies then made contact with her, and she …
Read More »Police investigate armed robbery
Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred late Sunday in Sturgis. Officers were called to Sunny Mart at 1240 E. Chicago Road around 7:30 p.m. An employee told police a man entered the store, displayed a handgun and demanded money. He then fled on foot and was tracked by a Michigan State Police K-9 to an area of Arthur …
Read More »Deputies investigate White Pigeon crash
St. Joseph County Sheriff ’s deputies are investigating a crash that claimed the life of a White Pigeon woman last week in White Pigeon Township. Deputies said the body of Felicia Grandstaff, 32, was found inside a car discovered in the Pigeon River around 3 a.m. Friday at the Blue School Road bridge. Investigators said it appears the vehicle Grandstaff …
Read More »Name released in fire death case
Fire officials have released the name of a Leonidas Township man who died over the weekend in a house fire. Nickolas Grzelak, 34, was found inside the residence after firefighters had extinguished a blaze reported at 8 p.m. Saturday in the 31000 block of Depot Street in Leonidas Township.
Read More »Search begins for Sturges-Young Auditorium director
Brad Donmyer, executive director of Sturges-Young Auditorium, will retire at the end of the year, municipal officials announced this week. City manager Mike Hughes said a job description should be available by the end of the week and interviews likely to take place in December. The search committee will include Hughes, city controller Holly Keyser and auditorium board president Liz …
Read More »Investigation continues in Leonidas fire
An investigation into the cause of a fire that killed a Leonidas man over the weekend is continuing. The blaze was reported at 8 p.m. Saturday in the 31000 block of Depot Street in Leonidas Township. Upon arrival, firefighters found the residence to be fully engulfed in flames. After the fire was extinguished, crews entered the building and discovered the …
Read More »County approves contract renewals
St. Joseph County officials earlier this month approved the renewal of three contracts with the State Court Administrative Office. The grants cover administrative costs as well as medication-assisted treatment for participants in any of three programs. Adult Drug Treatment Court will receive $10,000, Sobriety Court $23,000, and the Swift and Sure Sanctions Probation program will benefit from $225,000. State funds …
Read More »Hunting equipment stolen
State police are investigating the theft of hunting equipment related to an incident that took place earlier this month in Branch County’s Coldwater Township. According to a department media release, information from a trail camera showed that the incident likely occurred around 10:20 a.m. Oct. 18 in an area surrounded by Newton and North Fox roads. The incident was reported …
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