Kellogg Community Credit Union kicks off its annual toy drive today. Now in its 23rd year, the drive results in toys and gifts provided to local children. This year, all KCCU branches are supporting local organizations dedicated to bringing holiday joy to children of all ages. KCCU is looking for donations of gift cards, and unwrapped toys and games for …
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TR playoff run ends
All three St. Joseph County varsity football teams, as well as Bronson High School, saw their season come to a close over the weekend. In the second round of Michigan High School Athletic Association playoff action, Three Rivers fell in a Division 4 road contest against Vicksburg, 21-17. The game came down to the final play but the Wildcats were …
Read More »Road commission appoints next manager
St. Joseph County Road Commission is promoting a current employee to oversee the Centreville-based agency. Garrett Myland, assistant manager and engineer, was chosen to replace current manager John Lindsey, who plans to retire at the end of January. Myland’s appointment was made during the road commission board’s Oct. 29 special meeting. The 39-year-old Myland will assume the role Feb. 1. …
Read More »Preliminary examination waived by TR woman in CSC case
A Three Rivers woman who faces charges related to criminal-sexual conduct has waived her preliminary examination. St. Joseph County Prosecutor Deb Davis said the next step for the case against 28-year-old Kaitlyn Sands is a Circuit Court status conference. Investigators have alleged Sand met the victims through her work as a contract employee in food services at Mendon Jr./Sr. High …
Read More »Glen Oaks hires first dean of student engagement
Glen Oaks Community College officials said students can expect renewed energy in campus life, as Danielle Stone steps into her role as the college’s first dean of student engagement. Stone began her position this week, bringing more than a decade of experience in student development, residential life and inclusive leadership. She will oversee areas that include athletics, housing and residential …
Read More »Burr Oak Mitten Tree accepting donations
Burr Oak Township Library and Burr Oak Grange are co-hosting the second annual Burr Oak Mitten Tree Fundraiser. Donations of mittens, hats, scarves, or other winter apparel are used to decorate a Christmas tree at Burr Oak Library through Dec. 15. All donations are then divided, and donated to various schools and organizations around St. Joseph County to children and …
Read More »Glen Oaks hires new basketball coach
Glen Oaks Community College has announced the hiring of Sam Waniewski as men’s basketball head coach for the 2025-26 season. School officials said Waniewski’s experience and reputation for scouting, recruiting, skill-development and academic oversight made him stand out during the search process, which began in late September. He has helped guide the Vikings to a 2-0 start this year. Glen …
Read More »County voters approve Central Dispatch millage-renewal
In Tuesday’s countywide election, voters overwhelmingly approved a millage-renewal request being sought by St. Joseph County Central Dispatch to continue support for 9-1-1 service. Unofficial results indicate 89 percent of the voters approved the proposal, while just 11 percent were opposed. The millage rate will be lowered from its current rate of 1 mill to a nine-tenths of a mill. …
Read More »Johnston defeats Lowry in TR mayor’s race
In the Three Rivers mayor’s race, incumbent Tom Lowry was defeated by newcomer Angel Johnston. Johnston received 63 percent of the vote, while Lowry had 35 percent. Write-in candidate Nathan Walden garnered 1 percent. Lowry has served as the city’s mayor for 26 years. The other city commission seats were uncontested: incumbent Torrey Brown was the at-large candidate, incumbent Pat …
Read More »School operating millage approved in Constantine
Voters in the Constantine Public Schools boundaries approved a request to renew the district’s operating millage at its statutory maximum by a 57 to 43 percent tally. The school district will now restore its operating millage to 18 mills for a seven year period. The current rate is 16-point-7 mills, a reduction due to the Headlee Amendment.
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