Downtown Vicksburg is poised to become a midweek destination this summer, as live music will be presented weekly starting in June. Village Manager Jim Mallery recently told council members that plans are being finalized to feature two musical acts every Wednesday, beginning June 14. The weekly performances are projected to continue through Aug. 16, with the exception of July 5, …
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Judge issues sentence in car crash case
A Mexican national will serve up to 15 years in prison for a car crash that killed an infant in November. Efrain Jimenez-Lopez, 24, pleaded guilty to three felonies for the Nov. 1 crash that killed 6-month-old Alden Adams in Mendon Township. St. Joseph County Circuit Judge Paul Stutesman issued the sentence Friday after Jimenez-Lopez pleaded guilty to failure to …
Read More »Several items stolen from Branch County residence
Michigan State Police troopers are investigating a breaking-and-entering incident that occurred last month in Branch County’s Sherwood Township. Investigators said the incident occurred between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. Feb. 24 at a residence in the 800 block of Wheatfield Drive. Troopers said the suspect gained access into the residence by breaking through the front door. The victim told authorities …
Read More »Bank robbery suspect arrested
A suspect behind the robbery of a Cassopolis bank last week has been taken into custody. Cassopolis Police Department officials said an arrest was made Friday by their counterparts in South Bend. The suspect was taken to the St. Joseph County Jail in Indiana and is awaiting extradition to Michigan. The robbery occurred Feb. 27 at Fifth Third Bank on …
Read More »Program helps foster teens learn independent living skills
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has a program for teen foster children called “Independent Living.” The agency is appealing to the public to consider the opportunity to help a foster teen learn how to meal plan, cook, grocery shop, job search and learn skills to live independently in St. Joseph County. A foster home license is not required …
Read More »Woman arrested on drug charges
A 22-year-old woman was arrested on drug-related charges last week in Sturgis. According to the Sturgis Department of Public Safety, a traffic stop was conducted at 1:30 a.m. Friday near the intersection of South Jefferson Street and West Chicago Road. K-9 officer Odin was brought to the scene and responded positively to the odor of narcotics. Officers eventually found the …
Read More »Out and About – Week of March 6th
In the movie “The Graduate”, Dustin Hoffman was given a word to remember. It was a word that was supposed to be the answer to being successful. It was the word that promised to lead to the ultimate successes in the business world. That word was “Plastic”. Plastic seemed to be the word that would lead us into the future. …
Read More »Girls basketball – Friday
Bronson 58, White Pigeon 27 Kalamazoo Christian 38, Schoolcraft 34
Read More »Rural TR man arraigned on felony charges
A Lockport Township man was released on a $60,000 bond Tuesday night following arraignment on six felony charges related to a raid on his Lockport Township home last weekend. Princeton Potts, 41, was arrested after a search warrant was executed at his residence in the 18000 block of South River Road, where officers found a large quantity of meth and …
Read More »TRHS principal is a finalist!
A St. Joseph County school administrator is a finalist for the 2023 Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals “Principal of the Year.” Carrie Balk, principal at Three Rivers High School, joins a team of finalists, a field comprised of her peers from L’Anse Creuse High School, Fraser High School and Northville High School. Balk, 43, has been Three Rivers High …
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