The month of October is the time when we can all enjoy the arrival and colors of Autumn. It’s probably the last opportunity we have to enjoy the outdoor festivals, before the chill of Winter. Saturday, October 11, promises to be a very festive day here in Three Rivers. If you live anywhere in St. Joe County, come on over …
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The History & Mystery of Three Rivers
South Erie Street is not found starting at W. Michigan Ave. but after Millard Street. The area at West Michigan (bordered on the north by McDonald’s parking lot) was once Bill Barnhardt’s race track for training the trotting horses he bred. Later carnivals and side shows used the area. Then it became The Village Mobile Home Court owned by William …
Read More »Constantine approves Habitat for Humanity property purchase
Constantine municipal officials recently approved a purchase agreement to sell property on East Third Street to St. Joseph County Habitat for Humanity. Village manager Mark Honeysett said the parcel is at 160 E. Third St. The transaction was for $1. Habitat’s executive director J.D. Yoder said construction of a 936-square-foot house will commence in October. Yoder said Habitat for Humanity …
Read More »Sturgis Hospital reports possible data breaches
Sturgis Hospital has reported a pair of recent security events. According to its web site, Sturgis Hospital stated an unauthorized third party may have accessed name, contact information, government ID numbers, financial information, health insurance details and possibly medical details. The incidents occurred December 2024 and June 2025, hospital officials said. The hospital hired a firm to conduct further investigation …
Read More »Walmart tours local farm
Local Walmart leaders recently joined owners of Fresh Solution Farms for a farm tour aimed at showcasing the retailer’s investment in locally grown produce and the entrepreneurs behind it. Area growers, business stakeholders and policymakers gathered to learn more about the role of local agriculture in strengthening communities across Michigan. The event highlighted the contributions of White Pigeon Township-based Fresh …
Read More »Cass County’s shares news of the passing of “Dispatch Mom”
Cass County Sheriff Clint Roach shares news of the passing of a department employee fondly known as “Dispatch Mom.” Kelly Jerue died last week. Roach said the 53-year-old 911 Central Dispatch employee cared for everyone equally, and was known for her guidance, support and compassion. A Hartford High School alumna, Jerue worked for the agency for nine years, previously spending …
Read More »Work begins on Millard Road
A pair of projects overseen by the St. Joseph County Road Commission will begin today after they were delayed from last week. Agency officials said the work centers on Millard Road, from Roberts Road to west of the Walmart entrance, and Roberts Road, from Broadway to Coon Hollow Road. During reconstruction, access to Walmart will remain open by taking U.S. …
Read More »2025 county fair concludes
The 174th St. Joseph County Grange Fair is history, as the county’s largest annual event concluded on Sunday. Fair officials said attendance at the 2025 event was strong, as good weather and a solid lineup of showcase events every evening at the grandstand helped draw fair-goers. Three Rivers-area resident Jim Dalman was named St. Joseph County Homemaker of the Year, …
Read More »Salvation Army releases upcoming event dates
Salvation Army of Kalamazoo County has announced dates of upcoming events and seasonal volunteer opportunities available. The agency’s “Share the Warmth” coat drive is Nov. 4 and 5; “Senior Thanksgiving Luncheon” is Nov. 25; “Holiday Assistance” registration days are Oct. 6 and 27, Nov. 10 and Dec. 8; and “Christmas Toy Shop” is Dec. 18 and 19. Meanwhile, its “Register …
Read More »Out and About – Week of September 22nd
Some bees can fly as fast as 15 miles per hour, depending on their species and wing shape. Weather and wind can also speed them up or slow them down. Their quick flights help them gather food more efficiently. In the quiet village of Sinchon, South Korea, one grandmother’s persistence turned her into a national symbol of determination. Cha Sa-soon …
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