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Author: Frank Stanko
Commissioner Pat Dane voted against setting an August 20 hearing. The 3-1 vote came after approximately 20 minutes of discussion.
Because of a Michigan Supreme Court ruling, the amount of minimum wage paid and the tip credit for certain employees will change on February 21.
You’ve got questions and we’ve got the facts you need before entering a voting booth.
A public hearing for Sturgis’ proposed 2024-25 budget will take place during the 6 p.m. city commission meeting Wednesday, August 14.
Saturday’s event will include artists in many different fields.
The Electric City Project “is so much more than just lighting.” It includes creating a new food truck park, “The Electric Alley” and a website to promote local exploring.
More than 30% of the county’s 60-and-older residents, or more than 4,000 people, utilized COA services and programs in 2023.
Downtowns and downtown corridors are economic engines for communities, according to a statement by recommending agencies.
Three Rivers was one of 25 communities across America to receive a $50,000 Hometown Grant from T-Mobile. The award was celebrated Saturday.
Saturday’s event at The Huss Project featured 10 acts and raised $1,984 for local, independent journalism.
Eric Eishen retired in January from Sturgis Bank after 45 years. Heartfelt praises and thanks were shared Wednesday in a room full of friends, family, and community members.
Both parties insist there is support for the Three Rivers Public Library. An arrangement that works for both the township and the library, however, is still being ironed out.
Parents of Pride, formally announced during the Three Rivers Pride Festival, is not a support group, but a resource group that wants to help parents of LGBTQIA+ community members.
No action was taken Tuesday, but more talk about safety, funding and neighbors happened.
The $25,000 campaign will include videos for students and social media, plus unique social media posts.
Whether drag queens or their fans, participating organizations or just curious guests, all appreciated a safe, welcoming experience Saturday, June 29.
The Three Rivers DDA approved reimbursing Lowry’s Books for replacing an air conditioner and Useless Creatures for its expansion project.