Local meeting primer: Three Rivers Community Schools Board of Education
The meeting will include a closed session as permitted under section 8(b) of the Open Meetings Act for Student Discipline.
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Canadiana FestEH!val returns to Kalamazoo
Last year, the event raised more than $8,300, which went directly towards providing 45,650 meals to those in need.
‘It’s one request’: Brittany Shank’s advocate, father ask St. Joseph County board to transfer her case to Michigan State Police
Brittany Shank has been missing for 2,120 days as of Thursday. Family, friends, and her advocate say it's too long to be without answers.
West Nile Virus identified in St. Joseph County
West Nile Virus is not shared person to person, or animal to person. An infected mosquito must bite an individual or animal.
Michigan has third month of rising unemployment
The national unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.2% in August, the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget reported.
‘You’re going to face consequences for disrupting and causing all of this chaos in our community’: Some answers after threats to Three Rivers schools
Consequences for terrorizing threats have included long-term suspension or expulsion from school, plus criminal charges, Three Rivers’ deputy chief of police says.
Three Rivers City Commission approves design engineering services, new ambulance equipment
The anticipated schedule for Wood Street's rehabilitation includes construction taking place in September and October 2025.
Kalamazoo City Commission meeting: September 16
Here’s an action summary from Monday’s Kalamazoo City Commission meeting.
Keep Your Voice Down: The Watcher on the Wall
Alek and Doug are back (as is Doug's voice) to discuss the upcoming launch of Watershed Voice's new website, the importance of maintaining editorial independence and practicing watchdog journalism, and the news magazine's ongoing need for financial support.
Local meeting primer: St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners
There will be two closed sessions, one concerning a legal opinion and the other concerning discussion of purchasing property.
Canadiana FestEH!val returns to Kalamazoo
Last year, the event raised more than $8,300, which went directly towards providing 45,650 meals to those in need.
‘It’s one request’: Brittany Shank’s advocate, father ask St. Joseph County board to transfer her case to Michigan State Police
Brittany Shank has been missing for 2,120 days as of Thursday. Family, friends, and her advocate say it's too long to be without answers.
West Nile Virus identified in St. Joseph County
West Nile Virus is not shared person to person, or animal to person. An infected mosquito must bite an individual or animal.
Michigan has third month of rising unemployment
The national unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.2% in August, the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget reported.
‘You’re going to face consequences for disrupting and causing all of this chaos in our community’: Some answers after threats to Three Rivers schools
Consequences for terrorizing threats have included long-term suspension or expulsion from school, plus criminal charges, Three Rivers’ deputy chief of police says.
Three Rivers City Commission approves design engineering services, new ambulance equipment
The anticipated schedule for Wood Street's rehabilitation includes construction taking place in September and October 2025.
Kalamazoo City Commission meeting: September 16
Here’s an action summary from Monday’s Kalamazoo City Commission meeting.
Keep Your Voice Down: The Watcher on the Wall
Alek and Doug are back (as is Doug's voice) to discuss the upcoming launch of Watershed Voice's new website, the importance of maintaining editorial independence and practicing watchdog journalism, and the news magazine's ongoing need for financial support.
Local meeting primer: St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners
There will be two closed sessions, one concerning a legal opinion and the other concerning discussion of purchasing property.
