A public hearing for Sturgis’ proposed 2024-25 budget will take place during the 6 p.m. city commission meeting Wednesday, August 14.
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Prior to the regular meeting at 6 p.m., there will be a 5 p.m. work session. The work session will include a final budget review.
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.
Students on the President’s Honor Roll achieved a grade point average of 4.0. Students on the Dean’s Honor Roll achieved a grade point average of 3.75-3.99.
The festival, now in its second year, continues to grow, drawing attendees from across the Midwest to join in the
celebrations.
Two individuals were apprehended Sunday in Sturgis following the pursuit of a stolen vehicle and a foot pursuit that led to their eventual arrest.
The Sturgis Department of Public Safety says one person sustained minor injuries in a rollover crash on Tuesday, June 18.
Some citizens expressed concerns on social media about the timing of the project as it coincides with Sturgis Fest activities, and will likely impact parking. The Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce says while inconvenient, dates for this project, as most often is the case, were determined according to contractor availability.
A local, original musical production will open tonight at the Sturges-Young Center for the Arts in downtown Sturgis. The production is called “The Imagination of History,” a sequel to the 2019 production “The Imagination of Storybooks.”
The City of Sturgis will have styrofoam recycling this Saturday, June 8 from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. at the Compost Site at 27751 E. Fawn River Rd.
The Sturgis Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is hosting the fifth annual Bourbon, Bacon, and Blues event tonight from 5:30 p.m. until 10 p.m. at the North Street Promenade in downtown Sturgis.
The City of Sturgis is reminding residents and contractors to refrain from blowing grass clippings into the street or into gutters, as it can cause flooding.
A billboard urging authorities and the community at-large to help solve the case of Brittany Shank, a young woman who went missing on November 30, 2018 and has yet to be found, was unveiled Tuesday in Sturgis.
The City of Sturgis will begin its May brush pickup service next week. On Monday, May 6, crews will begin collecting brush on the north side of the city and work their way south.
A suspect in the home invasion and sexual assault of two minors in Sturgis has been identified. The 25-year-old been arraigned on one count of Home Invasion, 1st Degree, and two counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct, 1st Degree (person under the age of 13).
The City of Sturgis closed the northbound lane of the 100 block of N. Nottawa St. this morning to make repairs following last week’s water main break
The Sturgis Area Community Foundation wants to ease the burden for Sturgis students seeking to participate in athletic camps this summer by offering financial assistance up to $200.