Commercial-News, Penny Saver, & Sturgis Sentinel News

Roundup of happenings in the Sturgis area

RECURRING Children’s story time, 10 a.m. each Tuesday and Friday, Sturgis District Library. Additional events at library available at www.sturgis-library.org/events.April 25Order deadline for spring seedling sale at St. Joseph County fairgrounds. Pick-up time frames: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. May 2 and 9 a.m.-noon May 3.April 26Sturgis High School prom, 8-11 p.m., 1063 Holmes Road, Bronson. April 27“A+  The Story Read More…

Clare County Review News

Baskets Full of Joy: Clare’s Airport Enjoys Another Festive Success

By Christopher Johnson Hopefully everybody had a happy Easter this past weekend!This has been a great season for our county’s eggstravaganza events and the kids couldn’t appear more thrilled as our dip through April Valley peaks to a close. Seeing our kids happy and healthy, outdoors, away from devices, should be something that puts a Read More…

News Saugatuck/Douglas Commercial Record

Saugatuck UMC to close doors after 160 years

Saugatuck United Methodist Church will suspend operations at the end of this month after a final post-Easter service. The downtown Saugatuck church at 250 Mason St. has hosted served the community for 160 years. “I notified the district last November I’ll be retiring then as pastor,” said Rich Vorel, who took over the position in Read More…

News Saugatuck/Douglas Commercial Record

Blaze totals rural storage building

By Scott Sullivan Editor Saugatuck Township Fire District crews joined mutual aid partners from Ganges, Graafschap, Fennville and Hamilton knocking down this storage building and vehicle fire in the 2500 block of 63rd Street early Friday morning. Firefighters responding to the 5 a.m. call learned from Central Dispatch enroute that 200- and 500-pound propane tanks Read More…

News Saugatuck/Douglas Commercial Record

Douglas to sell 1870s church to Ox-Bow

By Scott Sullivan Editor Douglas City Council agreed Monday to sell the 1870s-built wood-frame former church at 137 W. Center St. to the Ox-Bow School of Art for $430,000. Nonprofit Ox-Bow in 2022 began leasing the space, which had previously served as the Saugatuck-Douglas District Library, for $1,200 monthly with an option to buy it Read More…