By Robert TomlinsonNews Director ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — A number of bridge maintenance projects around St. Joseph County commence today, June 9, 2025. Beginning June 9 and lasting until approximately Aug. 29, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and contractor Anlaan Corporation will be doing preventative maintenance on a few bridges in the county. Those Read More…
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TR baseball rides massive first inning to regional title; bow out in state quarters
By Robert TomlinsonNews Director STEVENSVILLE — The Cinderella run for Three Rivers’ baseball team through the Division II baseball playoffs reached its highest high and its final conclusion Saturday in Stevensville. Coming off the heels of an upset win over No. 18 Niles on Wednesday, June 4 to earn their first-ever win in a regional Read More…
Ribbon cutting held for new housing in Albion
Photo by albionmich.net A ribbon cutting was held Thursday morning at 312 Fitch Street in Albion to celebrate the completion of a new modular home built through a partnership between the City of Albion, MSHDA, and Norfolk Homes. About 20 community members and leaders — including guests from Albion, Jackson, Ann Arbor, and Lansing — Read More…
Teenager in critical condition after gunshot wound to the head
A 16-year-old male is in critical condition after a gunshot wound to the head early Wednesday morning. According to a press release from the Blackman-Leoni Department of Public Safety, officers were dispatched at approximately 1:28 a.m. June 4 to the 100 block of Peacock Walk in Blackman Township in response to a report of a Read More…
Marshall High School Commencement ceremonies introduce 177 graduates and new principal
By Sylvia Benavidez The huge 2025 sign hung on Marshal High School’s Athletic Field, Thursday, May 29, as students lined up for their last moments as high school seniors. The crowds filled with parents, neighbors, and friends cheering on the students was boisterous and joyous with handheld confetti cannons going off in the air. David Read More…
Jackson police officer safes choking child
Officer Warren Johnson, the Jackson Police Department liaison officer for the Middle School at Parkside was acknowledged last week for saving a child’s life. “I can not thank this man enough for his service! Officer Johnson has done it again! A true hero! A child was choking at lunch today and he performed the Heimlich Read More…
Albion street construction continues
According to the city’s official outreach brochure, the goals of the project include: Replacing undersized and aging water mains, Upgrading lead water services, Improving fire flow capacity, installing a new 1-million-gallon elevated water storage tank, and performing bridge preventative maintenance at seven city locations Although the new water tower is not visible from the main Read More…
Owner of The Parlour ice cream shop reacts to recent events
By Elizabeth Ferszt Contributing Writer On Sunday May 25, Scott Pienta, owner of The Parlour of Jackson, made a gruesome discovery in the back storage area of the ice cream and specialty shop: a macabre collection of dead and frozen dogs, and other animal parts, such as paws and organs. Local news outlets from Detroit, Read More…
Traffic hazard in Clark Lake leads to OWI, drug charges
Two Jackson men were arrested Saturday, June 1 on alcohol and drug charges near Clark Lake after leaving a pontoon and trailer in the road. According to a press release from Columbia Charter Township Police Department officers were dispatched at 10:30 p.m. to a traffic hazard on Vinning Street in Clark Lake. A call was Read More…
Two Sheriff’s recruits graduate from Police Academy
Jackson County Sheriff Gary Schuette recently announced the graduation of recruit deputies Riley Jones and Lauren Meyer from the 115th Police Academy at Lansing Community College. Both Jones and Meyer began their journey in the Jackson County Office of the Sheriff Explorer Program. On their way to becoming solo patrol deputies serving the citizens of Read More…