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Baseball Roundup Three Rivers 2-0-1 at Coldwater Quad; split with Plainwell

COLDWATER — Three Rivers went 3-2 in the past week, going 2-1 at the Coldwater Quad event Saturday, and splitting with Plainwell at home Tuesday.At the Coldwater Quad, the ‘Cats tied Brandywine 4-4, then won 12-1 over Coldwater and 12-2 over Cadillac. Against Brandywine, the game ended in a tie as both teams scored a Read More…

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Golf Roundup Sturgis 20th at Coldwater, set career- and team-bests to open season

COLDWATER — The Trojan boys took part in the Coldwater Invite, and finished 20th out of 24 teams, shooting a 347 on the day. Gavin Lewis carded a round of 83, good for 48th spot, while Owen Frost shot a career-best 85, placing him 59th. Easton Barkby also finished with a career-best score of 88 Read More…

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Three Rivers 10-year-old recovering following hit-and-run

By Robert TomlinsonNews Director THREE RIVERS — A local boy is in the process of recovery following a hit-and-run incident that occurred while out on his scooter Friday.According to the Three Rivers Police Department, the incident occurred near the intersection of South Grant Avenue and Hill Street Friday afternoon, when 10-year-old Landon Yoder was reportedly Read More…

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Seminar to outline ballot proposal for Sturgis Public Schools bond

A presentation and Q&A regarding the Sturgis Public Schools bond proposal is set for 5:30 p.m. April 23 at Sturgis District Library. The proposal is on the May 5 election ballot for city of Sturgis residents. The informational session contains four basic components, according to superintendent Art Ebert:

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$7k raised for TRAM at annual Walleye Dinner

Three Rivers Area Mentoring held its annual Walleye Dinner and silent auction fundraiser Saturday at the Three Rivers Fraternal Order of Eagles, serving 175 dinners and raising approximately $7,000 for the youth programming nonprofit.TRAM Executive Director Mary Yost said Saturday’s event was one of the biggest turnouts for the event she’s ever seen, at one Read More…