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THREE RIVERS — After a year off because of the COVID-19 pandemic, people from around the area flocked to the 63rd Annual Three Rivers Water Festival in full force over the weekend.
Thousands of people participated in the festival this year, taking in everything from the midway, Kids Zone, car show...
CENTREVILLE — Work on the last part of Constantine Road that has been in disrepair will be done this year.
The St. Joseph County Road Commission took an important step in the process of preparing for the work by approving a resolution at their Wednesday, June 16 meeting to accept the Michigan...
CONSTANTINE — A Father’s Day weekend tradition for the past several decades returned to Constantine this past weekend after a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Michigan Hydroplane Racing Association (MHRA) held their annual hydroplane boat races on the St. Joseph River at the Constantine...
THREE RIVERS — The St. Joseph County Commission on Aging discussed the possibility of future senior housing development during their regular board meeting Wednesday, June 16.
Discussion on the topic arose due to a report from COA Residential Life Services Manager Nicole Notestine that there are...
CONSTANTINE — At the June 21 Constantine village council meeting, village manager Mark Honeysett said that a portion of the village pipeline that pumps effluent to Three Rivers wastewater treatment plant will need an expensive repair.
Honeysett said that he received a call from Doug Humbert,...
THREE RIVERS — A downtown building that some consider an eyesore in the Three Rivers community could be getting a facelift in the next few years.
During Tuesday’s Three Rivers City Commission meeting, a resolution was placed on file for 30 days for the sale of the historic Whitehouse building at...
THREE RIVERS — A few mangled cars, fire trucks and a West Michigan AirCare helicopter were in a field near the intersection of Wilbur Road and U.S. 131 in Three Rivers Tuesday night, but it wasn’t because of an actual crash that occurred.
Those vehicles were in the area as part of a training three...
CENTREVILLE — The budgets for the 2021-22 school year were presented for the first time to members of the Centreville Public Schools Board of Education during their meeting Monday.
No action was taken on the budgets during the meeting, however the board is scheduled to take a vote on the proposed...
CENTREVILLE — St. Joseph County officials are continuing to decide how to allocate nearly $6 million in American Rescue Plan funding, with meetings taking place to potentially help in the process.
County Finance Director Angie Steinman told county commissioners at Tuesday’s County Commission...
THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers Water Festival was one of the many event casualties in the area during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, cancelling completely for the first time in its 60-plus year history, despite many postponement attempts.
It’s no wonder then that many people, including Three...