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THREE RIVERS — Fall colors are finally arriving in St. Joseph County, and with it comes an annual fall tradition to celebrate them.
The annual Fall Color Tour, put on by the Three Rivers Area Chamber of Commerce, will take place this weekend with a brand-new schedule, with events occurring on both...
THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers Public Library approved the use of donation money for a change of furniture in one of the sections.
The library’s Board of Trustees approved the acceptance of $2,000 of donation money from the Friends of the Three Rivers Library during their meeting Tuesday, Sept. 27...
FABIUS TWP. — Area businesses and business leaders were recognized and awarded for their many accomplishments and investments in the community in the past calendar year at an annual dinner event.
The Three Rivers Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual awards ceremony and celebration dinner at...
CENTREVILLE — A $1.8 million budget increase for the 2022-23 fiscal year was approved by the board of Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services of St. Joseph County (CMH) during their meeting Tuesday.
Board members approved an operating budget of $24,679,607 for the new fiscal year, an...
TRAVERSE CITY — The St. Joseph County Road Commission was recently recognized for its commitment to employee safety with a statewide award.
On Sept. 14, the agency made the Honor Roll of the County Road Association Self Insurance Fund (CRASIF), a Michigan based self-insured group fund that provides...
THREE RIVERS — Two special exception use (SEU) permit applications will soon be sent to the Three Rivers City Commission for potential approval.
The Three Rivers Planning Commission Monday approved motions recommending the granting of SEUs for Clark Logic at 1020 Millard St. and Menards Self-...
CONSTANTINE TWP. — A 26-year-old from Mishawaka, Ind. was hospitalized for injuries sustained in a two-vehicle crash that occurred Tuesday on U.S. 131.
According to the St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department, the incident occurred Tuesday around 12:33 p.m. in the area of U.S. 131 and Garber Road...
CENTREVILLE — By some measurements, the 2022 St. Joseph County Grange Fair can be considered a successful event.
The week-long county fair featured a number of different attractions, rides, vendors, and food, as well as being the grand showcase for 4-H kids, their animals and exhibits. It attracted...
CENTREVILLE — A man who had a big influence on the St. Joseph County Grange Fair received a prestigious and posthumous honor Thursday.
During a ceremony prior to the animal auctions at the fair, Jerry Waltke, who was the fair board president in 2021 and who passed away unexpectedly in November, was...
CENTREVILLE — In the past couple of months since he was named as CEO of Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services of St. Joseph County (CMH), Cameron Bullock has begun to settle into the job.
He says it’s been a “fun adventure” to be the CEO, taking each day as a learning experience.
“I...