Lory’s Place, a grief healing and education center of Caring Circle, hosted a dedication event Wednesday, September 28, celebrating the expansion of services, adult peer support programs, and new facility space. Community members, donors, volunteers, and Spectrum
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) notified the Allegan County Health Department (ACHD) Thursday that a wild crow tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV) in Allegan County. The bird was found dead in
The Berrien County Road Department is asking drivers to once again prepare for delays as they travel in and out of St. Joseph via Napier Avenue, as construction is set to resume Monday on the bridge over
Paramount Pictures If you’re a baseball fan, you may have noticed an odd pattern recently: patrons seated behind home plate, staring into the camera with a creepy smile on their face for the entire game. In some cases, the
Frederick Norman Pottle was born on December 16, 1936, in Detroit, Michigan, to Fred and Christine (White) Pottle. He passed away on September 28, 2022, in St. Joseph, Michigan. A graveside service will be held at Rose
Leonard “Boo” Goins, 57, of Niles, passed away on Monday, September 26, 2022, at Hanson Hospice Center in Stevensville, Michigan. He was born on September 1, 1965, in Cassopolis, Michigan, to Leonard Wilson and Josephine Goins. He
Mint Images/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — A bill to avert a federal government shutdown passed the House on Friday, just hours before the midnight deadline. The House voted 230-201 to pass the stopgap legislation, which will keep the
The 50th annual Four Flags Apple Festival is underway in Niles, with some crisp fall air to go along with crisp apples and fun around every corner. Founded in 1972, the Apple Festival features carnival rides, games,
The Michigan Maritime Museum on the Black River in South Haven has reopened after being completely rebuilt over the past year. Executive director Patti Montgomery Reinert tells us they raised a lot of money for the work.
The Michigan Maritime Museum on the Black River in South Haven has reopened after being completely rebuilt over the past year. Executive director Patti Montgomery Reinert tells us they raised a lot of money for the work.
Archery deer hunting begins on Saturday in Michigan. Department of Natural Resources deer management specialist, Chad Stewart, says Michigan is one of the top states for bow hunting. “We anticipate probably over about 300,000 individuals taking to
Voting advocates say more and more Michiganders are choosing to cast absentee ballots to save time and avoid long lines on Election Day. In 2020, two-thirds of the 5.5 million votes cast in Michigan were mail-in or
The city of Dowagiac has received a grant from the Michigan Department of Transportation worth over $240,000 toward road reconstruction several city streets. MDOT announced Thursday that 16 villages and small cities across the state would receive
The city of Dowagiac has received a grant from the Michigan Department of Transportation worth over $240,000 toward road reconstruction several city streets. MDOT announced Thursday that 16 villages and small cities across the state would receive
St. Joseph Today announced Thursday is will host Spooky Tours of the St. Joseph City Cemetery and Mausoleum on Saturday, October 22 from 1 to 6 p.m. Tours will be offered every 15 minutes starting and are
By Ryan Yuenger ryany@wsjm.com A nonprofit dedicated to dedicated to cleaning and protecting the Great Lakes has reached a major milestone. Alliance for the Great Lakes announced Thursday that, through its Adopt-a-Beach program, it has surpassed 500,000
By Ryan Yuenger ryany@wsjm.com A nonprofit dedicated to dedicated to cleaning and protecting the Great Lakes has reached a major milestone. Alliance for the Great Lakes announced Thursday that, through its Adopt-a-Beach program, it has surpassed 500,000
Carl’s life began July 26, 1931, in Benton Harbor, Michigan. He was a life long area resident and graduated from Benton Harbor High School in 1949. After graduating high school Carl went to work at Vail Rubber
Golden Muse Winery downtown Baroda has officially opened its doors, hosting a grand opening ceremony last weekend. Celebrating the free-spirited lifestyles of the Golden Age of Paris, the winery also features an art gallery adjacent to the
The Berrien County Road Commission is reminding residents that a portion of John Beers Road in Lincoln Township will be under construction beginning Friday. A section of the road between Demorrow Road and Cleveland Avenue will be
Absentee ballots for the Nov. 8 general election are now being mailed to Michigan voters who requested them and are available at local city and township clerk offices. “Michigan citizens have options to vote, including the right
The new Veterans Services Building in Van Buren County has held its grand opening. It opened Thursday at 11 a.m. at 226 East Michigan Avenue in Paw Paw. The new facility is in the Old Time Capsule
The new Veterans Services Building in Van Buren County has held its grand opening. It opened Thursday at 11 a.m. at 226 East Michigan Avenue in Paw Paw. The new facility is in the Old Time Capsule
A person has been killed in a crash on I-94 in Paw Paw Township. They were walking on the highway and were hit at the 60.6 mile marker on westbound I-94 just after 6 am. The highway
A person has been killed in a crash on I-94 in Paw Paw Township. They were walking on the highway and were hit at the 60.6 mile marker on westbound I-94 just after 6 am. The highway
The 26th refueling outage of Indiana Michigan Power’s Cook Nuclear Plant Unit 2 will start at 3 a.m. on Saturday. It’s power was reduced Wednesday to allow for equipment testing ahead of the outage. Unit 2 has
Former state Representative and Michigan Budget Director Al Pscholka has begun a new job as the executive director of community and government relations at Lake Michigan College. Pscholka had spent roughly the past four years as vice
The Maud Palenske Memorial Library in St. Joseph is now under the direction of Paula Stakely after this week’s resignation of Stephanie Masin. Masin had been the library’s director for the past 12 years and in her
Story via Moody on the Market It starts as a crimson berry on a flowering shrub, with roots that extend down into rich, organic soil. The coffee cherry is harvested, washed & dried, and shipped all over
The South Haven Speakers Series is set to present Dr. Lisa Schirch of the University of Notre Dame on Oct. 20. Schirch will be speaking about the best and worst impacts of technology on polarization and social
