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Crafting helps Lowell resident through difficult times
A car accident in 2014 left Lowell resident, Chris Kenyon, with a brain injury, anxiety and disability to work. Even before the accident, she had to go through several obstacles, including a hip replacement and widow-maker heart attack, resulting in a heart pump and defibrillator implant. Prior to the accident, she worked for Amway and delivered mail.
Environmental advocates oppose new permit for Fremont digester
Members of the advocacy organization For Love of Water (FLOW) are calling on the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) to deny permitting for the Fremont Regional Digester outside Newaygo in West Michigan, citing water quality concerns. FLOW, alongside the Michigan Farmers Union, Michigan Lakes and Streams Association, Michiganders for a Just […]
Michigan Sheriff Warns of Elaborate Phone Scam
It seems every time you open your phone, you're in danger of being scammed. Someone out there comes up with an elaborate scheme and randomly dials your phone number and could swindle you out of thousands of dollars. While there are countless scams present at any given time, a Michigan...
Police say 1 teen dead, another injured in shooting at outside Michigan State Fair
NOVI, Mich. (AP) — Two teenagers were shot, one fatally, just outside the Michigan State Fair. Gunshots were reported just before 10 p.m. Saturday. The shooting took place in the fair’s parking lot and was initially described as an active shooter situation prompting several law enforcement agencies to respond. But authorities later said it was an “isolated incident.” Both victims, 14-year-old teenage boys, had arrived at the fair with friends. Investigators said they believed the shooting stemmed from an argument in recent days. Police say the injured victim remains in stable condition.
12 road closures to look out for this week in Michigan
It’s September but those construction barrels aren’t going anywhere. Between Sunday, Sept. 1, and Saturday, Sept. 7, more than 105 new lane, ramp, and road closures are scheduled to begin on the state’s primary roads, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT). If you purchase a...
Plane Crash Victim Found In Michigan Lake After Disappearing 17 Years Ago
A family got some clousre after a loved one went missing over 17 years ago. In August 2007, a Socata TB-20 Trinidad plane crashed in Lake Huron, carrying 52-year-old pilot Karen Dodds and her fiancé, 56-year-old H. Brooke Stauffer Jr. The plane left from Mackinac Island, bound for Bad...
Portion of North Nottawa Street in Sturgis to close for utilities projects
Contractors for the city of Sturgis are scheduled to begin sewer work on North Nottawa Street, beginning Sept. 3. The project will require closure of Nottawa from Main Street to Hatch Street for a duration of about three weeks. During the same time frame, Department of Public Services also will...
Grocery Chain With 100+ Michigan Locations Admits to Price Gouging on Staples
You may have had suspicions that the price of staple grocery items has been artificially inflated, especially during the last four years. But now we're learning that one major grocery chain has admitted to price-gouging customers on items like milk and eggs. Antitrust Hearing Includes Damning Testimony. As officials with...
Buc-ee’s Breaks Ground on New Location, 2 Hours From Michigan
Buc-ee's is moving closer and closer to Michigan as the popular convenience store chain just broke ground on a new location that's roughly two hours from Michigan. This new location will be the closest Buc-ee's to Michigan. Earlier this month, Buc-ee's officially broke ground on its first Ohio location. I...
How Wisconsin's wide receiver room fared in its Week 1 test vs. Western Michigan
Wisconsin wide receivers Will Pauling, Trech Kekahuna and Bryson Green led the charge for UW’s wide receiver room vs. Western Michigan on Friday. The three wideouts combined for 13 catches, 133 yards and a two-point conversion during the Week 1 victory against the Broncos at Camp Randall. As a...
A familiar face has been named as the new varsity boys basketball coach at Pennfield
BATTLE CREEK - It wasn’t that long ago that Pennfield was introducing its new football coach. Now, the Panthers are bringing on a new boys basketball coach – and this time, the man needs no introduction.Because it’s the same coach. Robbie Hattan was named the new boys varsity basketball coach for Pennfield on Friday....
Grand Rapids Is The Only City Without 24 Hour Dispensaries
Grand Rapids is trying to keep your high to a timely limit. Did you know that there are Michigan cities that have 24-hour dispensaries?. Why does Grand Rapids not have any? These questions must be answered!. Why Does Grand Rapids Not Have Any 24HR Dispos?. As you may know, there...
Three Rivers runs over Charlotte in opener at renovated Armstrong Field
THREE RIVERS — Three Rivers’ football team christened their newly-renovated home field Thursday night with a blowout non-conference win, defeating Charlotte 36-0. It was the first game on the new turf field at Armstrong Field, done as part of an ongoing bond project in the district. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held before the game, featuring a number of district officials, community members, and student-athletes.
Cross Country Roundup TR boys runner up under the lights, girls 8th
GRAND RAPIDS — Three Rivers’ boys’ cross country team finished as runner up in Friday night’s Under The Lights meet at Grand Rapids South Christian, while the girls’ cross country team finished eighth out of 24 teams. For the boys, 11 runners set lifetime personal...
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