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Archbold 22-year-old killed in Fulton County crash
FAYETTE, Ohio — A 22-year-old from Archbold died Tuesday evening in a crash with a semi-truck in Fulton County. Quiyonna McGirt was driving a sedan northbound on County Road 23 near Fayette just after 6:30 p.m. when she did not yield at a stop sign at the intersection with U.S. Route 20, according to a press release from the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
UPS Store is opening soon, try this new pasta restaurant & more Jackson County business news
JACKSON COUNTY, MI – Biggby Coffee is coming to Napoleon, and you can try yoga at this downtown Jackson business. Here are those stories and other recent Jackson County business news you may have missed. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
The City of Lansing’s 6th annual coat drive starts today
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– Lansing Mayor Andy Schor has announced that coat drive collections have begun and will run through Friday, November 15. The City of Lansing said gently used winter coats, hats, and gloves for children and adults will be distributed for free at Community Connect on Thursday, November 21 at the downtown CATA station. […]
St. Johns' Jayci Simon medals as USA wins first Paralympic badminton honors
PARIS — It has been quite a trip to the Paralympics for USA para badminton duo Jayci Simon of St. Johns and Miles Krajewski of Yankton, South Dakota. The duo was delayed leaving Atlanta due to mechanical issues, generating a travel nightmare. The delays persisted once they arrived in Paris. Match time reshuffling...
Livingston Co. sheriff resigns from domestic violence prevention agency after hosting Trump visit
After nearly 25 years of serving on the board of a local domestic violence prevention agency, Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy has resigned amid the fallout from hosting former President Donald Trump last month at the sheriff’s office in Howell. LACASA Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for victims of child abuse, domestic violence […]
Renovations begin at long-vacant former Alexander's in Brighton
BRIGHTON — Renovations at the former Alexander's Land and Sea Grille have started, bringing Brighton one step closer to a pay-what-you-can café from local nonprofit Ivy Table. Ivy Table recently closed on the building and hosted a celebratory event, attended by more than 60 volunteers. The 5,500-square-foot building at 10180 E. Grand River Ave. will be used to expand the food-based ministry and serve multiple meals per week to local families and individuals. ...
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