Public hearings have been set by the Belleville City Council for 7:30 p.m., July 15, to hear public input on two proposed ordinance changes that could encourage businesses to locate[…]
At the work/study session of the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees on May 28, publishing director Mark Fisher of Community Marketing and Publishing of Taylor gave a proposal to publish[…]
Recently, the Detroit Goodfellows announced the winner of the 10th annual Goodfellow Teacher of the Year contest — Sandra Limmer of Belleville, a fourth-grade teacher at Detroit Public Schools Community[…]
Businesses in Romulus, Belleville, Canton and surrounding areas are receiving a boost to their bottom lines this summer. The “Love Never Fails” convention series by Jehovah’s Witnesses, which started in[…]
On June 12 after a preliminary exam, 34th District Court Chief Judge Tina Brooks Green bound Adam Craig Plowman, 30, over to circuit court for a June 19 arraignment on[…]
Scott William-Samuel Settles, 42, of Belleville will face a Wayne County Circuit Court jury on July 17 in the courtroom of Judge Regina Thomas at the Frank Murphy Hall of[…]
After Van Buren Township got a string of rezoning requests for properties on Martinsville and Savage, the township board decided to do something to solve a problem. At the June[…]
Starting with the 2019-20 school year, Lincoln Consolidated Schools will begin offering free breakfast and lunch to all K-5 students enrolled at Brick Elementary. Based on the current free and[…]
The Van Buren Civic Fund presented a check for $202,511 to Van Buren Township during the township board’s regular meeting June 4. Michael Kole of the Civic Fund said $200,000[…]
Anna Baird, granddaughter of Mary Jane and Rick Dawson of Belleville, completed her freshman year at Olivet College in May. She carried a 4.0 GPA for the entire year and[…]