At the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education virtual Zoom meeting June 8, Director of Instruction Jeff Moore gave an emotional statement on racism, brought on by the death[…]
On May 27 Van Buren Township received a $5,000 grant from Enbridge as part of its Emergency Response Fund. The township turned the grant over to three local food banks:[…]
The Belleville Farmer’s Market opened Monday, June 1, at the Fourth Street Square and will continue on Mondays throughout the summer. It was good to see people outside together –[…]
Belleville’s Farmer’s Market opened on Monday, June 1, at 4 p.m. and is scheduled to continue from 4 to 7:30 p.m. every Monday on the Fourth Street Square through September.[…]
The Van Buren Township Downtown Development Authority wants to find out if the broken cement in Belleville Road between Burger King and the Belleville Bridge is worth repairing, or if[…]
At the June 1 virtual Zoom meeting, the Belleville City Council unanimously passed the Belleville Cares for Business Provision, beginning June 2 through the end of the day on Oct.[…]
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 26, the Van Buren Public Schools made reductions in staff and programs, and discussed how state cutbacks because of COVID-19 may cut the[…]
Lucas Snook, son of Wendy and Norman W. Snook, Jr., of Sumpter Township, has earned Eagle Scout status after completing his Eagle project for the Lincoln Little League field. His[…]
The League of Women Voters of NW Wayne County is holding candidate forums via teleconference (Zoom) for those running for the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees (June 30), the[…]
The probable cause conference for the four felony charges against Norman Ladale Johnson, 31, of Willis was adjourned until June 3 by 34th District Court Judge Tina Brooks Green during[…]