The Belleville High School Class of 1974 presented a check for $1,075 to retired Van Buren Public Schools Superintendent James Richendollar for the scholarship he sponsors for students. The check[…]
Chief 34th District Court Judge Brian A. Oakley dismissed a murder charge against an Inkster man after determing the shooting was done in self defense. Christopher Demetrious Peterson, 24, was[…]
Three area police departments are holding special events to kick off their new “Hope Not Handcuffs” initiative. Redford Township’s event was on Sept. 18, Inkster’s is on Sept. 25, and[…]
The Sumpter Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously at its Sept. 10 regular meeting to contribute $5,000 toward the litigation opposing toxic waste disposal in Van Buren Township, with the[…]
The Van Buren Area Little League invited all interested voters and potential board members to attend the 2024 board elections at 2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 28 at Beck Fields. Parents[…]
Lydia Mae Dau was born May 7, 2024 at 8:34 a.m. She weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces and was 21 inches long. She is the daughter of Aaron and Elizabeth[…]
On Wednesday, Sept. 18, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Kevin Cox signed a temporary stay on delivery of radioactive waste to Wayne Disposal, Inc. in Van Buren Township. A hearing[…]
Over the past two weeks or so, the passion over the radioactive waste coming to town has been gathering steam and on Monday the paperwork was filed for a restraining[…]
After a delay following a rowdy public hearing on July 10, Skilken Gold/Premier-Dequindre II LLC received support from the Van Buren Township Planning Commission on Sept. 11 for a Sheetz[…]
Belleville Mayor Ken Voigt emphasized that the city taxes are not going up, but the public safety millage will just be allocated on the winter tax bill to make sure[…]