Belleville City Manager/Police Chief Dave Robinson announces that the city has an opening on the Downtown Development Authority Board and expects an opening on the Civil Service Commission in September.[…]
Van Buren Township’s Water & Sewer Department “Tap the Tap: Rethink Your Drink” program is celebrating healthy and delicious tap water by giving away 32-ounce Nalgene refillable water bottles to[…]
Belleville High School was recently awarded $1,000 for competing in the Michigan College Access Network’s Dash for Cash incentive program. BHS saw a 6% increase in Free Application for Federal[…]
Wayne County Register of Deeds, Bernard J. Youngblood, is temporarily offering victims of the June 25, 2021 flood, a free copy of their deed to provide as needed when applying[…]
The aircraft in town for the Thunder Over Michigan this Saturday and Sunday have to practice and fly around. It’s just that, again, the Wayne County Fair is under way[…]
Christopher Lee Krusac, 31, of Taylor was arraigned July 26 by 34th District Court Judge Lisa Martin on charges of carjacking, receiving and concealing a stolen vehicle, fleeing and eluding[…]
At its regular in-person meeting on July 27 the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees passed four resolutions that resulted in raising its own salaries. There was no discussion on the[…]
More than 50 people attended the July 28 open-air meeting in Van Buren Township Fire Station #1 at the corner of Sumpter and Hull roads to give their opinions on[…]
Hampton Manor, a senior housing development with 56 units for assisted living and 24 memory care units on 7.11 acres at the southeast corner of Tyler and Morton Taylor roads[…]
On Saturday, July 31, there was a ribbon-cutting event at NextHome Evolution real estate office that opened at 243 Main Street in Belleville. Taking part were Allen Whitney, Marsha Bogardus,[…]