On March 24, the City of Belleville announced the official closing on the purchase of 330 Charles St., which will serve as the future home of Belleville’s City Hall and[…]
The Building Committee of the Belleville Area District Library Board recommended the purchase of vape detectors for six public restrooms at the board’s regular meeting on March 11. The board[…]
On Feb. 24, Huron Valley Ambulance (HVA) received re-accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS) for its compliance with national standards of excellence. HVA is one of[…]
After discussing the proposal at length at its regular meeting on March 13, the Keystone Academy Board of Directors agreed to recognize its 62 staff members with gift cards and[…]
High school seniors who graduated from the eighth grade at Keystone Academy in Sumpter Township are invited to apply for two, $1,000 scholarships to a post-high school educational institution. The[…]
On March 20, Sumpter Township Police Department issued the following Nixle alert: “Due to the current dry ground conditions in our area, the fire department has responded to several field[…]
By Eric Hamp, president Michigan Press Association Freedom of the press is important to those who have chosen to be journalists and serve as the peoples’ watchdogs in America for[…]
After a 35-minute closed-door session on March 17, the Belleville City Council voted unanimously to have the city manager move forward on the purchase of 330 Charles St. for a[…]
From March 12 to 15, the FIRST Robotics state district competition for 2025 was held at Belleville High School and drew a large crowd. There were 40 teams, including Belleville[…]
After three special meetings to interview candidates for the open township manager position, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees selected Ken Marten on a 5-2 vote. This was at the[…]