On Saturday, Dec. 7, immediately following the 6 p.m. lighted Christmas Parade in Belleville, members of First United Methodist Church invite the public to come over to the church to[…]
On Nov. 22, 34th District Court Judge Brian A. Oakley was appointed chief judge of the court by the Michigan Supreme Court for the two-year period commencing Jan. 1. The[…]
The Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education discussed changes to 20 policies for their first readings at its regular meeting Nov. 25. The changes were explained by Trustee Amy[…]
Thanksgiving Day reminds us to be grateful for what we have and who we have in our community, working hard to make things better. After Rosemary Loria’s death on Nov.[…]
By Robert Mytych Independent Sports Writer Belleville Tigers football team’s bid to advance to its first-ever state final, fell two points shy in the final minute of play in is[…]
On Nov. 19, 34th District Court Judge David M. Parrott swore in Van Buren Township Public Safety Director Gregory M. Laurain as president of the Wayne County Association of Chiefs[…]
After 40 years as an attorney in family law in Belleville, Barbara Rogalle Miller is taking down her shingle and retiring. The office in downtown Belleville will close as of[…]
34th District Court Judge Brian A. Oakley was advised on Nov. 20 that the prosecutor had some issues with the gun and would like to dismiss the felony charge of[…]
Jerry Zywicki and Peggy Hiveley were married at Fellowship Baptist Church in Wayne, MI, on Nov. 29, 1969. The reception followed at the PNA Hall in Sumpter Township. They live[…]
The Lincoln Consolidated School District announces the successful sale of its 2019 Refunding Bonds (federally taxable) in the amount of $19,450,000. The 2019 Refunding Bonds are being issued for the[…]