The Belleville Area Council for the Arts, committed to providing cultural opportunities to the residents of the tri-community, has put in place events for spring, summer and fall of 2020.[…]
On Oct. 9, 34th District Court Judge Brian A. Oakley ordered Stephen Latroy Ford, 49, of Van Buren Township bound over to circuit court for an Oct. 23 arraignment on[…]
Four defendants – all Ypsilanti residents — held their preliminary exams together before 34th District Court Chief Judge Tina Brooks Green on Oct. 16 for their alleged parts in the[…]
“After the Harvest Book Sale” will be held Saturday, Nov. 2, noon to 3 p.m. at the Belleville Area District Library. Members of the Friends of the Library will have[…]
Van Buren Township’s annual Candy Loop to celebrate Halloween will run from 4 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Quirk Park behind the township hall at 46425 Tyler[…]
On Friday, Oct. 11, a disgruntled driver with a ticket he didn’t like, tried to complain to Van Buren Township Police and when that didn’t work, he came into the[…]
At one point, it was expected that the disagreement between Keystone Charter Academy and its service provider National Heritage Academies was going to have to be solved with opposing attorneys[…]
KEYSTONE ACADEMY, a PUBLIC SCHOOL under the Michigan Constitution of 1963, is authorized by Bay Mills Community College and subject to general supervision of the State Board of Education. The[…]
On Monday, Oct. 14, the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education received a framed certificate, “Safety is No Accident Award,” from the School Employees Trust/School Employers Group (SET SEG)[…]
Just two of the four candidates running for the Belleville City Council showed up to face the public at a candidate forum at the Belleville High School mini-auditorium on Oct.[…]