Many people in this area were surprised by Monday’s six-inch-or-so snowstorm, although weathercasters had warned snow was coming. But, this much snow? On Veterans Day? Janet Millard in our office[…]
Terrance O’Neal, 63, was arraigned by video at 34th District Court on Nov. 9 on charges of second-degree murder and felony firearm in the shooting death of his wife Belinda,[…]
On Nov. 7, during a light snowfall, workers from JD Chandler Roofing finished up the new metal roof for the Belleville Area District Library’s new branch, a media center in[…]
At its Nov. 11 regular meeting, the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education accepted the financial audit of its 2018-19 fiscal year from Laura Payne of Taylor & Morgan[…]
By Robert Mytych Independent Sports Writer Belleville High School varsity football advanced to the third round of the state football playoffs with a resounding 67-14 road victory over Brownstown Woodhaven[…]
On Nov. 8, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced appointments to various state boards and commission, including the appointment of Brigette Robarge of Belleville to the Human Trafficking Health Advisory Board. Robarge[…]
A preliminary exam on one count of False Report of Threat of Terrorism (a 20-year felony) and one count of Habitual Offender-Fourth Offense Notice (a five-to-15-year felony) is scheduled for[…]
On Oct. 31, Lincoln Consolidated Schools dedicated the Marvin S. Pittman Room within the Central Office suite. The room is used for district and community meetings. School Supt. Sean McNatt,[…]
At about 4 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, a neighbor called 911 to report a house fire on Van Born Road in Van Buren Township after the lone female occupant crawled[…]
At about 4:45 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7, Sumpter Township Police were dispatched to the area of Rawsonville Road south of Bemis Road on reports of shots fired following a[…]