WASHINGTON — Starting in mid-September, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will make airspace changes in and around Cleveland and Detroit airports. These changes are part of the Cleveland-Detroit Metroplex project,[…]
Brett Haake of Shorewood, IL, caught five bass weighing 23 pounds, 11 ounces, to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League Michigan Division tournament on the Detroit River on[…]
The Belleville Band Boosters are sponsoring the 26th-annual Belleville High School Half-Time Band Review at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 18, at the BHS Athletic Field. Bands from New Boston Huron[…]
James A. Martindale, 27, of Belleville died at about 4:22 a.m. Saturday after he was thrown from a vehicle in a single-car crash on Rawsonville Road south of Oakville-Waltz Road[…]
Parents of students in the Van Buren Public Schools are voicing concern about the low spring proficiency scores from M-STEP testing for the district that were announced last week. The[…]
About 25 recycling bins for gently used clothing and shoes will be put up around Van Buren Township in the near future and the township will get 6 cents per[…]
On Friday, Matthew Best, Van Buren Township Department of Public Services Director, advised township residents that PFAS have been discovered north of Ann Arbor in the Huron River Watershed. “As[…]
During a 47-minute special meeting on Aug. 21, the Sumpter Township Planning Commission voted unanimously to return its recommendation on the proposed slaughterhouse to the township board of trustees with[…]
The Sumpter Township Board of Trustees at its Aug. 28 regular meeting voted 5-1 to approve special land use for a custom slaughterhouse at 50425 Bemis Road. Treasurer Peggy Morgan[…]
Bethany Bible Church, 810 E. Huron River Drive, will again begin its Awana program on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Awana is a children’s Bible club, for three year olds through sixth[…]