After a preliminary exam during which Van Buren Township Police Officer David Champagne testified to the details of a 2016 felony charge against James Forrest Chapman, Judge Brian A. Oakley[…]
In September, the Michigan Association of Municipal Clerks held an election to select the candidate who will represent Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee and Kentucky as the Region V Director for[…]
The Van Buren Township Fire department, has placed two cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) assistance devices, on rescue trucks, that will improve the care provided to patients in cardiac arrest, said[…]
The former maintenance agreement between the City of Belleville and the Belleville Downtown Development Authority expired more than two years ago and a new agreement was needed. At Monday’s regular[…]
The Yankee Air Museum won an award that was presented to it on Nov. 1 under the Capital dome in Lansing as part of Michigan Auto Heritage Day. The Yankee[…]
Belleville officials long ago said that the city will opt out of the new state medical marijuana law that allows dispensaries and grow operations. Officials are waiting for something from[…]
On Oct. 27, Van Buren Township Fire Fighters honored retired chief of the department, Brad Traskos, by presenting him with the 1986 plaque with his name on it that had[…]
Canton Township Supervisor Pat Williams sent a press release to the Observer newspaper over the week end about a bet on the upcoming high school football game between Canton and[…]
The Belleville Area Council for the Arts congratulates the winners of the eighth-annual Community Art Show as follows: Adult 2-Dimension: 1st – Rhonda Dutton, 2nd – Liz Dobbs, 3rd –[…]
Norfolk Southern Railroad was to perform crossing repairs on its railroad track across Savage Road in the City of Belleville and the crossing was to be closed for a week.[…]