The Belleville Downtown Development Authority voted unanimously to go out for bids to relocate the middle tree at the back of the Fourth Street Square and move the electric line[…]
On Monday, July 20, at a regular meeting via Zoom, the Belleville City Council voted unanimously to hire two new law firms to represent the city. Interim City Manager Tracey[…]
The 200 semi-finalists for Michigan’s first Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission were randomly-selected June 24 by the Michigan Department of State (MDOS). Three of the 200 selected are from the tri-community.[…]
In a brief special meeting on Tuesday, July 14, the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees agreed to give $83,000 worth of bonuses to all of the police, fire, and[…]
On Monday morning, July 13, crews started demolishing the old Belleville Area District Library, which stood next to the newly constructed library. The old library was known as the Fred[…]
During the July 13 regular meeting of the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education, via Zoom, School Supt. Pete Kudlak told the board he has no idea how the[…]
The Van Buren Township Planning Commission, at its regular meeting July 8 via Zoom, discussed proposed amendments to the zoning ordinance that would pave the way for Scott Jones project[…]
On July 7 at the Quirk Park pavilion in Van Buren Township the officers and directors of the Rotary Club of Belleville were installed by 2020-21 Rotary District 6400 Governor[…]
“I am doing back flips. You can’t see me, but I am so happy that we are reaching out to our businesses,” said Van Buren Township Planning Commissioner Medina Atchinson[…]
The number of deaths from COVID-19 remains at 30 in the tri-community, which includes Belleville, Van Buren, and Sumpter in the 48111 zip code. The tri-community hasn’t had a COVID-19[…]