Trees and branches were scattered throughout the tri-community on Monday morning as residents woke to determine the damage from Sunday night’s storm that was forecast to contain wind gusts of[…]
The Belleville Area Disstrict Library Seed Library was started in the spring of 2024 to help people get started growing flowers and their own food. In addition to the seeds,[…]
34th District Court Judge Teresa Patton, who was elected last November, had been legally sworn in weeks ago, and has been participating fully in the court since the first of[…]
It’s a spring event as predictable as the return of the robins: volunteers will hit the roadsides across lower Michigan beginning Saturday as Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) Adopt-A-Highway (AAH)[…]
“Hopefully, we’re very close to the finish line,” said a representative of Tractor Supply, saying he was waiting for the Wayne County approval in writing to finalize the project. The[…]
A water line that has had a reported 18 breaks in the last ten years was the focus of a 20-minute discussion at the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees regular[…]
At its 29-minute meeting on March 25, the Van Buren Township Downtown Development Authority voted unanimously to pay its 2025 Detroit Region Aerotropolis dues of $25,000. Absent from the meeting[…]
The Annual Indoor Flea Market at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 19109 Craig St., New Boston, is set for May 1-3. On Thursday and Friday, May 1 and 2, the hours[…]
We are a small, weekly newspaper dedicated to reporting on activities in a single zip code – 48111 – and yet we have been receiving dozens of letters from people[…]
For the first time in history, the Belleville High School Girls Varsity Basketball team won the Division 1 Michigan High School Athletic Association State Championship on Saturday, March 22. The[…]