At the Jan. 12 organizational meeting of the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education, Amy Pearce was re-elected board president for 2026. Also re-elected to their positions were vice-president[…]
Carlos Isaiah Payne, 30, of Van Buren Township was video-arraigned in custody at 34th District Court on Jan. 8 on four felony counts surrounding the shooting death in Parkwood Apartments[…]
Amanda Star Dixon, 50, of Van Buren Township is charged with assault with intent to murder, discharging a weapon in a building causing injury, assault with a dangerous weapon, three[…]
At its regular meeting on Jan. 8, the Keystone Academy board of directors voted unanimously to reappoint Steven Harsant of Van Buren Township and Christina Dare of Sumpter Township to[…]
MANCHESTER, NH — Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) has named Christopher Yonge and Taishei Gresham, both of Van Buren Township, the Fall 2025 President’s List. The fall term runs from[…]
Shawntez Marshaun Gregory, 44, of Romulus was video-arraigned in police custody at 34th District Court on Jan. 8 on seven felony counts brought after he allegedly tried to enter Romulus[…]
As of Jan. 1, Sumpter Township has a new law firm on the job. At its Dec. 9 meeting it hired Pentiuk, Couvreur & Kobiljak P.C. of Wyandotte. Present attorney[…]
At the Jan. 5 regular meeting of the Belleville City Council, the public was introduced into the 120-page proposed new City Master Plan by planning consultants from Giffels Webster. A[…]
By Dell Deaton Contributing Writer Like any other sport, FIRST Robotics Competitions open each season by fielding fresh teams, advancing through brackets, and, for an elite few, closing with best-of-the-best[…]
At its Nov. 12 regular meeting, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees approved a bid award of $271,953, plus 10% contingency, to Lawrence M. Clark to rehabilitate the Martinsville Pump[…]