The Spring Equinox on March 20 brought families to Washington Township Park for the Washington Township Spring Egg Scramble. Originally it was to be at Gilcher-Crissman Park but construction on a new pavilion resulted in…
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BY JUSTIN A. HINKLEY BRIDGE MICHIGAN Carl Druskovich, a seventh-generation southwest Michigan fruit farmer who still has to work full-time as a dentist to make ends meet, is tempted by the frequent offers to buy…
BY STACY SOBOTKA St. Baldrick’s returned to the Romeo Lions Club Fieldhouse March 14 with over 125 people shaving their heads in support of pediatric cancer research. Prior to the event, Kadyn Bickman shaved his…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Water rates in the Village of Armada are on the rise. Water Commissioner Ross Boelke announced a small increase in water rates at the Armada Village Council meeting on March 9. The…
BY STACY SOBOTKA A series of bills in the Michigan State House have townships across the state on edge over concern they would be stripped of some powers. The Oakland Township Board of Trustees approved…
BY STACY SOBOTKA It’s springtime and that means it was time for the Oakland Township Board of Trustees to approve the 2026 road gravel program at their March 10 meeting. Roads that will be addressed…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA Delays in fire and advanced life support (ALS) response times are continuing in the Village of Romeo, and Trustees Shelley Rosso, Zach Fowler, and Justin Parker requested a special meeting of the…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The Memphis City Council approved a grant application at their March 2 meeting to the State of Michigan to help fund the replacement of the Mill Street bridge. “The total cost…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Washington Township residents have continued speaking out this month against the proposed data center on the south side of 32 Mile Road between M-53 and Powell Road. Over a dozen people turned…