(MIRS News) — A record-breaking 196.7 million people went shopping nationally during the first weekend of the holiday shopping season, with Black Friday still being the biggest day, but closely followed by Cyber Monday. Sales…
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On November 29, a day after former Oxford School Board members Tom Donnelly and Korey Bailey told the community the Nov. 30, 2021 shooting could have been avoided had the district implemented their threats assessment…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Ray Township rang in the Christmas season with their tree lighting Dec. 7. Prior to the tree lighting, the Ray Township Library hosted Elf Night, which included a hot cocoa bar and…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The demolition and rezoning of 156 West Gates Street will soon be heading back to the Bruce Township Board of Trustees. The Bruce Township Planning Commission recommended denial of the rezoning at…
BY STACY SOBOTKA A request for rezoning of the eastern portion of the former Miller’s Big Red Orchard was recommended for denial by the Washington Township Planning Commission at their meeting Dec. 8. Developer D’Agostini…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Stony Creek Metropark is receiving a $500,000 grant to improve a trailway at its nature center. The funding for the improvements come from $7,477,100 in Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF)…
St. Peter Lutheran Church and School recently held a dedication ceremony for their new Michigan Historical Marker, one of approximately 1,700 in the state, and administered by the Michigan Historical Center. The church and school…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Armada High School’s chorale ensemble has been given an extraordinary invitation: a chance to go to Pearl Harbor in Hawaii next December. “Our organization is planning a trip to Hawaii to perform…
As Michigan faces its worst flu season in over a decade, immunization advocates are urging residents to vaccinate their families as soon as possible. At a virtual roundtable last week, a primary care physician, a…