Lane Automotive Cancels Popular Cruise-In & Car Show for 2020
One of the most spectacular and colorful harbingers of summer in Michigan’s Great Southwest has unceremoniously landed on the growing list of canceled events in our region as news comes this evening from the proud team at
Cook Plant Emergency Sirens Slated for 3-Min Run This Saturday
If you are easily alarmed or get spooked by extended sirens sounding across the landscape, especially in the middle of a pandemic, be sure to keep in mind this Saturday that “It’s only a test!” The regularly-scheduled
Growing Wightman Team Adds to Administrative Staff
The burgeoning team at Benton Harbor-based Wightman continues to grow, this time with the addition of two new employees to their administrative staff. Ashley Sonnevil of Paw Paw, joins Wightman as a human resources generalist based in
04-02-20 Moody on the Market Daily Update
04-02-20 Moody on the Market Daily Update
Education Groups Respond to Gov. Whitmer’s School Closure Order
As you would expect, education groups are stepping off the curb to respond to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order ending face-to-face K-12 education in the state for the balance of the academic calendar year. Education Trust-Midwest and
New Order From Gov. Whitmer Ends Balance of School Year in Michigan
What many people figured would undoubtedly happen…has. The Michigan K-12 school year is officially over as far as face-to-face learning as mandated by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer this morning. The Governor today signed Executive Order 2020-35, which orders
Red Arrow Sewer Construction Detour Delayed Until April 20th
If your travels routinely take you along Red Arrow Highway in Chikaming Township and/or New Buffalo Township, here’s yet another updated heads up for you from the Berrien County Road Department regarding sewer reconstruction work that will
MDOT Lifts Spring Weight Restrictions in Lower Peninsula Today
Commercial companies and over-the-road truckers in the Lower Peninsula who faced seasonal weight restrictions to protect Michigan’s roads will so those restrictions lifted today by the state’s transportation team. Effective noon today, Thursday, April 2nd, the Michigan
Coloma/St. Joseph KOA Holiday Opens Early Following Governor’s Clarifications
Essential workers like traveling medical personnel, nuclear plant workers and others who have grown accustomed to literally taking their home with them wherever they go are getting good news today from Southwest Michigan’s Coloma/St. Joseph KOA Holiday
2020 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship Will Not Happen
Paul Broadhurst will not have the chance to defend his Harbor Shores title in the 2020 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship this year as the spectacular event is the most recent casualty in the wake of the coronavirus
Industry Survey Says Michigan Restaurant Trade “In Free Fall”
With more than 16,000 restaurants in Michigan, a trade group survey says the industry “is in free fall and at great risk of being completely decimated through no fault of its own.” Those are the words of