RESA Hosting The 2023 Cloverleaf Spelling Competition This Month
Berrien RESA is getting ready to welcome the 2023 Cloverleaf Spelling Competition to the Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College this month. It says the competition is open to Berrien, Cass, and Van Buren counties public and
Sheriff Bailey preparing for retirement
When Berrien County Sheriff Paul Bailey started in law enforcement, officers didn’t have computers, body cameras, bullet proof vests, or cell phones. When deputies needed backup, they sometimes had to use a pay phone to call dispatch.
Envisioning the future through art; Krasl highlights two exhibitions
The Krasl Arts Center is highlighting two of its exhibitions. Director Tami Fauver tells us more: This month, Krasl Art Center features two exhibitions in its galleries that consider the future: The World After Us: Imaging techno-aesthetic
Animal Control struggles with overcrowding
Berrien County Animal Control has been struggling to house animals that belong to people who are caught up in the criminal justice system and waiting for court dates. Berrien County Commissioner Alex Ott told colleagues this week
Strong indicators show ‘great start’ in 2023 for area’s economy, according to GVSU expert
Key manufacturing indicators in West Michigan rose sharply in January, a sign that the area’s economy is rebounding, according to a Grand Valley State University economic expert. Brian Long, director of supply management research at the Seidman
Corrections Officers Now Eligible to Attend Michigan’s Community Colleges Tuition-Free
Corrections officers needing college credits are now eligible to attend one of the state’s 31 community colleges tuition-free under a new grant program, Michigan Community College Association announced today. Current state law requires state corrections officers to