South Haven looking to adjust how electric rates are set
The city of South Haven could be updating the way it sets rates for customers of the municipal electric utility. Speaking at this week’s meeting of the South Haven City Council, City Manager Kate Hosier said the
Free Narcan training being offered by health department this month
The Berrien County Health Department will host some free overdose response training this month. Health department prevention specialist Lisa Peeples-Hurst tells us they’ll be showing people how to administer the anti-overdose drug, Narcan. It’s a simple nasal
BH committee reviews proposed ordinance restricting retail sales late at night
The city of Benton Harbor could soon limit the hours during which retail businesses are allowed to operate in order to reduce late night parties that cause disturbances and sometimes lead to violence. At a meeting of
Paddler Park development receiving a boost from Harbor Shores
Harbor Shores Community Redevelopment is working with the city of St. Joseph to develop the new Paddler Park, located at 213 Upton Drive, the site of the old city water tower. The city began work on the
South Haven’s Spencer Fire Trucks unveils new ‘Initial Attack’ fire unit
South Haven-based Spencer Manufacturing, Inc. is a leader in building customized fire apparatus for cities, townships and other entities that buy firetrucks of varying sizes. This week, Spencer is unveiling its new ‘Initial Attack’ vehicle– designed to
Annual BH/SJ Rotary Foundation grants are open for application
The St. Joseph-Benton Harbor Rotary Club Foundation is now accepting grant applications for the 2025 funding cycle. This year, a total of up to $90,000 will be awarded as determined by the Rotary Club Foundation Board of
Andrews University to Host Innovation-Focused Industry Lab Summit in September
Something exciting is brewing at Andrews University, and it’s not just for students or academics. On Thursday, Sept. 26, the University will host its second annual Industry Lab Summit, a free, public event aimed at connecting students,
DNR tracking new invasive mushroom found in Michigan
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking everyone to keep an eye out for a new invasive mushroom that’s been appearing in forests in the state. DNR invasive species spokesperson Joanne Foreman tells us the golden
I&M reaches deal with Google to ease demand on electric grid
Indiana Michigan Power has announced a new contract with Google to help reduce stress on the electric grid during peak usage periods. I&M Director of Communications Stephanny Smith tells us the company offers customers the option of