Expungement Fair planned by Present Pillars for January 10
Present Pillars in Benton Harbor is hosting an Expungement Resource Fair next month to help community members clear past convictions that may be holding them back. Present Pillars Director James Gunter tells us attendees can learn whether
Communication, careful planning lead to award for Berrien Springs street project
The village of Berrien Springs has won an award for a street project it completed this year. The Mechanic Street Improvements Project has received first place in the Transportation category from the American Public Works Association, Southwest
LMC’s annual MLK Breakfast set for January 19 with theme of ‘Steps Toward the Dream’
Lake Michigan College is inviting the whole community to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at its annual MLK Community Breakfast on Monday, January 19. The free community event will bring together
MDOT Director reflects on year of collaborations
Michigan Department of Transportation Director Brad Wieferich says 2025 showed how collaboration and long-term investment continue to improve roads statewide, even amid funding challenges. Speaking on the Talking Michigan Transportation Podcast, Wieferich said drivers may not care
Berrien Springs Wins First Place Award for Mechanic Street Improvements
The Village of Berrien Springs has announced that its Mechanic Street Improvements Project has received First Place in the Transportation category ($500,000–$1,000,000) from the American Public Works Association (APWA) Southwest Branch, recognizing excellence in public infrastructure, transportation planning,
Chamber: lots of sights to see in South Haven this week
If you’re looking for some holiday fun, try heading to South Haven. The South Haven Chamber’s Olivia Thompson tells us there are all kinds of fun things to do this week. She recommends a drive-through lightshow consisting
US economy grew more than expected in 3rd quarter
Person shopping (Kinga Krzeminska/Getty Images) (NEW YORK) — The U.S. economy expanded more than economists expected over a recent three-month period, recording robust growth despite concerns about sluggish hiring and cash-strappped shoppers, federal government data on Tuesday