Berrien Springs News

Posted 4 hours, 45 minutes ago at 10:28 am. Army Sgt. Daniel Alexander Frazier, 25, was tragically killed on Nov.

November 20, 2009 -- The Michigan Department of Transportation has announced that small urban areas in 25 Michigan counties will receive more than $8 million in FY 2011 for projects that range from rebuilding roads to purchasing buses.

Families that run together, stay together. That's the hope, anyway, and the direction the Thanksgiving Day Run has taken in Niles.

Posted 3 hours, 38 minutes ago at 3:18 pm. Edwardsburg's Sarah Benjamin was named Lakeland Conference Coach of the Year.

Children don't come with instruction books, but parents should know better than to lock a 12-year-old in her room and leave her alone in the house, Berrien County Trial Judge Scott Schofield told a Niles couple Monday.

Posted 1 hour, 11 minutes ago at 11:31 am. The big cat was suddenly in the headlights of the Toyota Sienna van.A California? No.A Colorado? No.A Wyoming? No.

Lakeland Conference champion Coloma dominated the first team of the all-league squad, which was announced on Wednesday.

Posted 3 hours, 48 minutes ago at 10:02 am. St. Paul's music director, Linda Mack, who performed on organ and harpsichord, as well as singing chamber music with Canto Dulcis, basks in a standing ovation with Venezuelan violinist Claudio Gonzalez, who conducts the Andrews University Sinfonietta in the background, and flutist Katie Lewis.

Four Flags Elderly Housing, in Niles, recently filed a lawsuit against a construction firm and two other companies involved in renovating its Seventh Street retirement plaza two years ago.

The Four Flags Plaza has filed suit against the construction company, architectural firm and insurance company involved in a 2007 renovation project at the Seventh Street building that left those windows and sliding glass doors replaced during the project "improperly installed." The suit, filed with the Berrien County Circuit Court at the end of ...

Posted 4 hours, 33 minutes ago at 11:07 am. Friday, Oct. 23, 2009 Earlier this year, Congress eliminated nearly $900 million to combat a flu epidemic from the economic stimulus package in an effort to gain GOP support for the plan.

If the smell of autumn gets your creative juices fermenting, you might want to curl up with the new fourth edition of 'Home Winemaking Step-by-Step by Jon Iverson, the bible for many amateur winemakers.

Berrien Springs-Oronoko Township Police Chief Milt Agay has been appointed to a federal panel that fights gun crimes.

The Berrien County Health Department has finalized its H1N1 vaccination clinic schedule.

As the winter season approaches, American Red Cross officials are encouraging all eligible donors to make an appointment to donate blood to help keep Michigan hospitals fully stocked with what they need to help patients.

The Second Missionary Baptist Church will continue their celebration of their 160th year on Sunday, October 18th, with a Fellowship Worship with the Berean Seventh Day Adventist Church and Pastor R. Greg Jones.

Posted 4 hours, 21 minutes ago at 9:39 pm. ST. JOSEPH - Loren Hamel, MD, of Berrien Springs, has been announced as Lakeland HealthCare's president and chief executive officer.

It didn't take very long for visiting Niles to chalk up another Big 16 Conference West Division volleyball win Wednesday night.

An Andrews University student pleaded guilty on Friday to stealing marijuana from the Berrien County Drug Lab located at the Berrien Springs college.

It looks like Saint Joseph Police Sergeant Rick Smiedendorf could be the next Deputy Police Chief of the Berrien Springs-Oronoko Township Police Department.