Charlotte News

In coming weeks, Michigan House and Senate committees will review a $48.2 billion budget unveiled Thursday by Gov.

Charlotte Public Schools will soon begin negotiating with the custodial staff union.

The Michigan Recovery Month Coalition will be meeting on Saturday, Feb. 18, at 9 a.m. at Recovery Network's offices located at 114 E. Lawrence Ave., Charlotte.

The Charlotte High School junior has been interested in the U.S. military for as long as he can remember.

The 2012 Mobile Meals, Inc. of Charlotte Board of Directors was recently installed.

The theme for the next Health Done Right Supper Club will be 'Let's Get Moving' and will feature a talk on exercise and running by Kim Bane of Lansing.

A 49-year-old Eaton Rapids man who allowed a drunk acquaintance to drive his pickup, which led to a... CHARLOTTE - A 49-year-old Eaton Rapids man who allowed a drunk acquaintance to drive his pickup, which led to a fatal crash, was sentenced Thursday to seven months in jail and three years of probation.

Christine Harry, assistant director of Housing Services for Eaton County, meets with a client to discuss available housing options during the Homeless Connect event held on Jan.

Deidreanna Potter, harpist, will perform on Sunday, Feb. 12, 3 p.m. at the Grand Ledge Opera House.

Charlotte Police Chief William Callahan talks with police officer Jeremy Hafner, who serves as the city's school resource officer.

On Jan. 31 of last year the U.S. Department of Agriculture released the new 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

Brookfield Eaton United Methodist Church will once again serve up a pancake breakfast on Saturday, Feb.

Erica McLeod, a mother of three, holds up what looks like a string of wooden beads, each one just a... Erica McLeod, a mother of three, holds up what looks like a string of wooden beads, each one just a... VERMONTVILLE - Kalamo United Methodist Church's food distribution will be Feb.

The city of Charlotte won't appeal the Eaton County Circuit Court jury verdict ordering it to pay $275,000 to William and Marilyn Crittenden for air rights to their property near Fitch H. Beach Municipal Airport.

Case No. 11-78-JCNotice Issued: January 10, 2012David B. Carter, Jr., P 54862, Charlotte, Michigan, by Attorney Discipline Board Ingham County Hearing Panel #6.1. Suspension - Eight Months2.

Eaton County Prosecutor Jeffery L. Suter announced Tuesday that his office has issued new charges against a Charlotte physician.

The city won't appeal the Eaton County Circuit Court jury verdict ordering it to pay $275,000 to William and Marilyn Crittenden for air rights to their property near Fitch H. Beach Municipal Airport.