Concord News

Kevyn VanWert clears a strip of corn stalks eight rows wide as he harvests it with a combine Wednesday afternoon.

Cool temperatures and excessive rain have pushed back the harvest for farmers in Jackson County and around the state.

Baxter, Kelli L. and Charles C., of Jackson, a son, Charles Sanison, born on Nov.

Cool temperatures and excessive rain have pushed back the harvest for farmers in Jackson County and around the state.

Drivers who were dismayed by the closure of the Warner Road bridge that forced them to detour, will be able to travel their former route.

Births Barrett, Jessie M. and Eric R., of Concord, a daughter, Mya Claire, born Oct.

Concord Community Schools Superintendent Robert Bada will present the district's annual report to the community at 7:30 p.m. Oct.

Football - Albion at Hillsdale, Harper Creek at Lakeview, Delton Kellogg at Schoolcraft, Colon at Bellevue, Tekosha at Waldron, BCC at Marshall, Pennfield at Galesburg-Augusta, St.

Bennett Elementary School students O Landenberger, 7, left, and Jayvion Jones, 7, enjoy bags of popcorn Wednesday morning.

A Hanover Township man was injured Saturday when a large Ford tractor he was driving rolled over and hit a cement wall.

Paige W. and Jerry A., of Jackson, a daughter, Haizelee Joyce, born Sept. 16, 7 pounds at Allegiance Health.

When Brian McClintock, 45, quit working months ago to help care for his sick mother-in-law, he knew nothing of the hurdles he would face.

Deloris Bowman stood over Mitchell Kulinich, holding a hammer and an opened jackknife, and demanded money, Kulinich testified Tuesday.

Drivers who have been deterred by the closure of the Warner Road bridge in Concord Township could be able to use it again soon.

A 55-year-old woman is facing possible armed robbery and kidnapping charges after police said she forced a 78-year-old man to drive her to Albion to buy drugs.

Even if reading this after the summer is over these contacts would be able to tell you how the program went and offer advice to any questions a church group may have.

After spending more than two weeks in the University of Michigan Medical Center's trauma unit, Joseph "Joey" Laier of Concord, is showing signs of improvement.

Bob Inman wasn't expecting a hefty paycheck for serving on the Jackson Public Schools board when he decided to run for a seat last year.

The number of residents in most Jackson County communities has dipped in recent years after a period of steady growth, according to U.S. Census estimates released today.

Joseph Laier remains in critical condition at the University of Michigan Medical Center while six others who were injured in the crash Saturday are in good condition or have been released.