Hanover News

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

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

After an hours-long standoff with police, officers arrested Thursday morning a 45-year-old Hanover Township man accused of shooting at his neighbor with a shotgun Wednesday night.

More than 1,000 visitors came to Hanover's Heritage Park this weekend to be immersed in the past at Rust 'N Dust Days hosted by the Hanover-Horton Area Historical Society.

Boulis, Michelle F. and Jason M., of Hanover a daughter, Melanie Anne, born Aug.

Boulis, Michelle F. and Jason M., of Hanover a daughter, Melanie Anne, born Aug.

Boulis, Michelle F. and Jason M., of Hanover a daughter, Melanie Anne, born Aug.

As the financial picture in Michigan continues to worsen, local governments are being forced to make tough calls on how to provide necessary services and yet stay fiscally sound.

For the past three years, Roy Smith has been corralling local horse riders to trot for charity.

Sara Marie Nelson of Parma and John Travis Sharp of Lombard, Ill. Bethany Marie Kimlin and John Edward Ackerman II, both of Horton Lois Pamela Meade and Finley Joe Meade, both of Jackson Anja Minix and Gary Ray Jaquish, both of Jackson Tasha Ann Miller and Richard Taylor Trousdale, both of Jackson Marjorie June Broughman and Randy Lynn Pepper, both ...

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.

A joyride takes a dangerous turn in Jackson County. Seven people were injured when an SUV went airborne and flipped on a rural roadway.

A law enforcement officer examines the vehicle involved in the crash in Hanover Township on Saturday.

EATON CO. - In cooperation with the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Michigan State University, the Michigan Groundwater Stewardship Program will be sponsoring free drinking water well screenings for nitrates and the pesticide atrazine.

Sentencings June 8, 2009 Recently sentenced by Calhoun County Circuit Judge Allen Garbrecht: Kuy Marquetta Wright, 24, of 101 Oaklawn Ave., Battle Creek, pleaded guilty to writing a check with insufficient funds: 18 months probation; $3,853 in fines, costs, fees and restitution.

Bostwick, Danyell N., of Jackson, a son, Daireon Allen, 5 pounds, 10 ounces, born May 15 at Allegiance Health.

Recently sentenced by Calhoun County Circuit Judge Allen Garbrecht: Reynaldo Rivera Jr., 29, of 170 Upton Ave., Battle Creek, pleaded no contest to writing a check with insufficient funds: 150 days in jail with credit for 45 days; 48 months probation; substance abuse treatment; $16,797.14 in fines, costs, fees and restitution.

Small changes are on the way for a Jackson County ordinance meant to minimize duplicate road names, but bigger changes are in the works for some residents.