Jonesville News

A student at the Phoenix Alternative School in Jonesville, Joey Laier hopes to graduate next year and pursue a career in diesel mechanics.

James Pickell of Horton has been accused of embezzling more than $300,000 from various individuals and businesses, according to a press release from the Michigan State Police post in Jonesville.

James Pickell of Horton has been accused of embezzling more than $300,000 from various individuals and businesses, according to a press release from the Jonesville state police post.

Once school lets out, some students will be eating for free, thanks to the federal government.

When children played soccer on weekends a few years ago, children with autism in Jackson County were often left without a program of their own.

Two people suffered injuries that were not serious Tuesday in a crash involving a Reading Emergency Unit ambulance at U.S. 127 and Jefferson Road.

Keith Brown, 76, of Hillsdale died Wednesday, April 1, at home. He is survived by two sons, Vern and Dwight; one daughter, Elizabeth; one sister, Mary Lou Tanton; and 12 grandchildren.

Community-oriented, forward-thinking and fiscally responsible. Those were a few words parents, teachers, local school staff members and education officials used Thursday to describe the ideal candidate for superintendent of Jackson County's Intermediate School District.

A Litchfield man is in serious condition after jackknifing his truck and trailer.

Owners of the Jonesvillle Bakery, Virgil and Laura Udzik, work together at their store, 234 E. Chicago St.

A 27-year-old Moscow woman died Tuesday after a semitrailer struck her minivan on U.S. 12 in Hillsdale County's Moscow Township.

The U.S. Census Bureau is seeking applicants to help with the 2010 Census. A number of paid positions will become available in March, but a pre-employment test is required to qualify.

Anyone who thinks Americans don't make racing motorcycles anymore hasn't heard of Cobra Motorcycles.

Three speakers and a taste-tempting gourmet menu highlight the 17th annual Homer Historical Society Herb Workshop.

A U.S. Postal Service carrier walks his route along N. East Street on the city's east side Thursday morning.

A Kendallville man won an award in the first annual student business plan competition sponsored by The Keith Busse School of Business and Entrepreneural Leadership at the University of Saint Francis.