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People on The Move in Kalamazoo
People on The Move announces the new title or working role of local people moving from one paid position to another.
Jackson Current: Man found guilty of child abuse, what's next...
Jackson Current: Man found guilty of child abuse, what's next for Albion Public Schools, a peek at DuPuis jewelry store Daniel Ronquillo chokes back tears as the verdict is read in his trial in front of Jackson County Circuit Judge Thomas Wilson on Thursday, May 16, 2013.
Answers to your questions about the Albion Public Schools overhaul, set to begin next school year
The Columbia Central boys basketball team warms up before a game at Albion High School in the 2011-12 season ALBION, MI - The Albion Board of Education voted late Tuesday night to discontinue teaching high school students to cover a projected $1.1 million budget deficit.
Labor Voices: King: Let's rebuild America's railways
Amtrak logged its best ridership year ever in 2012, but it needs further investment to continue improving performance, King says.
Southwest Michigan gas prices are 6 cents higher than last week
Gas prices in Southwest Michigan are about 6 cents per gallon higher than a week ago today, but at least they are going down.
Cleanup went well, says Terrace official
Deputy Fire Chief Dave Jephson says his neutral stance on Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway pipeline hasn't changed since visiting the place in Michigan where a company line broke and poured oil into a river there in 2010-but he does have a better understanding of what happens to a town after an oil spill.
'Noose incident' part of Albion budget debate
A look at minority enrollment in Albion High School, Marshall High School, and what enrollment would be if the two schools combined.
Oil Spill Whistleblower Visits Mayflower
John Bolenbaugh remembers the Marshall, Michigan, oil pipeline explosion in 2010 that spilled into the Kalamazoo River.
Paranormal Investigation Presentation
This is one of four places that the Michigan Ghost Watchers will be investigating.
Photo gallery: Students at Homer High School celebrate prom
Last weekend was a busy one for high school proms in the Jackson region, including the Homer High School prom on Saturday, May 4. Marshall-based Prater Studios shot photos at the Homer prom and shared these images of high school students.
Hairspray - Marshall Civic Players Youth Show Shannon Aikins
The Marshall Civic Players is looking ahead to this summers youth production of the hit musical Hairspray.
Anniversary: Earl Lawrence & Ruth lAWRENCE
They were married May 3, 1953 at the Zion Luthuran Church in Marshall, Michigan.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers a...
Illinois Governor declares BLET Day; Three more states, two cities...
CLEVELAND, May 3 - Illinois Governor Pat Quinn has signed a proclamation declaring May 8, 2013, as "Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen Day" throughout Illinois in honor of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen's 150th anniversary.
BCPS, Pennfield, Marshall voters go to the polls Tuesday
Rebuffed by voters last fall, officials in Battle Creek Public Schools have hit the pavement this spring trying to convince residents of the need for a tax to fund facilities upkeep.
Miller College Childrens Literature Project Announces Final Winners
Mrs. Gutsue, Fremont Elementary 5th grade teacher, celebrates the accomplishments of student, Adriana Martinez on stage at the April 25th Awards Reception for the Children's Literature Project.
Saginaw State Rep. Stacy Erwin Oakes reappointed to committees by Speaker Bolger
House Speaker Jase Bolger, R-Marshall, removed eight Democrats from committees Tuesday, April 30, citing recent absences as the reason behind the changes.
Marshall man admits slashing man's throat in fight
A Marshall man pleaded guilty Tuesday to slashing the throat of another man, trying to kill him last year.
For information Contact: Mike Dauphinais 269-579-2305 MDauph0930@sbcglobal.net For Immediate Release What is Diabetes? Barbara Baggerly, RN District 11-B1 Diabetes Committee 1046 Lowe Dr., Marshall, MI.
The cover of SCENE Magazine highlights Michigan's 2nd largest industry, agriculture Rick DeRuiter
It is no grand mystery why we grow grumpy as we grow old. Life is hard but the end is harder.