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Nashville band returns to Niles
"We love this place," said violinist Jordana Greenberg. "It is beautiful and meaningful to us, and it's always a great crowd.
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Part I: A tribute to my hometown
In the 1950s, as a young boy on my dad's farm in Sister Lakes, I didn't know much about Niles except that it was a nice town along the St.
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Book sale to benefit Chapin Mansion
Fort St. Joseph Museum will sponsor a book sale for two weekends with proceeds going to the Chapin Mansion restoration fund.
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Cassopolis Family Clinic makes new electronic connection
Although the Cassopolis Family Clinic is no longer owned and operated by Lakeland Healthcare, it is partnering with Lakeland to implement an electronic health record for its patients.
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Thanks for making the parade possible
Every year after the Memorial Day Parade, I pause for a few moments and hope that I have thanked all the people who have made this parade possible.
Vandalia resident Ken Kendall opened it Tuesday in the historic John B. Reddick building, formerly home to Studio 224 salon, which moved to Main Street earlier this year.
For the last 20 years, Dale Williams has put his heart and soul into his store, Trails End Sports, 18171 W. State St., in Vandalia.
Niles woman driving in crash killing four pleads not guilty
The Niles woman who authorities said was behind the wheel of a truck that crossed the center line and collided with an oncoming auto, killing an area family of four, entered a plea of not guilty Wednesday in Cass County 4th District Court.
Steel power towers resist wicked weather
Residents who walk along the St. Joseph River notice large power-line tower pieces piled up near the boat ramp upstream above the French Paper dam.
First Presbyterian names new music minister
The First Presbyterian Church of Niles has named its new minister of music, Russell Patterson, who brings a wealth of experience and training that will continue to support the church's strong music tradition.
Niles out, Bucks advance in soccer
A The host Bulldogs scored a pair of goals on breakaways in the final 1:30 of the Division 2 District soccer first round match to give Vicksburg a 5-3 win over Niles Tuesday.
Graduation is at 7 p.m. at the high school football field. In case of inclement weather, graduation will be moved to the high school gymnasium.
Styx, one of America's greatest classic rock bands, will make its first-ever concert appearance at The Frauenthal Center in Muskegon, Michigan on Sunday, Aug.
Easter is the largest Sunday for Christian worshippers, followed by Mother's Day, but Father's Day is well back in the pack at 17, the Right Rev.
He was a workingman, starting out at Michigan Standard Alloy, then Seven Trees Security.
Niles Dem announces bid for 78th
Gerry Welling of Niles seeks the Democratic nomination in the Aug. 7 primary for the 78th District state House of Representatives seat against Jack Arbanas of Buchanan.
Dick Noble said his veteran heart swelled with pride as he marched up Main Street with the Niles Memorial Day Parade Monday morning.
Vikings on the road for opener
Niles will hit the road Tuesday to take on Vicksburg, with the winner advancing to Thursday's semifinals against St.
'Great find:' Friends get Model T for Nankin Mills
Happy to take delivery of the Model T are Friends members Carol Clements, a naturalist at Nankin Mills , Jim Franklin, Don Nicholson, Daryl Bailey and Eric Rasmussen.
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, which owns Four Winds Casinos in New Buffalo and Hartford, pitched its project to Pokagon Township board Thursday night at its Community Center off Dailey Road.