Spring Arbor News

A mid-Michigan cemetery has been ruled off-limits to ghost hunters looking into the unsolved murders of 4 people nearly 126 years ago.

There will be no township-sanctioned "Ghostbusters" probe at the old Crouch Cemetery later this month.

Leland Prebble, a Republican candidate for the 64th District in 2008, announced Tuesday he will not make campaign for the seat next year.

Beginning March 17, 2010, Spring Arbor University will offer degree programs at Montcalm Community College in Ionia.

One of three people arrested in connection with a string of local home invasions pleaded guilty Friday.

Maj. Stella Carroll laughs Wednesday while walking down the street from Parma Elementary School with her children and husband, Rick, left.

Technology accomplishes wonderful things, but it has bleached the fun out of election nights.

Bricklayer Roger Knickerbocker works Monday afternoon on the addition at Arbor Manor Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Spring Arbor.

This has been a tough year for residents and businesses in the Jackson area, but many continue to go above and beyond to help others.

Construction of a new residence hall at Spring Arbor University has been put on the fast track for completion by July 1. The university has begun work on the site and plans to hold a groundbreaking ceremony Friday for the new 53,000-square-foot facility, said Jerry White, vice president for finance and administration.

After 46 years of dousing flames, a Michigan firefighter is hanging up his helmet.

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.

A 92-year-old Michigan Center man was injured Monday morning after a three-vehicle crash at Spring Arbor Road and 19th Street in Summit Township.

With half an hour yet until the start of class, several students had already arrived at the Spring Arbor University campus in Jackson.

Spring Arbor University is preparing for the ninth annual Hanging of the Greens celebration on Friday, Dec.

Spend Halloween in a safe way this year at Spring Arbor Free Methodist Church's "Trunk-or-Treat." The event starts at 6 p.m. and goes until 8 p.m. Cars line the parking line with their trunks open each decorated for fall, as people stand nearby handing out candy and other goodies.

Long-time educator Dwight D. Ashley Sr. has become the principal of the Damar Academy on the Southwestside.

Obit Geneva M. Harmon, 103, of Albion died Thursday at Spring Arbor Assisted Living.

Tina Maule, 47, works for Allegiance Health at Summit Woods as a certified medical assistant for Dr.

Patrons can expect a new first impression when they visit several of the Jackson District Library's 13 branches.