Sunday Dec 27 | Jackson Citizen Patriot
Customers come firstPhil Tripp dedicated to pleasing his clientele
For the Citizen Patriot When it comes to dealing with people, Phil Tripp uses the Golden Rule in his business -- knowing that people appreciate fair treatment and will keep coming back if treated respectfully.
The Youth Advisory Committee of the Jackson Community Foundation has awarded $5,670 in grants to local school districts.
Christmas shopping trip a 45-year tradition for Vandercook Lake father and four daughters
While Pam Beers, left, talks with her father, Bob Myers, right, Cyndi Alldaffer, seated, looks at a pair of earrings with her other sisters, Barb Simmons, center, and Robyn Borreson, right, during their annual Christmas shopping trip.
Walton Agency event has become a Christmas tradition
There may not have been snow on the ground, but a winter wonderland awaited visitors inside The Walton Agency on Thursday evening.
Families delight in search for Christmas tree
Three-year-old Adam Norris clung to the lap of his father, Alan, while the tractor they were riding Sunday rattled over a muddy path.
Jackson County sheriffs deputies help a local couple escape their burning home. The flames broke out at about 1:30 Saturday morning on the 900 block of East McDevitt in Vandercook Lake.
Jackson County deputy saves two as Vandercook Lake house burns
Services for homeless people featured at Jackson Project Connect event
Larry Moon, left, receives a haircut Friday. Moon, who has moved from being homeless to having his own place, was one of more than 300 people participating in this year's Jackson Project Connect on Friday at the Salvation Army in Jackson.
Potterville's Kuyers named top coach
Potterville girls track coach Michael Kuyers was named the Michigan High School Coaches Association coach of the year.
Businesses look to explain supernatural occurrences in Jackson area
Specters, apparitions, inexplicable sounds and things going more than bump in the night.
Jackson police hunt for evidence in 9-month-old homicide
Jackson County Major Crimes Task Force members search the Grand River along Probert Road at the back of Ella Sharp Park on Monday afternoon.
`Real art experience' wraps up at museum
Fifty-five student art works are coming off the walls of the Ella Sharp Museum and going on the walls of local businesses and organizations this week.
Jackson man pleads guilty in car arson
A man accused of setting fire to parked vehicles in Summit Township last month pleaded guilty Friday.
Street Talk: How are Jackson-area residents preparing for flu season?
Valrie Whisler Jackson "Pretty much trying to stay warm and update my shots at the doctor's because it's really bad, I heard." Jane McClure Vandercook Lake "I work at a care home, and within the next couple of days, I'm getting flu shots.
College classes, variety of jobs help Jackson couple pursue career goals
"That's where all the money is going to," said Jonathan Owens as he referred to his 1-year-old daughter, Joselyn.
Three people police suspect have been behind at least nine area break-ins have been charged with home invasion.
2 Arrested for Thefts from Cars
Two suspects, two fires and dozens of break-ins, all in just a few hours Monday night.
Educators learn to deal with aggression
Nearly 20 signs displaying terms for student behavior were wrapped around a conference room Tuesday in order of severity -- from as mild as eye rolling to as severe as stabbing.
Cascades Civil War Muster in Jackson sees one of its largest crowds in years
Travis McCann of Jackson takes aim at a Union soldier during a battle re-enactment at the Cascades Civil War Muster on Saturday.