St. Joseph River Yacht Club To Host Tri-State Regatta Party September 3
The Tri State Regatta will sail into St. Joseph on September 3, and the St. Joseph River Yacht Club will celebrate with the annual Tri-State Regatta Party. Club manager Ray Mays tells us everything starts with breakfast
Y Country host Matt Malone bids farewell, introduces new host at fair
Prior the Granger Smith concert at the Berrien County Youth Fair on Wednesday, 97.5 Y Country Host Matt Malone took the stage to announce his departure from the station, and to pass the proverbial torch off to
State Health Department Issues Tobacco Free Report Card For Colleges
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has released its Tobacco Free Report Card for Michigan Colleges and Universities, finding there is some room for improvement when it comes to preventing students from smoking. Department public
Berrien road dept. to pay for CDL training for new hires
Job seekers looking for a Commercial Drivers License but can’t afford the training classes are in luck. The Berrien County Road Department is offering to pay for CDL training for new employees, with the condition that the
Michigan Workers Win Minimum-Wage Increase, Paid Sick Leave
Workers in Michigan won major victories recently as a minimum-wage increase and employer paid sick time program were reinstated by court order. In 2018, petitioners succeeded in placing a minimum-wage increase along with an earned-sick-time provision on
South Haven Center For The Arts Exhibiting West Michigan Redux Through September 17
The South Haven Center for the Arts at 600 Phoenix Street is exhibiting West Michigan Redux now until September 17th. West Michigan Redux has 22 unique pieces, including traditional paintings, sculptures, an augmented reality integrated painting and
Krasl Art Center Welcomes New Exhibitions Celebrating Our Relationship With Food
The Krasl Art Center has announced two new exhibitions coming in September. It tells us more: Krasl Art Center (KAC) welcomes two new exhibitions this September. ‘Family Dinner: The Deep Connection of American Lived Experience’ opens in
Commissioners Honor Charles Yarbrough
Former Benton Harbor Mayor Charles “Mickey” Yarbrough has been honored by the Berrien County Board of Commissioners, about a month after his death. Yarbrough died June 21 at the age of 82. At a meeting on Thursday,
Corps Of Engineers To Begin Dredging, Beach Nourishment In South Haven
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will place South Haven harbor dredge material near-shore to nourish South Beach starting next week. Sampling results confirm the proposed outer harbor dredge material is suitable for beneficial reuse as nourishment
BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan Breaks Ground On New Rehab And Nursing Center
BHSH Spectrum Health has broken ground on a new facility in Grand Rapids. BHSH tells us more: BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan breaks ground today on a new rehabilitation and nursing center to replace the current continuing
Michigan Retail Numbers Up In July
Sales went up at stores in Michigan last month, according to the July Retail Index survey. Andrea Bitely, with the Michigan Retailers Association, told Michigan News Network the numbers are encouraging. “Michigan retailers have reported that their