Berrien County police agencies planning National Night Out events for August
Mark your calendars for August 6 because that’s when police departments around Berrien County will hold their annual Police National Night Out events. St. Joseph Township Police Department Lieutenant Rick Knapp tells us National Night Out has
Two guitarists performing at the Box Factory June 29
The Box Factory for the Arts is hosting a couple of guitar virtuosos on June 29. The event will feature guitarists Isaiah Gardham and hometown native Aiden Schnell. Schnell returns to where his musical roots are, where
South Haven Visitors Bureau announces new summer trail challenge
The South Haven and Van Buren County Convention and Visitors Bureau is inviting everyone to take to the great outdoors and see what the area has to offer this summer with its first ever Pure Michigan Trail
Keeping it in the family – Heaven Scent has new owner
Nicholas Polaskey was born just one year before his parents opened Heaven Scent Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning of St. Joseph. Twenty-two years later, Nicholas knows the business like a sibling, he’s grown up around the work, and
Cornerstone Alliance appoints interim leadership team: Janick and Frank
Cornerstone Alliance is looking in-house first for its immediate leadership needs, as Rob Cleveland prepares to depart the CEO role for a new job in Louisiana. The Board has tapped its Chairman, John Janick, and the group’s
BBQ Competition heats up for Dowagiac Summer Festival in July
The Dowagiac Summer Festival and BBQ Competition is accepting registrations for the BBQ Competition as well as commercial vendors. Events will take place July 19 and 20 in downtown Dowagiac. The annual two day street festival will
South Haven Art Fair next month
The 65th annual South Haven Art Fair is set for July 6 and 7 at Stanley Johnston Park in South Haven. The South Haven Center for the Arts says joining the Art Fair this year will be
USDA pauses avocado, mango inspections in Mexican state due to security concerns
Mangoes are seen in a net during harvest on a farm, March 24, 2021, in Actopan, Veracruz state, Mexico. (Hector Quintanar/Bloomberg via Getty Images, FILE) (NEW YORK) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has temporarily paused any
Apple scraps its Apple Pay Later service
ozgurdonmaz/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Apple has announced it is scrapping Apple Pay Later, the company’s buy now, pay later service that launched last year. In a statement, Apple said users instead will be able to apply
Successful Job Fair to be repeated in July by MichiganWorks!
More than 300 job seekers and two dozen employers came together recently at ta Job Fair sponsored by MichiganWorks! Many individuals were hired ‘on the spot.’ With that success in mind, MichiganWorks! will seek to duplicate it
Worker Survey probes circumstances that relieve employee stress, encourage job satisfaction
A recent survey conducted by a leading answering service, VoiceNation.com, has revealed the most stressful times workers experience during their work lives. It has revealed the most stressful and least stressful days of the week, time of