Niles Scream Park to open its doors for 2024 on Friday
A new season of the Niles Scream Park begins Friday. The park will open its doors for 2024 at 8 p.m. with a slew of new attractions. Niles Scream Park co-founder Pete Karlowicz tells us they change
Marquette company working on underwater broadband connection between Benton Harbor and Chicago
We reported this week the city of Benton Harbor is allowing some soil borings to take place at Jean Klock Park in preparation for Peninsula Fiber Network’s Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure project. But what is the Middle
Andrews wins impressive Top Five academic rankings among Christian Colleges nationwide
Faculty, students and staff at Berrien Springs’ Andrews University have reason to be extremely proud of their school’s performance in a wide-ranging ranking of Christian colleges all over America. Andrews University ranked overall in the top five
TOURIST COUNCIL LAUNCHES 2024/2025 MAKERS TRAIL PASSPORT CHALLENGE
It’s time to get wine corks popping, beer foaming and spirits stirring in Southwest Michigan. The 2024/2025 Southwest Michigan Makers Trail Passport Challenge is underway from Sept. 3, 2024 to April 30, 2025. Sponsored by the Southwestern
RESA planning reading events in St. Joseph, Niles
Berrien RESA is once again holding a series of reading events for young children and their families around the county. Parent engagement and outreach coordinator Laura Robinson told us the Parents as Teachers program has been running
Peak fall colors expected in Southwest Michigan October 9-23
The County Road Association of Michigan is predicting the best time to view fall colors along the state’s roads will begin around September 25 in the Upper Peninsula. Association Deputy Director of Engagement Dustin Earley tells us
Safety regulators call for investigation into Shein, Temu
Shein and Temu icons are seen displayed on a phone screen in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, Poland on August 27, 2024. (Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) (NEW YORK) — Federal safety regulators are calling for