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For more than an hour Wednesday, Cambridge Township residents offered questions or concerns about a proposed aggregate operation in the Irish Hills.

Hospital board president Jeremy Gump told the Sturgis City Commission that as of 7 a.m. May 1, the hospital "will cease admitting inpatients."

Looking for the facts will determine if a photo of the Edmund Fitzgerald adds to the doomed freighters history.

The Sturgis Spring Food and Flower Fest is set for 5:30 to 9 p.m. Friday in downtown Sturgis.

A guest speaker with global reach on her pro-life stance is scheduled to be part of the Citizens for Life of Southwest Michigan’s annual fundraiser.

"As with any construction project, please use caution in this area," city officials said in a statement.

A 43-year-old Sturgis man was arrested Wednesday on several felony weapons and drug-related charges, following a report of an incident just outside the city limits that placed nearby schools in a bri…

Since the release last month of my revised book on the 1965 Palm Sunday tornado, interest and correspondence has kept me busy in my off-work hours.

A name is sought for the building in Addison that will be home to the village offices and library, the post office and the Sandbar Cafe.

"Aunt Laura" Smith Havilands life as an activist and abolitionist was recognized in 1909 with a statue and fountain dedicated in her memory.