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HOLLAND, MI (WHTC-AM/FM, Nov. 13, 2023) - A new third of the Holland City Council will be installed on Monday ...

DeKALB – 70 DeKalb community members gathered to honor veterans and their service to our country at Memorial Park on Saturday. Michael Embrey, a DeKalb resident and Air Force veteran, spoke at the ceremony. He gave recognition to different people in the crowd that have gone above and beyond in their community to bring honor...

Re-elected Dunkirk Common Councilwoman Natalie Luczkowiak has issued a statement in regard to the Tuesday night results.

COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - A resolution for a proposed $600,000 renovation project at Waterworks Park is scheduled...

ROME — Republican candidate David Sbaraglia was elected to councilor of the Seventh Ward in the city of Rome, defeating Democratic challenger Bruce R. Carpenter, according to the Oneida County

The city of Oneonta Common Council appointed Susan Lettis as the deer management plan coordinator at its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 7.

SALEM — The issue of 33 properties with deed restrictions on Beechwood Road, Countryside Drive and Hampton Place mandating annexation into the city may not be settled after all. In the Oct. 30 Economic Development Committee meeting the Perry Township trustees announced that after meeting with Columbiana County Engineer Bert Dawson it had been discovered […]

BELPRE — After a decade as a member of Belpre City Council, Susan Abdella is preparing to step into her new role as mayor. “I’m just very excited,” sa

STEUBENVILLE — Ballots had to be hand-counted, but early Wednesday morning Joel Walker was declared the winner in Steubenville’s council at large race. U

UTICA — Michael Galime claimed an apparent victory as the projected winner of the Utica mayoral election, receiving 61.57% of the votes reported as of Wednesday.