Tuesday, June 6, 2023
Since 1854 — News from Montcalm County and Ionia County, Michigan
The nine members of a newly formed committee to help determine how opioid lawsuit settlement dollars should be spent in Montcalm County all have their own reasons for being there.
Kate Behrenwald, an addiction medicine physician’s assistant for Corewell Health and president of The Red Project Board in Kent County is also a member of the Lakeview Village Council.
Vestaburg’s Owen Patton crossed the finish line last season in second place at Hudsonville Baldwin Middle School in the 1,600 meters.
He was less than a second behind Lezawe Osterink of Potter’s House Christian — he knew he had the ability to be a state champion, but he came up just short.
Michigan college enrollment decline among worst in the nation
The Class of 2023: Carson City-Crystal High School
Stuart Gould is going to get his wish in one of his final track events at Tri County.
The Vikings’ standout senior sprinter wanted to bring teammates with him to the MHSAA state track finals before the season began. He had big dreams to bring more than one person wearing Tri County running gear to Forest Hills Eastern’s Hawk Stadium for the Division 2 finals.
For 23 years, Jamie Sorsen has been patrolling the streets of Greenville, working alongside his fellow officers and firefighters to keep the community safe.
While every member of the Greenville Department of Public Safety brings their own set of skills and talents to the department, working diligently to keep the streets clear of wrongdoers, there’s one additional element that separates this particular police officer and fire investigator from his peers in the department.
