The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners are debating a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) appeal for records related to an alleged serial killer who once lived locally. John Rodney McRae was a ...

University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Carson has been named a top performer for quality care in a new nationwide study. The hospital earned the ranking in the small community hospital category of the ...

On a chilly Michigan morning, a young man laces up his work boots and waits for his Dial-A-Ride vehicle to arrive. Driving isn't an option for him, but that hasn’t stopped him from holding down a ...

The chief judge of Ionia and Montcalm counties ruled that the Ionia County District Court judge did not err in his judgment ...

Montcalm County is losing its community nutrition instructor due to the elimination of federal funding. Michigan State ...

The Alzheimer’s Association is inviting residents of Montcalm and Ionia counties to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s by participating in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Oct. 4 ...

Following the success of last year’s inaugural Building Bright Futures fundraiser, members of the Education Foundation of Greenville had no idea what to expect in their second year of raising funds ...

Check out the local sports schedule for the upcoming week.

Embodying a strong team chemistry is crucial for any sports team when it comes to achieving high levels of success.  The Greenville boys tennis team has been using theirs completely to their advantage ...

Jeopardy game, take one. "I'll take political potpourri for $1,200." Answer: Jim Brickley, Dick Posthumus, John Cherry and Brian Calley.

I have two female friends who are engineers. This blows my mind as it is a career field I would never ever have considered.

After more than a year of leading Montcalm Community College, President Bradley Barrick has received an extension to his contract, which includes a pay increase. During the Sept. 9 meeting of the MCC ...