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A December blaze stemming from a wood stove destroyed a farmhouse in Concord Township owned by the same family for 80 years.

Hunters who assume the state Department of Natural Resources is spread too thin and flout the deer-baiting ban are making a $500 gamble.

Known for its sauerkraut supper, Trinity Lutheran Church, 122 W. Wesley St., will serve that as part of its bazaar on Thursday.

With two books tucked next to her in the living room chair and her beloved cat Tabby within sight, Aletha Kelso of Concord was content on a gray, chilly morning.

A 50-year-old Marshall man has announced plans to be a write-in candidate for Calhoun County sheriff.

A resident's garage goes up in flames and township officials say a bad bridge is partially to blame.

Leniency ended Thursday for a Concord Township teen who allegedly burned down a hunting cabin while on probation.

Six years after closing, Albion's Caldwell Elementary School reopened its doors this school year as a result of the growing popularity of all-day kindergarten.

Robert "Jay" Bada, superintendent of Concord Community Schools, will be available at 6 p.m. Wednesday to present the district's annual report in the library of Concord High School, 219 Monroe St., Concord.

Albion Historian Frank Passic will conduct his 14th annual guided tour of Riverside Cemetery on Sunday, October 12 at 1:30 pm.

Tom King reaches for an apple at Rex Young Orchards on Monday. The pumpkins are orange, the apples are crimson, the grain is golden, and cider is flowing in amber rivulets.

Rusty Fisher felt something was ``suspicious'' when he saw two young men walking from an abandoned house in Pulaski Township on Sept.

Three Concord teens who admit vandalizing a Pulaski Township house Sept. 2 turned on two co-defendants charged with burning the place down later in the day.

Fred Kraus has a passion for the American Red Cross. He says it is an important organization that contributes a great deal to the community.

The first night of the Jackson Family Fall Festival may have gotten a healthy dose of rainfall, but that didn't stop families from stopping by 405 E. North St.

A second suspect in an arson fire last week in Concord Township was arraigned today in Jackson County District Court.

Investigators in Jackson county say two separate fires that destroyed two homes were intentionally set.The first fire happened on Tuesday on Watson Road in P ulaski Township.

Investigators say a group of teens from Concord burned down two houses Tuesday and Wednesday, causing $250,000 in damage and plenty of heartache.

Alex LaSerra of Napoleon High School won the boys Division 1 race of the Springport Invitational on Wednesday.

A prosecutor made a surprising offer Friday to Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick: resign by Sept.