Local News in Buchanan, Michigan
Buchanan schools to receive $1 million grant
BUCHANAN -- Good things can come out of bad. Buchanan school district officials certainly learned that this week as they got word that Buchanan High School is getting a $1.3 million federal grant.Volunteers come out to 13th annual barbecue to feed area homeless John Ehlke | The Flint JournalRose Buchanan of Flint smiles while talking with Mid Michigan Community Outreach volunteer Pat Lundy during the 13th annual barbecue for the homeless along the Riverwalk Trail near james P. Cole Blvd. and 5th Ave....
High school football: Buchanan works quickly for win BUCHANAN -- After his team's game Thursday against Bronson, Buchanan football coach Joe Austin was planning on a late-night drive to his second home in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
CHELSEA: Community fair reports record-breaking numbers Everyone was in high spirits at this year’s Chelsea Community Fair due to record attendance, board members reported Monday.
Wounded Army man: 'I'll take that hit' for buddies BUCHANAN - Jeffrey Fletcher wasn't in Afghanistan very long before he was wounded in a roadside attack, but his impression of that country is one of majestic mountains and an impoverished people.
Muskegon and Oceana counties' Circuit Court sentences WEST MICHIGAN -- The following people have been sentenced in circuit court. Judge James M. Graves Jr.
Southwest Michigan Sports ‘airing’ games Posted 10 minutes ago at 12:03 am. Southwest Michigan Sports is proud to announce that it will be covering high School football for the 2010 Season. All games can be heard “live” every Friday night streaming online at www.swmsports.net.
The Y to take healthy habits outside Posted 4 minutes ago at 12:19 am. Instructors with the Niles-Buchanan Y will take their fitness philosophies outdoors once again when the second Day in the Park event commences Saturday, Sept. 11.
2010 season starts with unprecedented QB choice When four blue school buses pull up to Beaver Stadium for Saturday's home opener against Youngstown State, there's no longer a question as to who will step off the bus behind Joe Paterno.
Albion College football team hopes to carry over solid play from the end of last season Albion College football coach Craig Rundle was sad to see the 2009 season end.After scoring just 93 points in their first eight games combined, his Britons exploded over the final two games for 94 points and a pair of lopsided...