ST. JOSEPH — The Curious Kids’ Museum re-opened Wednesday to members and will open to the general public starting June 22.

ST. JOSEPH — Swimming is once again permitted at Silver Beach.

SHOREHAM — The case of alleged mismanagement of Shoreham money by its former council president and clerk is now in the hands of the Berrien County Prosecutor’s Office.

ST. JOSEPH — There’s been a lot of movement inside Czar’s 505 in recent weeks.

ST. JOSEPH — A proposal for a planned unit development on the Nye’s Apple Barn property in St. Joseph Township took a small step forward Monday – but it may face a mountain to climb.

Before he met his wife, Robert Montgomery had never heard of St. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH — Clare Crowley fell in love with boxing 20 years ago, and now wants to bring the sport to Southwest Michigan.

ST. JOSEPH — The Lake Bluff Artisan Fair is returning to St. Joseph next weekend.

ST. JOSEPH — The city of St. Joseph will again apply for a grant to help pay for renovations of the Maids of the Mist fountain in Lake Bluff Park.

ST. JOSEPH — St. Joseph Today wants people to patronize local businesses and is encouraging that with a special event this summer called Love Local.

ST. JOSEPH — The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has approved a social district plan for St. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH — Providing kayakers with easy access to the lake and the river has long been a top priority in the parks plan for the city of St. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will begin St. Joseph Harbor emergency dredging in early June.

ST. JOSEPH — Unique Lewis wants to help children after she finishes her education.

ST. JOSEPH — As summer tourism season approaches, it appears local and state officials will once again wrestle with the issue of short-term rentals.

ST. JOSEPH — Silver Beach Hotel manager Jay Patel and St. Joseph Public Safety Director Steve Neubecker have cleared up a misunderstanding about parking tickets that were issued last weekend at the hotel.

ST. JOSEPH — COVID-19 hospitalizations at Spectrum Health Lakeland fell to 18 on Tuesday.

ST. JOSEPH — The popular Mike Yore Memorial Car Show will return to St. Joseph this summer.

ST. JOSEPH — The third time was the charm Monday for a proposal to develop a downtown social district in the city of St. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH — The St. Joseph City Commission on Monday threw its support behind a multi-million dollar development proposed by Whirlpool Corp.

ST. JOSEPH — The Blossomtime Festival’s annual Youth Parade had its share of floats and costumes this past weekend.

ST. JOSEPH — The Silver Beach Carousel has been closed for more than a year, but officials have identified several precautions to hopefully reopen the facility for the summer.

ST. JOSEPH — Royalton Township voters approved a fire equipment millage Tuesday night that’s expected to make up for a clerical error on a previous levy.

ST. JOSEPH — St. Joseph Township officials have reached an agreement with Benton Township related to properties bordering the two municipalities that are hooked up to Benton Township sewer lines.

ST. JOSEPH — Through the first three months of the year, the Southwest Michigan housing market has remained a hot bed for home sellers.

ST. JOSEPH — Area Edgewater Bank branches will open and operate as United Federal Credit Union branches starting Monday.

ST. JOSEPH — The owners of two popular restaurants are taking it to the street again this year with outdoor dining all summer long.

ST. JOSEPH — Applications are due by 5 p.m. Friday for units to take part in the Blossomtime Festival Youth Parade.

ST. JOSEPH — There will once again be a mural painted on the Lake Bluff Park stairs this year.

ST. JOSEPH — Events like Chalk the Block and the Tri-State Regatta will return to St. Joseph this summer as the city continues to navigate COVID-19 restrictions and precautions.

ST. JOSEPH — Commissioners and residents expressed some concerns Monday about establishing a social district that would allow people to buy alcoholic beverages at bars or restaurants and take them to outdoor common areas for consumption.

ST. JOSEPH — The St. Joseph school district has taken the next step in making sure all students are given an equitable chance to be successful, board trustees heard Monday.

ST. JOSEPH — St. Joseph officials recently learned the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is providing an emergency $500,000 to dredge the St. Joseph Harbor.

ST. JOSEPH — When Dan Myers came back to St. Joseph to work for Robert Bosch, he wanted to focus on the sustainability side of the business.

ST. JOSEPH — The Krasl Art Center is finalizing preparations for the 2021 Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff, which makes its return this summer after a one-year hiatus.

ST. JOSEPH — St. Joseph Today is looking for vendors to sell their wares when Antiques on the Bluff returns to Lake Bluff Park in downtown St. Joseph beginning May 2.

ST. JOSEPH — Nine candidates have filed nominating petitions for three seats on the St. Joseph City Commission, which will be open in November.

ST. JOSEPH — About 30 people marched in downtown St. Joseph on Thursday, saying they were protesting against racism locally and across the world.

ST. JOSEPH — Trial dates have been set for a local lawyer charged with embezzlement and larceny in two separate cases.

ST. JOSEPH — After more than 50 years in business, Nye’s Apple Barn in St. Joseph Township is calling it quits, and nearby residents are not pleased with a proposed plan for the property.

ST. JOSEPH — The St. Joseph City Commission has approved the return of several popular events this spring and summer, with COVID-19 precautions in place, along with some new events.

ST. JOSEPH — The body of Cody Yergeau was found Wednesday near the South Pier in St. Joseph, not far from where Yergeau drowned on Sunday, March 28.

ST. JOSEPH — Jennifer Fee has agreed to terms to lead St. Joseph Public Schools.

ST. JOSEPH — St. Joseph city commissioners said Monday they like the concept of a downtown social district, but have concerns about the details and want more information and input from businesses and city staff.