Committee for Marshall attorney Robby Dube argues the case at the Michigan Court of Appeals on June 6, 2024. Courtesy MCOA The Committee for Marshall-Not the Megasite has until early August 2024 to officially take its case to the Michigan Supreme Court. Technically,...
L-r: Calhoun County Commissioners Derek King and Al Morehart. Courtesy Calhoun County Calhoun County Commissioner Derek King joins Community Matters to discuss the ramifications of the May 2024 resignation of chair Kathy-Sue Vette. The development required a two-step...
Livemic photo When you think of a caregiver for someone living with dementia or another illness, who do you think of? A spouse? A close family member? Certainly, a professional would be in that category, too, right?In this episode of Creating Dementia Solutions, we...
Solen Feyissa Is your business email system secure? What steps did you take to assure it?In this episode of Little Blinking Light, AE Tech Design President Roger Ferworn and Richard Piet discuss the considerations and perhaps lesser-known facts about the security of...
Wesley Tingey The June 18, 2024 Michigan Court of Appeals decision to affirm lower courts in the Marshall Megasite zoning case leaves the Committee for Marshall-Not the Megasite with a decision: Should their argument be taken to the Michigan Supreme Court? Attorney...
Scott Wolfersberger Scott Wolfersberger has been a Ward 1 member of the Marshall City Council for six years. Now, he wants to be mayor. With council members thrust into the spotlight after the Ford Motor Company EV battery plant announcement for the Marshall Megasite,...
Zbynek Burival A Consumers Energy solar and renewable natural gas site on farmland near Battle Creek is an example of others the utility intends to build on other sites. That's the word from David Hicks, Consumers Energy vice-president of clean energy development, who...
Construction is progressing at BlueOval Battery Park Michigan, in Marshall, Mich., in this March 29, 2024, photo. Courtesy Walbridge. LANSING – In an announcement less than two weeks after hearing arguments from both sides, a three-judge Michigan Court of Appeals...
MFM photo OK caregivers, face it: Burnout is inevitable.Helping your person with dementia is demanding on one's time - on top of the other life expectations most caregivers are keeping up with.In the next caregiver-focused episode, Miles for Memories volunteer Christi...
Presiding Judge Thomas Cameron listens during a June 6, 2024 hearing in the Michigan Court of Appeals. Courtesy MCOA/YouTube Marshall Attorney Richard Lindsey returns to Community Matters to discuss his impressions of a June 6, 2024 hearing at the Michigan Court of...