Horton News

Sara Marie Nelson of Parma and John Travis Sharp of Lombard, Ill. Bethany Marie Kimlin and John Edward Ackerman II, both of Horton Lois Pamela Meade and Finley Joe Meade, both of Jackson Anja Minix and Gary Ray Jaquish, both of Jackson Tasha Ann Miller and Richard Taylor Trousdale, both of Jackson Marjorie June Broughman and Randy Lynn Pepper, both ...

Shaffer, Nicole L. and Dennis B., of Hudson, a daughter, Bailey Lynne, 6 pounds, 10 ounces, born June 21 at Allegiance Health.

A bumpy, gravel road thrill ride turned tragic for seven friends Saturday when they were all thrown from an SUV that crashed in Jackson County.

SEVEN INJURED, AT LEAST TWO CRITICALLY IN THE ROLLOVER ACCIDENT SATURDAY NIGHT ON FOWLER ROAD IN HANOVER TOWNSHIP.

A law enforcement officer examines the vehicle involved in the crash in Hanover Township on Saturday.

A law enforcement officer examines the vehicle involved in the crash in Hanover Township on Saturday.

Michigan State Police allege a Horton man charged with embezzlement stole more than $300,000 worth of goods from individuals and four of his former employers to sell them on eBay.

James Pickell of Horton has been accused of embezzling more than $300,000 from various individuals and businesses, according to a press release from the Jonesville state police post.

Nadyne Auseon, 95, of Hillsdale died Saturday, June 6, at Drews Place Village Green in Hillsdale.

Times were a little different when Long's Plumbing Company started serving the Northville community 60 years ago.

Two Jackson County superintendents and one assistant superintendent are among the seven candidates selected by the Jackson County Intermediate School District board Tuesday to be vetted for the district's open superintendent position.

Defendants' addresses at the time of sentencing. JUDGE CHAD C. SCHMUCKER William James Short, 47, of Jackson, 30 months to 15 years in prison, $15,687 costs and fines, for breaking and entering a building with intent, 4th offense, and for receiving and concealing stolen property worth $1,000-$20,000, fourth offense.

Inspired by her grandparents and their positive influence on her, teacher Kim Harrigan helped Bird Elementary School students honor their own grandparents on Thursday.

When Joyce Rochow retired from St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church in Concord, the former pastoral coordinator began her search for a post-retirement hobby.

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Debbie Smith was working part time at Dee's Flowers in Spring Arbor when the owner decided to sell 21 years ago.

Amber Fausneaucht, a senior at Hanover-Horton High School, was named Student Leader of the Month for January by the Jackson Breakfast Rotary Club.

Paul Chilcote retired once, but it didn't take. After being principal of Vandercook Lake's Townsend Elementary School for 10 years, he will retire again at the end of June.

Katelyn Parmalee, 17, of Jackson has received a President's Volunteer Service Award for exemplary volunteer service.

Broadstripe, which provides Internet and cable service locally, is going through bankruptcy but customers aren't expected to experience any changes in service.