Chloe Miller

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Mexican cuisine, margarita flights make this ‘crazy’ Jackson joint iconic

6 days ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI – The Crazy Cowboy has been an iconic downtown bar since 2003 and has always been known as a place to get a drink. After the bar reopened following COVID-19, owners Liz Wiginton and her husband Mike rebranded it from a drinking establishment to a family-friendly lunch spot. One thing that stayed the same was the authentic Mexican cuisine and American fare. “People aren’t getting wasted, but kids are spilling rice on the floor,” Wiginton said.
More animals identified in investigation of dead dogs in freezer behind Jackson eatery

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI – New details of the investigation into dead dogs found in a freezer behind a Jackson restaurant include evidence of skinned animals without heads, an exotic rodent and more. The Jackson County Animal Shelter and Animal Control continues to investigate the contents found inside a freezer on Sunday, May 25 behind The Parlour, 1401 Daniel Road in Jackson.
Jackson will conduct building inspections in nearby township under new agreement

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI — The city of Jackson will begin conducting building inspections for Leoni Township. Jackson City Council voted 6-1 on Tuesday, May 27, to enter an interagency agreement with the township that would allow the city to conduct building inspections and related services for the township. The Leoni Township Board of Trustees approved the contract earlier in May.
Jackson water and sewer rate increase postponed by city council

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI – A decision to increase water and sewer rates in the city of Jackson has been postponed. In a Tuesday, May 27 meeting, the Jackson City Council voted 4-3 to postpone a decision to raise the rates for the fiscal years of 2025-26 and 2026-27. Mayor Daniel Mahoney, who motioned to postpone the decision, said the delay would allow city council to consider the resolution and hear from residents.
Dead dogs, severed ears found in freezer at The Parlour of Jackson

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI — The Jackson County Animal Shelter and Animal Control are investigating the discovery of dead dogs found in a freezer at The Parlour of Jackson. The general manager discovered approximately six dead puppies, five dead adult dogs and some black bags containing severed ears when he opened the freezer Sunday, May 25, in the business’ back garage, new owner Scott Pienta said.
Dunkin’ is expanding, try this breakfast spot and more Jackson County business news

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI – These restaurants purchased the most liquor, Country Boots & Bands is ending and more Jackson County business news. Here are those stories and other recent headlines you may have missed. New business to occupy long-empty former Lone Star Steakhouse off I-94The long-vacant former Lone Star Steakhouse in Jackson will reopen as a fireworks store.
Jackson hairstylist hangs up clippers after 6 decades at same salon

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI – Peggy Kempf has always been a shy and private person. It made her the perfect hair stylist, because customers felt comfortable confiding in her, knowing their secrets were safe. After 59 years of cutting hair and hearing stories at Rocci’s Hair Design, 1513 W. Morrell St. in Jackson, Kempf decided it was time for her to hang up the clippers and enjoy retirement. Her last day was Thursday, May 22.
Drink beer, eat sliders & grab groceries during trips to this Hillsdale sports bar

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

HILLSDALE, MI – About 15 months ago, Brett Boyd and his wife Brandy saw a need for a sports bar near Hillsdale. Underdogs: Sliders, Spirits and Sports now sits inside the Hillsdale Market House. Located at 210 W. Carleton Road, Boyd’s bar has lightened up its menu for summer to offer salads, wraps and bruschetta, he said. “We’ve been really blessed to have great food from our sliders to our salads,” Boyd said.
Celebrate Memorial Day 2025 with these events in Jackson County

2 weeks ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI – Ceremonies, processions and firework shows are taking place around Jackson County to commemorate Memorial Day and help people remember military service members who have died. Memorial Day falls on the last Monday in May each year. This year, it’s on Monday, May 26. Here is a list of events taking place in Jackson County. ConcordConcord’s annual Memorial Day Parade is 10 a.m. Monday, May 26, on Homer Road in front of the Post Office.
Country Boots & Bands announces 2025 will be final year in Jackson County

2 weeks ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI — After nearly six years, County Boots & Bands announced 2025 will be its final year of bringing country music to Jackson County. In the last year, the rise of popularity in country music has made it difficult for the entertainment provider to attract top-tier talent to Jackson, compared to places like Grand Rapids or Detroit.