Chloe Miller

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‘The recipe for fixing our roads is broken.’ Jackson mayor encourages street repair millage

3 days ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI — The Jackson mayor says residents must pass a road millage to fix the city’s streets. “I can guarantee you; it will not get done unless the citizens of Jackson are willing to say, ‘We are willing to help,’” Mayor Daniel Mahoney said at a Juneteenth Political Panel on Thursday, June 19. Mahoney said a potential millage, previously considered in Jackson, is under discussion, and it has not been determined when any proposal would go before the Jackson City Council.
Health Vibes Jackson provides protein-packed shakes in nostalgic flavors

3 days ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI — For 23 years, Brandy Hathaway has worked as a health coach, offering a variety of community events promoting healthy, active lifestyles. When the healthy café model went global, she was attracted to offering customers a convenient, healthy meal, instead of an energy drink. She opened Healthy Vibes Jackson around five years ago to further help people on their health and fitness journeys.
‘COVID levels of need’ possible if huge Medicaid, SNAP cuts pass, state rep warns in Jackson

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI — Cuts to Medicaid could be detrimental to low-income patients, people with disabilities and many others who rely on the health care program, Jackson leaders said. Not only will people on Medicaid not receive the care they need, but hospitals, doctor’s offices and mental health care professionals could go out of business because they all depend on the government-funded program, said Michigan Sen. Sue Shink, D-Northfield Township.
Semi-trailer crash closes I-94 in Jackson

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI — Westbound I-94 traffic has been closed in Jackson County due to a crash. The freeway closed near M-106 (Cooper Street) at exit 139 in the city of Jackson. All westbound lanes are being blocked, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. According to MDOT, the freeway was closed at 11:35 a.m. Traffic cameras show a semi-trailer has fallen onto its side into the road. It was not clear when the freeway would reopen.
Marshall Blues Festival bringing music, beer and local eats to Michigan

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

MARSHALL, MI – Grab your lawn chairs and get ready to hear some blues and sip some beer in downtown Marshall. The 20th annual Marshall Blues Festival is from 3 to 11 p.m. Saturday, June 21 on W. Michigan Avenue. The free event, a fundraiser for the Marshall Downtown Development Authority, features bands, food vendors, a beer tent and a chance to check out downtown Marshall.
Jackson Public Schools drop equity policy due to Trump federal funding threats

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI – The Jackson Public Schools board has ended a policy promoting diversity, equity and inclusion. In a 6-1 vote, board members decided to remove , encouraging an inclusive and equitable experience for all students, during a Tuesday, June 17 meeting. “We are not in compliance with the law based on this policy, and there could be legal ramifications as well,” said incoming Superintendent Jeremy Patterson, selected in May and set to take over district leadership next month.
Jackson Juneteenth 2025 events: Downtown celebration, political panel, theater show

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON COUNTY, MI – Jackson County is preparing to celebrate Juneteenth with several community events in 2025. June 19, known as Juneteenth, commemorates the day in 1865 when Union Army Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger told Texas slaves of their emancipation, two and a half years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. It became a federal holiday in 2021. A downtown celebration and a panel discussion are among the events taking place this year.
Jackson School board removes vice president over superintendent contract edit

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI – The Jackson Public Schools board removed its vice president because he made an addition to the new superintendent’s contract. In a Tuesday, June 17 meeting, the Jackson Public Schools Board of Education voted 6-1 to remove Derek Dobies from his position as vice president and make him ineligible for any board office for the remainder of his elected term. Dobies was the lone ‘no’ vote.
Fighter jets conducting air defense exercise near Southern Michigan today

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

COLDWATER, MI – Those living in parts of southern Michigan may hear fighter jets in the area. The 180th Fighter Wing will conduct an air defense exercise over the Southern Ohio area from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Monday, June 16. Those living in and around the Coldwater area may hear and see fighter jets in close proximity to a Civil Air Patrol aircraft, officials said. The aircraft will be taking on the role of a Track of Interest. A TOI is an aircraft that has been identified as a potential threat.
Great food trucks to try this summer in Jackson County

1 week ago | mlive.com | Chloe Miller

JACKSON, MI – Looking for a unique catering option for your wedding, or want to try some mobile eats? The Jackson County-area is loaded with local food trucks looking to feed hungry customers. Whether you prefer tangy barbecue, or classic hot dogs, there are plenty of options to choose from. Here are some great food trucks in Jackson County. Oak Fire KitchenJennifer and Ron Brown have loved cooking their entire lives and wanted to share this passion with others.