Sturgis Journal

1 day ago | sturgisjournal.com | Dan Cherry

Justin Wickey was appointed to the Sturgis City Commission, filling the vacant 2nd Precinct seat. The city received a "clean opinion" on its annual audit, indicating accurate financial reporting. The city approved several community events, including "Jam for JB" and a "Jesus March," and reviewed plans for Sturgis Fest. STURGIS - A familiar face is set to rejoin the Sturgis City Commission, and positive fiscal news came during the city's annual audit Wednesday, May 14.

3 days ago | sturgisjournal.com | Sarah Moore

Marquette, Michigan, reached a record high of 88 degrees on May 12, 2025, surpassing the previous record of 87 degrees set in 2022. Several other Michigan cities experienced temperatures in the low 80s on the same day. The Upper Peninsula saw warm temperatures on May 12, with one city breaking a record high. "At the Marquette National Weather Service office located in Negaunee Township ... a record daily high maximum temperature of 88 degrees was set," the National Weather Service reported.

3 days ago | sturgisjournal.com | Brandon Watson

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — It is time once again for the St. Joseph County track and field honor roll. This is the fourth week for the seedings, which are updated each week. This year, Mendon High School will be the host site for the annual event, which will take place on May 27. The top eight athletes in each event throughout the county will compete in the all-star matchup. The event is not a scored event, but there is one male and female who earn the prestigious Baker MVP award based on their finishes.

3 days ago | sturgisjournal.com | Dan Cherry

STURGIS - Dozens of vintage and custom vehicles lined the streets of downtown Sturgis Friday for the annual Spring Car Cruise-In & Eats celebration. North Street in the downtown district was closed off in the evening for vendors, food trucks and acoustic music entertainment. The festivities were held under a cloudless blue sky, delighting participants and visitors alike.

4 days ago | sturgisjournal.com | Brandon Watson

STURGIS — The Edwardsburg tennis team won a Wolverine Conference championship on Saturday in Sturgis. The Trojans hosted the event at Augspurger Courts. The Eddies won with 53 tournament points, they also won the overall season standings. Vicksburg finished second Saturday with 51 points, that put them at 27 for the season (second). Sturgis scored 47 points on Saturday (fourth) and finished with 23 total to place third for the season. Sturgis had a pair of flight winners.