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Midterm Election Recap: Hoeppner, Williams flip seats in TR; Summey upends Perez in Sturgis; two of three local props pass

Two flipped seats on the Three Rivers City Commission were one of the biggest highlights of the midterm elections Tuesday in the Three Rivers area and in St. Joseph County as a whole. Josh Hoeppner and Josh Williams, two challengers for contested seats on the commission, both won their races...

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Williams County Backed Republicans as Democrats Won Ohio’s Top Races

BRYAN, Ohio — Williams County voters backed Republicans in Ohio’s top statewide races on Tuesday, November 3, even as Democrats won those contests across the state, according to unofficial results reported through the Ohio Secretary of State’s Election Night Reporting system. With 25 of 26 precincts reporting and an estimated 98 percent of the vote […]

Williams County, OH · 1d

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Vote canvassing continues, Norris to be sworn in as prosecutor Nov. 12

COLDWATER, MI — Branch County will complete certification of the November 3 general election on Tuesday, November 10, County Clerk Chris Ransbottom told Administrator Frank Walsh. Because of the Veterans Day holiday on November 11, Prosecutor-elect Terri Norris will be sworn in Thursday morning, November 12, followed by John Vincent as Public Defender, Walsh told county commissioners on Thursday. Public Defender Norris ran for prosecutor after the office became vacant when Zack Stempoien was appointed Circuit Judge on April 19. The Branch County Canvassing Board began certifying the November 3 general election results at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the courthouse annex conference room. Ransbottom said the board must wait until Tuesday to receive last-minute military ballots postmarked by Election Day, which are due by Monday. The four-member board includes Republicans David Mansfield and Don Vrablic, and Democrats Vickie Hargrave and Bing Johnson. On Wednesday afternoon, officials examined poll books from the first of four tabulators used during nine days of early voting, verifying signatures and certifications, then recording votes from the tabulator printouts. This process continued through Thursday and into Friday, covering poll books from 25 tabulators used in early voting and all county precincts on Election Day. Poll workers

Branch County, MI · 1d

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Wortz and Lindsey named to leadership positions for the minority Republicans in Lansing

LANSING, MI (WTVB) – After a tough election day Tuesday for Republicans across Michigan, Branch County’s two elected officials in Lansing have been elected to leadership positions for 2027. State Representative Jennifer Wortz of Quincy was selected Deputy Republican Whip in the House, while Senator Jonathan Lindsey of...

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Hillsdale Academy wins fourth consecutive district volleyball title

CAMDEN — Four consecutive district championships, another postseason victory over a conference rival and another opportunity to chase a regional championship. More: District semifinal review For Hillsdale Academy volleyball, Thursday night’s Division 4, District 119 championship brought another milestone for coach Katherine Huffman’s program. The Colts defeated Pittsford in four sets, 25-16, 25-13, 23-25 and 25-16, at Camden-Frontier High School to improve to 23-8 overall and secure their fourth straight district championship. Despite controlling the opening two sets, the Colts faced a determined Wildcats team that refused to go quietly. Pittsford battled back to steal the third set before Academy regrouped and closed out the championship in the fourth. For senior captain Lucy Cote, the victory reflected how much the Colts have grown since thing started. “I think at the beginning of the season it was definitely a lot more rocky,” Cote said. “It was definitely a lot harder, but we’ve grown so much from then, and I think that it definitely showed tonight.” Cote powered the Academy offense with 27 kills, three blocks and 15 digs. Senior captain Zoe Plemmons added 11 kills and 17 digs, while Abigail Kriesch recorded six kills and two blocks. Freshman setter Lucy Molenkamp

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Hillsdale County voters decide on local tax, school proposals

Hillsdale County voters decided the fate of five local ballot proposals , including road taxes and school funding measures, Nov. 3. In Fayette Township, voters rejected a referendum affirming Ordinance No. 2026-02 by a vote of 310 to 208, or 59.85% to 40.15%. The ordinance would've allowed a trustee to double as zoning administrator. Pittsford Township voters rejected a new 1-mill property tax for road maintenance and improvements, 335 to 290. The five-year millage, running 2026-2030, was projected to raise about $62,178 in 2026. In Woodbridge Township, a separate 1-mill road and bridge proposal also failed, 221 to 160. The levy would've run 2028-2032, and was expected to generate about $52,103 in 2028. Jonesville Community Schools voters approved a 10-year renewal of the district's operating millage, 1,316 to 1,098. The renewal will allow the district to continue levying up to 18 mills on non-homestead properties. The district estimates the millage will generate approximately $1.68 million in 2027. Stay informed and connected: Sign up for our alerts to receive the latest updates on important news As of early Nov. 4, Camden-Frontier Schools' six-year sinking fund proposal was prepared to pass 671 to 616 — however, vote totals were still awaited from

Hillsdale County, MI · 2d

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Hillsdale elects four new members to city council

Matthew Kniffin won his race for city council by 11 votes in the 2026 election, as voters elected him to be the next Ward 3 councilman. The citizens of Hillsdale also elected three other new city council members in the Nov. 3 election: Jill Hardway, Cynthia Pratt, and Steve McDowell.

Hillsdale, MI · 1d