Plainwell city council members approved several projects involving the sewer and water department with the largest totaling $30,550 to upgrade a lift station’s pumps.
The City of Plainwell’s audit report indicated it is “in an elite group” among municipalities for its financial practices.
Shopping local will be the theme of Shop Small Saturday Nov. 25, in downtown Plainwell. Stop by the Welcome Center in City Hall between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
A semi crash slowed traffic on both sides of US-131 for hours Tuesday, Nov. 21, in Gun Plain Township.
Plainwell city officials refused to lower their price for renting space on a water tower for cell phone service providers and said the city needed to plan for demolishing the tower.
Plainwell city officials think contractors have won their race against winter and will have paving done on North Prince Street this week.
Plainwell Community Schools’ budget picture appeared a little rosier as board members heard a report on the administration’s first recommended budget adjustment.
A man who admitted choking his girlfriend and fled Plainwell police by jumping into the Kalamazoo River will serve a prison sentence for the crimes.
Plainwell city council members approved work for the North Prince Street extension project at a pair of meetings.
Plainwell businesses on South Main Street are seeking answers as to why a power surge happened Sunday, Oct.
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