Woman allegedly runs over her boyfriend with car. By Allison Scarbrough, Editor. ROTHBURY — A 25-year-old Shelby woman allegedly ran over her boyfriend with her car on purpose Tuesday evening, April 13, on South Water Road near Winston Road, injuring him. The boyfriend, who is a 28-year-old Rothbury man, was transported to Mercy Health Lakeshore Campus in Shelby for a…
News alert: Vehicle crash in New Era. NEW ERA — Life EMS was dispatched to a vehicle crash Tuesday, April 13, shortly after 4 p.m. on First Street near Yale Road. Minor injuries reported.
Hart presents ‘Little Women: The Broadway Musical.’ ‘The show must go on’ for HHS Drama Club. Pirate News is a service of Hart Public Schools in cooperation with Oceana County Press. HART — Tickets are now on sale for the Hart High School Drama Club’s performance of “Little Women: The Broadway Musical.” Shows are Friday, April 30, and Saturday, May…
Letter to the Editor: Reader asks for support of ESD millage. Dear Editor, On May 4, 2021, there will be a special education millage renewal for the West Shore Educational Service District (WSESD). This millage renewal will not increase taxes for local taxpayers. We’ve been fortunate to have this millage passed repeatedly since 1990. Annually more than 1,400 students with…
Grant Road closed between 28th and 40th avenues. BENONA TOWNSHIP — Grant Road between 28th and 40th avenues is closed for road work through Wednesday, April 14, at 4:30 p.m., according to the Oceana County Road Commission. Addresses from 7580 west must be accessed from 28th Avenue, Tuesday, April 13. Addresses from 7600 west must be accessed from 28th Avenue…
Weekend police news, April 12, 2021. The following is activity of the Oceana County Sheriff’s Office over the weekend: Saturday, April 10, 2021: 4:02 a.m., a 49-year-old White Cloud man was cited for driving while license suspended (DWLS), Oceana Drive, Hart Township. 1:19 p.m., larceny of shampoo, a cell phone charger, earrings, hair scrunchies and sunglasses, East Yonker Road, Hart…
Man found unconscious in rest area bathroom from possible drug overdose. GRANT TOWNSHIP — A 32-year-old Scottville man was found unconscious in a rest room stall at the Rothbury rest area on northbound US 31 Sunday night, April 11, after possibly using an intravenous drug, said Lt. Shane Hasty of the Oceana County Sheriff’s Office. The man re-gained consciousness, but…
Parent of former ESD student supports upcoming millage. Dear Editor, I am glad tp have this opportunity to speak up and endorse the West Shore Educational Service District’s special education millage renewal proposal that will be up for a vote on May 4, 2021. As a parent of a student who received services from and attending school at the now…
Walkerville Schools to remain open next week. WALKERVILLE — Following a press conference from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer calling on high schools to voluntarily close due to an increase in statewide COVID-19 cases, Walkerville Public Schools has announced that it will remain open. The school put the following statement on its Facebook page: “Currently the direction for Walkerville Public Schools is…
78th District Court arraignments, April 9, 2021. By Allison Scarbrough, Editor. HART — The following were arraigned recently in 78th District Court: Felonies Dominique Niccolas Hampton, 21, of 2684 E. Garfield Rd., Hesperia, was arrested by the Michigan State Police (MSP) on felony charges of methamphetamine possession and carrying a concealed weapon. Bail: $5,000/cash/surety/10 percent. Preliminary exam: April 19 at…
Hart Superintendent says school will stay open. Mark Platt, superintendent of Hart Public Schools, initially sent this letter to the parents and students of the school district. It is being posted here with his permission. Dear Fellow Pirates: Today, the Governor along with the MDHHS made an announcement encouraging high schools to go virtual for two weeks and to pause…
Governor asks Michiganders to voluntarily suspend indoor dining, youth sports for 2 weeks. LANSING – In a change of direction from past practices, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, at a press conference, asked Michiganders to voluntarily suspend in-person activities for high schools, indoor dining, and youth sports for the next two weeks, in response to increased COVID-19 cases in the state. While many…
