McKenna Ross
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Cheyenne, WY, United States
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Share your thoughts on the 2021-22 Jackson city budget during upcoming workshops
The budget goes into effect on July 1. → Read More
Resident concerns cause Jackson officials to postpone neighborhood association vote
The next discussion is planned for May 25. → Read More
Consumers Energy drills well at power plant, leaves Jackson without its largest water customer
The well decreases the plant's use of city water by as much as 80%. → Read More
Water rates could raise 12% annually in Jackson under new proposed plan
$120 million is needed to pay for lead line replacements, a consulting firm has estimated. → Read More
Officials to apply for state loan to fund upgrades at Jackson wastewater treatment plant
Capital improvements at the wastewater treatment plant would address deteriorating equipment from the 1970s. → Read More
New Lefty’s Cheesesteak sandwich shop coming to Jackson
It's one of several franchise openings this year. → Read More
Former health officer had tense relationship with Jackson County commissioners, emails show
Health Officer Rashmi Travis resigned on March 19. → Read More
City considering $6.4 million in upgrades to Jackson wastewater treatment plant
It could include a rate increase, officials said. → Read More
‘We want to get on the bright side of life.’ New opioid recovery housing open in Jackson
Just about six months into the new housing program, plans are in the works to build a third space. → Read More
2021 Young Citizens of the Year highlight passion, volunteering in Washtenaw County
From a teen working to be Ann Arbor's first female Eagle Scout to a Chelsea teen on the forefront of the racial justice movement, all have a passion for community. → Read More
Energy efficiency, accessibility for customers prompts bank’s move to downtown Jackson
The new location features energy efficient technology and a 24-hour ATM. → Read More
Cut your lawn, or the city of Jackson will do it for you – and make you pay
City contractors cut the grass and removed weeds at 490 properties in 2020, resulting in $126,591 in fines. → Read More
Cascades Ice Cream Co. temporary closed due to COVID-19 exposure
The ice cream shop next to Cascade Falls Park will reopen on May 10. → Read More
Grass Lake schools operating millage narrowly passes
The tax only applies to businesses, industrial property and non-qualified agricultural property. → Read More
Get rid of your spring cleaning trash at Jackson’s DPW Operations Center
City of Jackson residents can drop off accepted trash two Saturdays in May. → Read More
New layout, playground, renovations coming to Loomis Park
A contract for architectural design services has been awarded to Jackson-based design firm Covalle Group Architects. → Read More
New higher rate structure for busy summer hours coming from Consumers Energy
A flat rate exists outside of peak hours. → Read More
Ticket sales being delayed for Art, Beer and Wine Festival in Jackson
This is the 16th year for the festival hosted by the Ella Sharp Museum. → Read More
Westbound I-94 lane closure beginning in Jackson
It will last for about a week. → Read More
Jackson County prepares anti-discrimination draft policy for review
The Board of Commissioners will review the policy on May 4. → Read More