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In total, Matt Hamilton has collected nearly 200 star-powered shoes. But the main point of the Shoe Club is to help students discover their own potential. -
![Three aging culverts in the Jordan River watershed will be replaced with timber bridges this fall. The culverts obstruct the river's flow, preventing certain species from passing upstream and threatening road safety during rain events. "We'll see a natural stream dimension return," said Kimberly Balke, program director at the Conservation Resource Alliance. "We won't have [a] huge impoundment area that's full of muck. ... That single culvert is acting like a dam, really, for how undersized it is." (Photo: Conservation Resource Alliance)](https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/3bac02a/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2048x1141+0+111/resize/280x156!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnpr-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fa3%2Fbf%2F91c6be40465da4247412f28deff6%2Fdji-0236.jpg)
Three aging culverts will be removed — two of which are the last human-made obstructions on main stem of the Jordan River. -
On August 6th, voters in East Jordan will decide on an increase to their local EMS millage rate that would raise an estimated $529,947 for the EMS operations budget and $211,979 for its vehicle and equipment budget. -
Since the start of the school year, a group of middle and high school students in East Jordan has been busy practicing presentations, raising money, and… -
An employee of the East Jordan Family Health Center tested positive for the coronavirus. But Rachel Krino with the health center says the employee had no… -
Cities across northern Michigan are considering temporary bans on recreational marijuana dispensaries. Recreational marijuana becomes legal in Michigan on… -
East Jordan is considering an ordinance that would restrict legal marijuana use. It would ban it on public property and stop dispensaries from opening… -
You can't walk across a street in Michigan without stepping on a manhole cover branded "East Jordan Iron Works." -
When I say "river rafting," you probably conjure up images of a beautiful warm day – maybe a packed picnic – but what about gliding down a Michigan...
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![Three aging culverts in the Jordan River watershed will be replaced with timber bridges this fall. The culverts obstruct the river's flow, preventing certain species from passing upstream and threatening road safety during rain events. "We'll see a natural stream dimension return," said Kimberly Balke, program director at the Conservation Resource Alliance. "We won't have [a] huge impoundment area that's full of muck. ... That single culvert is acting like a dam, really, for how undersized it is." (Photo: Conservation Resource Alliance)](https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/2cc8f8b/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2048x1141+0+111/resize/560x312!/format/webp/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnpr-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fa3%2Fbf%2F91c6be40465da4247412f28deff6%2Fdji-0236.jpg)
