Charlotte
The story and life of Darryl Miller
Renee Sevenski Contributing Writer (Photo Provided) In June of 2024 I was given a task to put together a few words to announce in a press release that The Ella Sharp Museum in Jackson, MI has accepted a sculpture created by Darryl Miller, a 1968 graduate of Charlotte...
New gym in Charlotte, FitStop 24
Kelsey Klont Contributing Writer (Photo by Kelsey Klont/TCJ - L-R: Eric and Kristen Clark owners of FitStop 24 Charlotte.) Working out leads to a healthier lifestyle, producing endorphins, and boosting your mood. Attending a gym that holds high values of cleanliness,...
Charlotte boys track team enjoyed successful season
Ben Murphy Contributing Writer (Photo provided) The Charlotte boys track and field team was able to enjoy another successful spring. The Orioles were undefeated in dual meets, giving them their third straight Capital Area Activities Conference championship. Things...
High Society coming soon
Renee Sevenski Contributing Writer (Photo by Renee Sevenski/TCJ) A slow rolling 6-1 August 2023 vote allowed marijuana dispensaries to open in Eaton County. High Society is one of Charlotte’s newest dispensaries that will be opening in June 2024. This will be their...
Good times and country music at Eaton County Country Bash
Kelsey Klont Contributing Writer (Photo Provided) The stage is set, the artists are lined up, and everything is ready to go for the inaugural Eaton County Country Bash happening Saturday, August 3, at the Eaton County Fairgrounds. This local concert is perfect for...
WWII veterans story
Kelsey Klont Contributing Writer Duane Nicol, a Charlotte native, served in the Navy during World War II (WWII). His service during that critical world war has touched the hearts of many within his inner circle, as well as within Charlotte. Quartermaster Nicol had a...
Council selects next city manager
Travis Silvas Contributing Writer Pending a successful background check and negotiated contract, Charlotte City Council voted 5-to-1 Tuesday, April 30 to select Rob Hillard as Charlotte’s next city manager. Councilman Anthony Rodriguez cast the lone dissenting vote....
City honors Myrkle’s two decades of service
Travis Silvas Contributing Writer (Photo Provided) For nearly 24 years, Bryan Myrkle has worn many hats for the City of Charlotte all while operating as the city’s Community Development Director. On Monday, March 25, the Charlotte City Council recognized the many ways...
John Peck Auctions opens new location in Charlotte
Kelsey Klont Contributing Writer (Photo by Kelsey Klont/TCJ) John Peck Auctions is a family owned and operated auction company that for nearly half a century has conducted thousands of successful live on site and online auction sales throughout Michigan. Now they have...
Remembering a local family giving back
Kelsey Klont Contributing Writer (Photo Provided - Deborah, Rachel, Rebekah, James, and Tim.) The legacy of the Olson family that started in Charlotte continues on. In 2000, Tim and his wife Deborah (known as Chris) and their three children; Rebekah, Rachel, and James...