Tri-City Record | Newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet
WEBTri-City Record is a weekly newspaper that covers local news, sports, and events in the Tri-City area of Michigan. Find out the latest updates on football, pawpaw season, NASA exhibit, and more.
Obituaries - Tri-City Record
WEBYour weekly, local newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet. Est. 1882. TCR 40th
TCR 40th - Tri-City Record
WEBCelebrate the 40th anniversary of Tri-City Record, the local newspaper that covers news, events, sports, and history from Watervliet, Coloma, and Hartford in Michigan.
News - Tri-City Record
WEBTri-City Record is a local newspaper that covers news, events, and community updates from Watervliet, Coloma, and Hartford in Michigan. Find out the latest stories on health, education, sports, arts, and more in the Tri-City area.
E-Edition - Tri-City Record
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School News - Tri-City Record
WEBWatervliet School News. Special Watervliet School Board meeting results in going forward with refinancing remainder of 2014 School Bond debt; taxpayers to see savings. The Watervliet Public Schools Board of Education called a special meeting for Monday, Jan. 29, 2024 to discuss Resolution 2024 Refunding... Congratulations to the Watervliet WAY ...
The Tri-City Record creating and capturing history for tomorrow as ...
WEBJan 4, 2024 · If, as it has been said, that journalism is the first draft of history, then newspapers are the original history books and the local newspaper, the Tri-City Record, has been the source for curated history for over 144 years. As Watervliet’s longest running business, the current owners, the Bayer family, have reached their 40-year mark of making and telling of history in the Tri-City area.
Sports - Tri-City Record
WEBYour weekly, local newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet. Est. 1882. TCR 40th
History - Tri-City Record
WEBRolling Back the Years & Glimpses show some of the great history of the Watervliet, Coloma, and Hartford area.
About Us - Tri-City Record
WEBThe Tri-City Record was established as the Weekly Record in 1882. There is an original copy of the paper, datelined... Vol II Friday, September 7, 1883. The name was changed to the Watervliet Record by publisher/editor A.N. Woodruff in 1890. The newspaper's name was changed to the Tri-City Record by publishers Anne and Karl Bayer in October 1984.