Hannah Ball is a Reporter and Social Media Manager at KWTX News 10. She covers a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, arts and entertainment, and regional interest, with a particular focus on urban design and development. Hannah's work has been featured in several publications, including KWTX News 10, Township Times, and the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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Hannah Ball's reporting focuses heavily on local community events, news stories, nonprofit support, and city improvements in the Fenton area of Michigan. Her articles often include press releases and government announcements.
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By: Hannah Ball
The Genesee County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) reported 736 police calls in Fenton Township during the first quarter of 2026. GCSO Det./Sgt. Scott Pritchard presented the first quarter report during the Tuesday, May 5 Fenton Township Board of Trustees meeting. The first quarter includes January, February and March. The GCSO provides police services for the township. Pritchard said during the first […]
By: Hannah Ball
Fenton — On Monday, May 11, the Fenton City Council held the first reading for ordinance no. 730, which regulates the operations of e-bicycles, scooters, mopeds and similar devices. According to a memorandum from the Fenton E-Bike Ordinance Committee and City Attorney Chris Patterson, the committee and attorney focused on governing the safe operation of bicycles, electric bicycles, scooters, electric scooters, […]
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column called “The every franchise man” about how Karl Urban was one of my favorite actors and how he’s appeared in probably more than a dozen franchises over his decades long career. He was in the “Lord of the Rings,” “Star Trek,” “The Boys” (which just had a great ending), “Thor,” “Dredd” and […]
Fenton — A new Fenton officer was sworn in during the Tuesday, May 26 Fenton City Council meeting. Joshua Powell’s first day of service with the Fenton Police Department was Tuesday, May 19. Fenton Mayor Sue Osborn administered the oath of office and officially swore him in as a Fenton officer during the May 26 council meeting. “I am confident […]
Fenton — Fenton City Councilman David McDermott will vacate his position on the council effective July 14. Fenton Mayor Sue Osborn made the announcement about his resignation from the council during the Tuesday, May 26 Fenton City Council meeting. Osborn read the following letter submitted by McDermott. “Dear Mayor Osborn, City Manager (Lynn) Markland and fellow city council members, it […]
A Fenton resident accused of operating while intoxicated causing death and reckless driving causing death will appear in court on June 12. Aaron Boulay, 27, has a preliminary examination in the Genesee County 67th District Court with Judge Jeffrey E. Clothier. He is charged in connection with a drunk driving incident in Fenton Township that left one person, 23-year-old Grant […]
By: Hannah Ball
Organizers of the Paddle & Pedal Festival on Saturday, June 13 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in downtown Linden are excited to announce the entertainment schedule, with music and activities, for this year’s event. Two-Tone Corduroy is this year’s headlining band. They will perform at the Kimble-Sharp Gazebo. Amphitheatre Schedule (hosted by DJ FabWulf, Young’s Entertainment) 10 - 11:30 […]
By: Hannah Ball
Fenton — On Monday, June 8, the Fenton City Council approved in a 6-0 vote an agreement for a temporary easement and a permanent easement for the ChoiceOne Bank Trail. Councilman Skip Bancroft was absent. Construction on the boardwalk portion of the ChoiceOne Bank Trail, which is the nonmotorized pathway currently being built along the southside of Silver Lake Road, […]
By: Hannah Ball
All official Linden meetings will be visually recorded in the future. During the Monday, June 8 Linden City Council meeting, Councilor Denise Miller made a motion to have every Linden meeting be recorded. This would include meetings for the downtown development authority, planning commission, parks and recreation, zoning board of appeals and other Linden boards and commissions. “I’m troubled by […]
By: Hannah Ball
Construction continues at the historic Linden Mill building. During the Monday, June 8 Linden City Council meeting, Public Works Director Don Grice provided an update on the Linden Mill building construction and spoke about the unforeseen challenges they’ve encountered. Construction on the Linden Mill building began in the fall of 2025. Grice said the mill building project is not over […]
