Notice of Public Hearing on Increasing Property Taxes The Flowerfield Township Board of the Flowerfield Township will hold a public hearing on a proposed increase of 0.0745 mills in the operating tax millage rate to be levied on property … [Read more...] about Flowerfield Township Notice of Public Hearing
Contemplation Corner: “Imagine a violinist. . .”
Pastor Donnie Brooks “Imagine a violinist. If, without having learned the least bit of music, he were to take his seat in the orchestra and right away begin playing, he would not only be disturbed but would disturb others. … [Read more...] about Contemplation Corner: “Imagine a violinist. . .”
Nancy Ann Buckhold
February 5, 1935 ~ September 5, 2024 Nancy Ann Buckhold, 89, of Marcellus, passed away Thursday, September 5, 2024, at her home. She was born February 5, 1935, in Dowagiac, the daughter of George and Gladys (Judd) Engle, and … [Read more...] about Nancy Ann Buckhold
Dorothy Cooper
December 30, 1929 ~ August 25, 2024 Dorothy Cooper, 94, a long-time resident of Marcellus, passed away on August 25, 2024, at “A Place Called Home” in Stevensville, where she'd been a resident for the past four years. Dorothy was born in … [Read more...] about Dorothy Cooper
Community Food Pantry opens in new location – Donations needed and appreciated!
Estela Salazar, warrior in the fight against food inequality, stands with her army of freezers donated by Whirlpool Corporation in the Food Pantry’s new location, 214 East Main, Marcellus. -News Photo The Marcellus Community Food … [Read more...] about Community Food Pantry opens in new location – Donations needed and appreciated!
Abatement and Restoration Efforts Set to Begin at Former Tailgater Building
Marcellus, MI – The former Tailgater building in Marcellus is on track for significant restoration as part of a county-wide initiative funded by the Blight Elimination Grant (BEG) awarded to the Cass County Land Bank Authority. The project, … [Read more...] about Abatement and Restoration Efforts Set to Begin at Former Tailgater Building
‘Try Something New’ at Patch & Remington
Art consultant, curator, and founder of Detroit-based Embrace Creatives, Andrea Bogart, pictured, and Sarah Ayers have teamed up to present ‘Try Something New,’ an exhibit of various styles of art at Patch & Remington now through … [Read more...] about ‘Try Something New’ at Patch & Remington
Special Notice from the Village of Marcellus
Village of Marcellus, Michigan — The Village of Marcellus reported a sewer overflow from its collection system, triggered by a break in the east force main of the sewer system. “The Village of Marcellus’s drinking water system was … [Read more...] about Special Notice from the Village of Marcellus
Prost! DDA hosts 2nd annual Oktoberfest September 28
Bourbon Brothers, a Kalamazoo area band, is coming to town for Oktoberfest, September 28. The group focuses on blending traditional instrumentation and voicings with modern perspectives and a bluegrass feel. The group is all about having … [Read more...] about Prost! DDA hosts 2nd annual Oktoberfest September 28
Marcellus Memories
Marcellus Memories #18by Willard Robinson, MHS Class of ‘49 I grew up in the red brick house that had been Dr. Davis’s home until he died during the flu pandemic of 1918. We moved in with the doctor’s third wife Edna … [Read more...] about Marcellus Memories
MHS Varsity football to face #4 ranked Gobles on the road, September 13
Lehew on the carry . . . In this photo from the JV ‘Cats season opening win against Fennville, #5 sophomore running back Matthew Lehew displays his speed with #3 Leighton Osborn and #16 Matt Jansen providing protection. Lehew carried for … [Read more...] about MHS Varsity football to face #4 ranked Gobles on the road, September 13
Farm and Food File: US Ag exports continue to slide
by Alan Guebertfarmandfoodfile.com When you set a record ag trade deficit for the third consecutive year, the decline isn’t an aberration or a coincidence. It is, in fact, growing proof that a key element of your national ag policy … [Read more...] about Farm and Food File: US Ag exports continue to slide