Above is a rendering of the proposed annexation areas contiguous to property already owned by the Village of Marcellus. The proposed additional properties are highlighted in yellow. For a better look at the map, just stop by Village … [Read more...] about Where or Where Can a Village Trustee Be?
Marcellus Middle School: Outstanding Achievements
The Marcellus Middle School produced another outstanding performance with the presentation of Shrek the Musical JR on Saturday and Sunday, May 21 and 22. There was singing, dancing, laughter, drama, dragons, knights, fair maidens and all … [Read more...] about Marcellus Middle School: Outstanding Achievements
They’re Flying High: Community Comes through for the Senior Class of 2022!
Many thanks to the following contributors helping to make the Senior Banner Project possible: Patti Gamache - Lynn Wagner Thanks to the generosity of the community, we’re confident we’ll be able to make this an annual … [Read more...] about They’re Flying High: Community Comes through for the Senior Class of 2022!
Varsity Baseball News
Senior Varsity Baseball players were honored during their game against Decatur, Wednesday, May 18. Left to right are: James Smith, Nolan Robinson, Travis Marsh, Coach Christian Hutson, Josh Mann, Wyatt Haas, and Brendan Beard.Photo courtesy … [Read more...] about Varsity Baseball News
Teamwork: Community Comes Through for Flyover Art
Patch & Remington co-founders Tony Ruacho and Sarah Ayers celebrate Friday, May 13, on a successful fundraising campaign with partner Flyover Art. Thanks to community support, the gallery at 115 E. Main Street will soon transform into a … [Read more...] about Teamwork: Community Comes Through for Flyover Art
The Importance of Local News
Kay Schten McAdam, Editor The importance of local news is evident right here on every page of The Marcellus News: the VFW’s upcoming Buddy Poppy Days, the Senior Banner Project (and by the way, a BIG thank you to everyone who donated) … [Read more...] about The Importance of Local News
Olivia and Liam Top Social Security’s Charts
Duo Remain America’s Most Popular Baby Names for 2021 Olivia and Liam are America’s most popular baby names in 2021. Liam has been the top choice for new parents for five years in a row, and Olivia has topped the list for three … [Read more...] about Olivia and Liam Top Social Security’s Charts
MHS Jazz Band on the Road
The MHS Jazz Band performed Thursday, April 28, at the Dennison Performing Arts Center, Hastings. After a performance and subsequent clinic, the band enjoyed listening to the many other high school bands performing throughout the downtown … [Read more...] about MHS Jazz Band on the Road
Seniors Seek Support from Community One Last Time
Senior Class President Jack Lamoreaux (seated) gets direction from fellow Senior Dawsen Knipp during the taping of a promotional video for the Senior Banner Project. The MHS Class of 2022 is seeking support “one last time” from the … [Read more...] about Seniors Seek Support from Community One Last Time
MHS Alumni Spotlight: McKenna Terrill – It’s All About Potential
MHS Graduate and Ladycats Varsity Softball Coach McKenna Terrill (second from left) makes a point during a Little League clinic in January, “You’re never too young to start playing softball.” Also pictured is (left to right) Assistant … [Read more...] about MHS Alumni Spotlight: McKenna Terrill – It’s All About Potential
Village Ready to Wrap-up the RAP Grant
RAP is not just a musical style. Just ask Village Clerk Jacqueline Terrill who has taken on the herculean task of completing the Revitalization and Placemaking (RAP) program grant on behalf of Marcellus. If successful, the Village … [Read more...] about Village Ready to Wrap-up the RAP Grant
Historical Society Elects New Officers and Looks to Future
Ron McAdam, Cassopolis, was elected recently as President of the Cass County Historical Society. McAdam seen on one of his many visits to the Historic Newton House west of Volinia is hoping to reinvigorate the Society with new members and … [Read more...] about Historical Society Elects New Officers and Looks to Future