St. Mark’s Free Dinner will be from 5:30-6:30pm on Thursday June 15, 2023. The church is located at 412 Cedar Street, Paw Paw. The meal will consist of sloppy joes, fruit, chips, and dessert. All in the community are welcome. … [Read more...] about St. Mark’s Free Community Dinner for June
Ladycats make it to District Final but fall to Mendon
Ladycats Coach McKenna Terrill provides a “way-to-go” tag to Addie Curtis on her way to home during Marcellus’ win over White Pigeon in round one of district play, May 30.-photos in this article are courtesy of Megan Schuur … [Read more...] about Ladycats make it to District Final but fall to Mendon
Decatur ends season for Wildcats Varsity Baseball
The Varsity baseball team traveled to Lawrence, Saturday, June 3, for district play against the #5 ranked Decatur Raiders. This was the third meeting between the squads this season, with Decatur holding a two-games to none advantage going … [Read more...] about Decatur ends season for Wildcats Varsity Baseball
MHS Girls’ Track participates in State Finals
by Coach Kim Moe On Saturday, June 3, the girls track team competed in the MHSAA track and field state finals. Senior Brooklyn VanTilburg wrapped up a fantastic career finishing eleventh in high jump tying her personal … [Read more...] about MHS Girls’ Track participates in State Finals
Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com Biden, the GOP and You – Who Won the Debt-Ceiling Fight? During the big Washington showdown over the government’s debt ceiling, it looked possible for a brief moment that Joe Biden might bully GOP … [Read more...] about Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist
A Pilgrim’s Progress (Continued)
Dan Zemek arrives in Santiago by Dan Zemek This past February I wrote here about my upcoming trip to Spain where I would walk another Camino de Santiago. As you may recall, there are several different routes in Spain with this … [Read more...] about A Pilgrim’s Progress (Continued)
All Aboard! New Edwardsburg mural unveiled
Members of the Uptown Improvement Association pose next to the completed mural at M-62 and Elkhart Road. Pictured left to right are Dawn Bolock, muralist Brett Whitacre, Meryl Christiansen, Brigid Forlenza, Roseann Marchetti and Paula … [Read more...] about All Aboard! New Edwardsburg mural unveiled
News from Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library
This week, the library is highlighting two new nonfiction books currently available. Nonfiction is literature that, regardless of the subject matter, has a simple goal: to provide information. It should be based on facts and conclusions of … [Read more...] about News from Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library
Marcellus Township Regular Board Meeting – April 18, 2023
PLEASE NOTE THE SPECIAL MEETING SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 12, 2023 The Marcellus Township Board met for the regular meeting, Tuesday, April 18, 2023, at 6:02p.m. at the Marcellus Township Hall. Sheriff Behnke led the Pledge of … [Read more...] about Marcellus Township Regular Board Meeting – April 18, 2023
Garden expert approved: New trends and plants for 2023
(BPT) - No matter where you live or how green your thumb, you can enjoy the beauty and bounty of gardening at home. The experts at Ball Horticultural Company share their recommended plants, top topics and tips to set up every … [Read more...] about Garden expert approved: New trends and plants for 2023
MDARD Advises Homeowners, Businesses to Use Phosphorus Free Fertilizer to Protect Michigan’s Waterways
LANSING – As Michiganders head outside to begin their summer lawncare routine, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is reminding homeowners and businesses to use phosphorus free fertilizer. Michigan’s … [Read more...] about MDARD Advises Homeowners, Businesses to Use Phosphorus Free Fertilizer to Protect Michigan’s Waterways
New $1.95M USDA grant to support training of diverse agriculture professionals in soil organic carbon assessment
EAST LANSING, Mich. — A research team led by Michigan State University soil scientist Bruno Basso has received a $1.95 million U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) grant to develop and disseminate educational information on soil organic … [Read more...] about New $1.95M USDA grant to support training of diverse agriculture professionals in soil organic carbon assessment