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Well by now it isn’t a secret that LSU lost yet again Saturday.  This loss pretty much means they won’t be making it to the College Football Playoffs.  I know this season has been unpredictable, but I highly doubt a 3 loss SEC team will … [Read more...] about Turbo Talks . . . Sports: Are Brian Kelly’s Days Numbered At LSU???

As of 10:00am, Tuesday, November 19, the DNR is reporting a 2024 deer harvest of 170,184. In Cass County, the total is 1,155, 706 antlered, 449 antlerless. This year’s to-date total is far below last year’s. On November 19, 2023, the DNR … [Read more...] about Michigan Deer Harvest as of November 19

IU Quarterback Kurtis Rourke ready for the snap during IU’s 20-15 win over the visiting Wolverines, Saturday, November 9, in Bloomington. It was the Hoosiers’ 10th win in a row earning them a #5 ranking for the week. -News Photo … [Read more...] about Hoosiers make it 10 in a row with win over Michigan, November 9

I had someone recently reach out to me and ask, “When was the last time a National Championship team went bad so quickly?” Their question isn’t wrong. We saw Michigan be absolutely dominate last year on their way to a National Championship. … [Read more...] about Should Michigan Move On From Sherrone Moore Already?

Resources Report All Poaching Hotline is about shots fired after dark. Often, these complaints are reported days later. Reporting shots when heard helps officers find those responsible. by Katie GervasiLaw Enforcement Division … [Read more...] about Firearm deer hunting begins Nov. 15: 10 best practices

Wildcats’ 17-game winning streak comes to and end    The Marcellus Wildcats’ 17-game winning streak, the longest in the school’s history, was broken last week as the Decatur Raiders recorded a 20-8 victory over the locals. … [Read more...] about MHS Sports Memories from The Marcellus News: November 7, 1974

submitted by Wendell Hughes, MHS Athletic Director Volleyball Wraps Up Regular Seaso On Tuesday, October 29, the Wildcats hosted the River Valley Mustangs in their final home contest of the season. The ‘Cats would fall in three sets, … [Read more...] about Fall sports season ends for Wildcats, Winter schedule kicks off with MS basketball

Three fun 5Ks in early 2025 celebrate Michigan's great outdoors Mark your race calendars! Celebrating the great outdoors and honoring Michigan’s history are part of three 5K run/walk events organized by the Michigan Department of Natural … [Read more...] about Gear up, get moving in the new year! 

  Senior Quarterback Parker Adams, center, takes one of his last snaps for the Wildcats, Friday, October 25, against Grand Rapids Sacred Heart. Adams  was MHS Athlete of the Week last week for his performance against Bangor. During that … [Read more...] about ‘Cats fall to #2 Falcons – finish season with 5-3 record

Well, the high ups at the MLB office can officially exhale. They are getting the World Series that they wanted. Yankees vs Dodgers. Judge vs Ohtani. East Coast vs West Coast. The two biggest markets in the sport face off in the season … [Read more...] about Turbo Talks Sports: Old Foes but New Faces Meet in the World Series

Junior running back Peyton Street on his way to amassing 184 yards rushing and three touchdowns during the ‘Cats 65-30 win over Eau Claire during the annual Homecoming game, Friday, October 11. - News Photo by Wendell Hughes, MHS … [Read more...] about Wildcat Wrap-Up: ‘Cats secure 35-point Homecoming win, improve to 4-2 on season