Richard Hicks, Cassopolis, braved a snowy start to April to be the first official customer through the doors of The Stone 40, April 1. Corporate Manager Jessie Hanstine welcomed Hicks and many others to Marcellus Township’s premier cannabis … [Read more...] about The Stone 40 Welcomes First Official Customer
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Cropsey Achieves Modern Woodmen Management Honor
Brett A. Cropsey, Marcellus, Michigan, a Modern Woodmen of America managing partner, has earned membership in Modern Woodmen’s Managing Partner President’s Council. The distinction recognizes outstanding leadership and is based on high … [Read more...] about Cropsey Achieves Modern Woodmen Management Honor
Dr. T. K. Lawless Park Hosts “Spring Egg-stravaganza” 2022
News from the Cass County Parks Department We have excitedly been welcoming spring in small steps weather-wise, and in anticipation of the sights and sounds of an “eggs-traordinary” spring season, we would like you to join the Cass … [Read more...] about Dr. T. K. Lawless Park Hosts “Spring Egg-stravaganza” 2022
Solo Exhibit Opens at Patch & Remington
Artist Laura Cathcart opens a solo exhibition of her large abstract works, Saturday, April 9, 3:00 – 5:00pm, at Patch & Remington, 115 E. Main, Marcellus. Cathcart’s jewelry and smaller pieces have been a mainstay at Patch & … [Read more...] about Solo Exhibit Opens at Patch & Remington
Bits and Pieces: Presidential Descendants Family Reunion
by Paula Johnson Who in their right mind would be enticed into buying a book (hardcover at that) titled Dead Presidents with the subtitle An American Adventure into the Strange Deaths and Surprising Afterlives of our Nation’s Leaders? … [Read more...] about Bits and Pieces: Presidential Descendants Family Reunion
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
Mr. Joe Habasby John Mooy In case you don’t recognize the name, it’s because you don’t know Joe Habas. He was a friend of ours who lived in Colorado. He passed quietly away the other day and the reason I mention him is that the first … [Read more...] about The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
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Marcellus Memories
April 5, 1962 Kindergarten - Mrs. Youngman We are so happy to have Beth Torrance back with us. She had a real bout with pneumonia. Mrs. Skidmore brought Lynette to observe Kindergarten activity. Raymond McKenzie and his mother also … [Read more...] about Marcellus Memories
Subscriber Solves Genealogical Mystery thanks (in part!) to The News
submitted by Willard Robinson MHS Class of 1949 The genealogical mystery of my great grandfather Dr. Charles E. Davis’s first wife, that I have been trying to solve without success, has been solved and The Marcellus News … [Read more...] about Subscriber Solves Genealogical Mystery thanks (in part!) to The News
You May Now Exhale – The Wait is Over. The Stone 40 is Ready to Open for Business
The Stone 40 team is ready to roll: (left to right): General Manager Neal Ridgeway, Corporate Manager Jessie Hanstine, and Budtenders Lauren Snyder, Raul Rivera, and Aaron Stevens. The Adult Use Dispensary hosts its Grand Opening, April … [Read more...] about You May Now Exhale – The Wait is Over. The Stone 40 is Ready to Open for Business
Marcellus Memories
March 30, 1972Keith McKenzie is receiving the Outstanding Farmer Award, given by Farm Bureau Services, from Greg Sheffield, a Lansing Farm Bureau Service repressntative. Looking on is Al DeRuiter the Marcellus Farm Bureau … [Read more...] about Marcellus Memories
In Search of Leprechauns at Marcellus Elementary
Marcellus Elementary Third Graders were very busy during the month of March. They constructed “Leprechaun Traps” using simple machines and force, in hopes of catching a leprechaun on St Patrick’s Day. The traps were displayed in the … [Read more...] about In Search of Leprechauns at Marcellus Elementary