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Turbo Talks Sports – Justin Verlander to Make Final Start
I have to admit, this one hits kinda hard. It is one of those times in my life where it hits me in the face that I am indeed old. Players that I saw come up, make their professional sports debut and is now riding off into the sunset. But should Verlander be celebrated like […]
Hunters invited to use new online survey to report ruffed grouse and American woodcock hunting activity
Grouse hunting in Lucy County Just in time for the start of Michigan’s ruffed grouse and American woodcock hunting seasons, hunters now have a new way to share information from their hunts. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has launched the Michigan Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock Dashboard, https://tinyurl.com/MI-Grouse-Dashboard, an electronic survey dashboard where hunters […]
Pheasant Season opens in lower peninsula October 20
Season opens Oct. 10 in Zone 1, Oct. 20 in zones 2 and 3 The pheasant management unit open to hunting Oct. 10-31 in Zone 1 (Upper Peninsula) includes all of Menominee County and portions of Delta, Dickinson, Iron and Marquette counties. Zones 2 and 3 (Lower Peninsula) are open to pheasant hunting […]
ICYMI: Superintendent Dunn appears on WNN’s The Woodhouse Report
Marcellus Community Schools Superintendent Dr. Michael Dunn was interviewed recently by Brock Woodhouse on WNN’s The Woodhouse Report. Watch it on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/Oct-10-Woodhouse-Report ###
Team RickWorld: What we’re reading the week of October 13
Below is this week’s list of Team RickWorld’s lastest reading adventures in the Marcellus Library’s Read Through the Decades Challenge. Justin Ware: That’s a really long book, Justin. . . Katy Essex: Of Love and Loss by J. T. BIshop.. Book 6 in the Daniels and Remall detective series. This is the […]
Band Notes for the week of October 13, 2025
Band Notes – October 13, 2025Coming Up:10/17: Home Football Game. Report time for Marching Band is 6:00pm. Senior Night for Band members. 10/22: Evening rehearsal has been cancelled.10/24: Football Game is now away. No Marching Band Tonight.10/26: Mandatory Parent//Student Band Trip Meeting, 3pm in the high school cafeteria.11/6: Half Day for Parent/Teacher Conferences.11/7: No school for students. […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories: ATLAS, not Charles, but a ROAD ATLAS
by John Mooy We were in Illinois the other day where we had stopped at an Oasis to take a break from driving, stretch our legs and maybe get a cup of coffee before we got back on the road. I was thinking to myself as we walked through what we now know as a […]
Bits & Pieces: Defective Verb
by Paula Johnson Have you ever heard of defective verbs? The opposite of a defective verb would be a flawless verb. This quandary is why I miss Abby Schten. We could spend an entire afternoon philosophizing about defective verbs. First, there is no such thing as a flawless verb, so how can a verb […]
Farm and Food File: Making rural America less healthy again
by Alan Guebertfarmandfoodfile.com If Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and his boss, President Donald J. Trump, “make America healthy again” I will eat any one of the 15 or so hats that somehow have taken up residence in my small office. And, yes, that goes for the two most prized […]
Jim Hightower – America’s #1 Populist: America’s History, Says Lord Trump, Is Exactly What I Say It Is
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com Our country’s magnificent National Park System has been called “America’s greatest idea.” These 433 treasures – along with our rich diversity of national museums and historical sites – each have their own stories to tell. But the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, for together they express America’s […]
