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Cass Family Clinic expands dental team with addition of Dr. Madison Anderson
Madison Anderson, DDS – New provider strengthens access to comprehensive dental care in Southwest Michigan DOWAGIAC, Mich., September 9, 2026 – Cass Family Clinic is pleased to welcome Madison Anderson, DDS, to its dental team. Dr. Anderson, a recent graduate of the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine, will primarily serve patients at the […]
“We’re at an impasse. . .”
If the photo above of the north side of Main Street wasn’t time-stamped, it might appear to have been taken on a late Sunday afternoon when businesses are closed for the day. Sadly, that is not the case. The photo was taken at 10:24am, Wednesday, September 10, by The Marcellus News. The only thing missing […]
MHS Class of 2026 continues work on Legacy Project
The MHS Class of 2026 was out en masse, Friday, September 12, to continue work on their legacy project of rehabilitating Ray Gyllstrom Memorial Park. They planted, painted, and played on a glorious sunny morning. Helping Charlotte Cropsey, in front, with the planting are, left to right, Hailee Werer, Ariah Evans, Carlyn Deer and Aubree […]
Wildcats hobbled by injuries and Gobles Tigers
If a picture is truly worth a thousand words, the photo above speaks volumes. Key varsity football players, #13 Abram Coffey, left, and #1 Martelle Enright were on the sidelines in the ‘Cats’ 0-44 loss to the visiting Gobles Tigers, Friday, September 12. Enright suffered a severe concussion in the Martin game and Coffey’s now […]
Marcellus Community Food Pantry benefits from Food for the Soul
Food for the Soul: A Music Benefit for the Marcellus Food Pantry raised $4,356 for the Pantry, Saturday, September 13. The event at Patch & Remington featured music from the up and coming local band The Whispering Pines, food, auction and raffle items, and Tony the Bartender, who does a mean rendition of Love Potion […]
Peace Celebration at Cranberry Lake Campground, September 19 – 21
Cranberry Lake Campground, 10301 Bent Road, Marcellus, welcomes all to a special Peace Celebration, in honor of the International Day of Peace, Friday, September 19 – Sunday, September 21. The event begins Friday at 6:00pm with a welcome potluck followed at 7:00pm by music from The Whispering Pines. On Saturday, September 20, […]
Farm and Food File for the week of September 15, 2025
by Alan Guebertfarmandfoodfile.com Anger is building; solutions are fleeting The farmers who spoke at a Sept. 2 meeting with congressional officials in Brookland, AR were respectful, plain-spoken, and worried, according to the 4-minute, 30-second report aired by KAIT News, Jonesboro, and posted on YouTube afterwards. None, however, could have anticipated the anger their pleas […]
Cal Thomas: The Girl on the Train
by Cal ThomasCalThomas.com She fled Ukraine for fear she might be killed in the war with Russia and came to America where she thought she might be safe. She was wrong. Iryna Zarutska, 23, was sitting alone on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina, when a security camera showed a man getting up from […]
Jim Hightower – America’s #1 Populist: No need to raise social security taxes – make the rich pay their full share!
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com My life goals have never included making a lot of money… and I’ve certainly succeeded in that regard. Yet, I do consider myself rich. Not like the Wall Street “richie-rich,” but in the modest sense of middle-class well-being – basically, enough to make ends meet. It’s not my good looks that puts […]
Bits & Pieces: Reunion Day One
by Paula Johnson The first full weekend in September was a special weekend for the three Hinrichs’ kids and all the extended families. John’s wife, Gina, spent over a year preparing for the art event that would bring many of us together. Our sister Chris by happenstance chose the same weekend to return to the […]
