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Bits & Pieces: Undercover Cake
Undercover Cake by Paula Johnson Have you been searching for something to perk up a meal that doesn’t require much effort? Nothing complicated; you might have things already in your pantry. Maybe something different for a potluck or family reunion? This cake caught my eye because of the few ingredients and simplicity of preparation. […]
Jim Hightower – America’s #1 Populist: Data centers
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com The President Goes Bull-Goose Crazy In Support of AI At a time when communities across America are literally under siege by secretive data center powers intent on seizing our land, water, electric grid, and even our local democracy – that’s when you’re grateful to have a president who’ll stand with you, […]
Cal Thomas: A message for men over 50
by Cal ThomasCalThomas.com The diagnosis was not a surprise – well, yes it was, because like many men with a health issue we try to deny it, or delay treatment when everyone knows that “early detection” is critical to a cure. My PSA (prostate-specific antigen) had been slowly creeping upward for the last two […]
Earth Talk: Tequila
Agave farmers are upping production in service of the fast-growing tequila industry, but at what cost to the environment? EarthTalkFrom the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: What are the environmental impacts of the fast-growing tequila industry? —Marcus Emilio, Albany, NY For centuries, tequila has been a prominent symbol of Mexico, not only […]
MHS Band Notes for the week of September 7, 2026
Wildcat Band AlumniHomecoming is Friday, October 2! Any and all Wildcat Band alumni who would like to march in the parade and perform in Pre-Game, please contact Band Director Katy Essex before September 20 in case flip folders and lyres need to be ordered or if music needs to be copied. Report time for alumni […]
Guest opinion: Bring together your neighbors during Welcoming Week
by Carlos BarcenasCenter for Rural Affairs consultant The internet and expanded access to technology has made our small communities part of a global landscape. Exploring the world is easy from the comfort of our living rooms. However, your next cultural experience may be right outside your front door. Walk around your community, and […]
Marcellus TWP Wood Memorial Library news for the week of September 7, 2026
Upcoming EventsMondays: Magnetic Mondays: 3 PM-4:30 PM. Build and create with Magna-Tiles and Magnetic Blocks. Parent supervision required. Classic Conversations: RESCHEDULED: September 21 at 5:30 PM. Read Somebody in Boots by Nelson Algren in advance and join Donnie Brooks for an engaging discussion of this classic book. Tuesdays:Craft & Chat: Tuesdays, 5-7 PM. Adults: Bring your […]
Home Heating Tax Credit Filing Deadline is September 30
LANSING, Mich. — Michigan renters and homeowners are reminded that they have until Wednesday, September 30, to submit a Home Heating Tax Credit claim. This credit helps eligible low-income households save money on energy costs during Michigan’s colder months. Governor Whitmer, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), and the Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM) encourage residents to […]
UIA warns of phone scam promising unpaid benefits for a fee
Be cautious and report random calls that claim to be from state agency The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) is alerting residents to be aware of scam calls trying to get you to pay a fee to retrieve money owed to you by the unemployment agency. Anyone who receives such a call should hang up […]
Wildcats vanquish Vipers in season opener, 42-0
Senior running back Martelle Enright takes the ball in for the first of his three touchdowns in the Wildcats’ season opener, Thursday, August 27, against the Van Buren Vipers. Providing blocking for Enright are #24 Gage Rumsey and #31 Leighton Osborn. – News Photo Marcellus Wildcats 42 – Van Buren Vipers […]
