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MHS Honors Varsity Football and Cheer Team Seniors, August 27
Fifteen members of the MHS Class of 2027 were honored prior to kick-off of the ‘Cats’ season opener, August 27. Varsity Cheerleaders: Anna Allen is escorted by parents Bruce and Melissa Allen. Anna has been a varsity cheerleader for 4 years. She enjoys shopping and hanging out with family and friends. After high school […]
EarthTalk®
Mariculture is an aquacultural practice whereby “farmers” cultivate marine species in their natural habitats. Credit: Pexels.com From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: What is mariculture and why are proponents so bullish on it as a solution to environmental challenges? — Peter Manchin, Atlanta, GA Growing demand for seafood adds more pressure to ocean […]
Contemplation Corner: Whatever a man trusts in, that he makes his God . . .
Whatever a man trusts in, that he makes his God, whether it is gold or silver, or the honors and pleasures of this world; if he trusts in these things, he makes them his God.~ Stephen Crisp, 1628-1692(quakercenter.org/programs/quaker-quote-archive/) by Pastor Donnie BrooksMarcellus United Methodist Church Jesus had said that what your mouth speaks what […]
This week in Marcellus’ culinary history
Thanks to a suggestion by faithful News reader Ron Lofts, from time to time The News will reprint recipes from the Marcellus Centennial Cookbook published by the Home Arts Club in 1979. Perhaps you’ll recognize some of the names . . . and the recipes! Bon Appétit! First up – Soups and Appetizers Sharon Koshar’s […]
Band Notes for the week of May 26, 2025
The Marcellus High School Marching Band joined the public in honoring fallen veterans during the annual Memorial Day program hosted by VFW Post #4054. The band performed This is My Country and Spirit of America; Taps was performed by trumpeter Carlyn Deer. -News Photo Coming Up: Sunday, June 1: Graduation, 3pm. Report time for […]
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
by Nanette Pauley, Superintendent Marcellus Community Schools has released the calendar for the upcoming 2025-26 school year. The new calendar outlines key dates including the first day of school, scheduled breaks, professional development days, and the anticipated last day of classes. The 2025-26 school year is scheduled to begin with a half day for students […]
Team RickWorld Reads of the Week – May 26, 2025
Team RickWorld continues to rack up titles-read in the library’s Read Through the Decades Challenge. Belows are the team member’s Reads of the Week: Justin Ware: Darkness on the Edge of Town by Adam Christopher, as a huge “Stranger Things” and Jim Hopper fan it was a must read for me. Chief Jim […]
Cass County Board of Commissioners to enter contract negotiations with new county administrator
Patrick Jordan CASS COUNTY, Mich. — The Cass County Board of Commissioners has selected its next county administrator. During a special meeting Thursday, the board unanimously moved to enter contract negotiations with Patrick Jordan, who most recently served as county administrator in Ionia County, Michigan. Jordan’s appointment is pending and subject to a background check and […]
