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Expanded Eligibility for Michigan Reconnect, Opens Application for Michiganders 21 years and Older
Michigan Reconnect, a tuition-free path for adults to earn a college degree or skills certificate, has graduated nearly 20,000 students since its launch in 2021 LANSING, Mich. — Michiganders ages 21–24 can now apply for Michigan Reconnect, giving thousands of adults who were previously ineligible for the scholarship a new opportunity to earn a tuition-free associate degree or skills certificate at their localcommunity or Tribal college. […]
‘Cats split with the Bulldogs – Next up: the ranked Raiders
Sophomore Abram Coffey on the mound in relief against the Centreville Bulldogs in game one of Monday’s doubleheader. The #7 ranked ‘Cats split with the Bulldogs and now head to Decatur to meet the #14 ranked Raiders. – News Photo by Kay Schten McAdam, Editor Baseball players swagger. Ever notice the shoulders back, […]
Early county history on display at G. W. Jones House
The Marcellus Area Historical Society continues to unclutter, discover, and put up for display various items of local and county interest. The latest items now available for public view include the early 19th century appointment papers of Elias Brewster (E.B.) Sherman. Sherman was Cass County’s first probate judge, first District Attorney, and first Master […]
Marcellus Native Helps Penguin Pal Phil Waddle to International Fame
Lauren Ridenour, MHS Class of 2017, with Phil, the World’s Most Popular Penguin “World’s Most Popular Penguin” Crowned in Conservation-Themed March Madness Submitted byTreasa Ridenour A familiar face from Marcellus is making an impact on the global stage – thanks to a feathered friend named Philbert. Philbert, affectionately known as “Phil,” has been […]
Interviews for next Cass County Administrator begin Thursday, May 1
CASS COUNTY, Mich. — The Cass County Board of Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting, open to the public, toconduct the first round of interviews for the next Cass County Administrator on Thursday, May 1. Throughout the day Thursday, the board will interview three candidates selected by the Administrator Search Ad HocCommittee, a committee of county leaders appointed by the Board of Commissioners. To facilitate the search, thecommittee and board partnered with Michigan Leadership Institute, a not-for-profit search firm specializing in hiringcounty administrators and school superintendents. The committee selected the candidates for interview based on a job description and hiring process approved by the Board of Commissioners. Interviews will be approximately one hour each on Thursday, May, with a tentative schedule as follows: Candidates’ application materials will be attached to the Special Meeting Agenda packet available on the County’swebsite. The interviews will also be live streamed on the Cass County YouTube channel. After interviews are completed, the board will have the option to move up to two candidates forward for a second roundof interviews. If they choose to do so, the Board of Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting, open to the public, forsecond interviews on Thursday, May 15. A tentative schedule is as follows: This schedule is contingent upon the board’s decision after first-round interviews. Once a schedule is confirmed, theCounty website will be updated, and the media will be notified. All interviews will take place in Commissioners Chambers, on the third floor of the Cass County Historic CourthouseAdministration Building, 120 N. Broadway, Cassopolis. All meetings are open to the public. ###
MHS Varsity Softball bested by Bulldogs
Charlotte Cropsey at second during the ‘Cats game against the visiting Centreville Bulldogs, Monday, April 28. The Bulldogs went home the winner of both contests. -News Photo The MHS Varsity softball team could use a little love. Players and coaches are a wee bit frustrated after taking it on the chin four […]
Turbo Talks Sports: So, Cubs Fans. . . are you excited???
I know for the past few weeks I have gushed about the Tigers and how well they have been doing. Rightfully so, but I understand there are other fan bases that enjoy reading my stuff too so let’s chat about the Cubs. They made huge headlines trading for Kyle Tucker from the Astros, but could […]
Harrison signs to wrestle at SMC
A very proud MHS varsity wrestling coaching crew witnessed senior Madisyn Harrison, center, sign with Southwestern Michign College, Monday, April 28. Harrison was a state qualifier this season and received All Conference Southwest 10 honors and was named to the All Southwest 2nd Team. She will continue her wrestling and academic career as a […]
Team RickWorld joins others in Read Through the Decades
Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library is commemorating 100 years of service to the community by hosting Read Through the Decades. Whether you enjoy a graphic novel, bodice ripper, popcorn mystery series, fantasy or classic literature, this challenge is for you no matter your age or reading level. Readers may participate in teams of up […]
Band Notes for the week of April 28, 2025
Spring Band ConcertOn Wednesday, May 14, the Music Department will be presenting their Spring Band Concert beginning at 7pm in the High School Varsity Gym. This band will feature performances from the High School Jazz Combo, 6th Grade Beginning Band, Middle School Band and High School Concert Band. A detailed letter will be given to […]
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
Marcellus Community Schools is pleased to announce that Third Grade Swim Camp will take place on May 27 through June 3. The camp started ten years ago and provides life saving swim lessons for students. Developed and facilitated by the YMCA of Greater Michiana, the camp takes place in the afternoon and […]
