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LWV of Berrien and Cass Counties Provides Voter Education Tool: VOTE411.org
Niles, MI – Ahead of the general elections, the League of Women Voters of Berrien and Cass Counties offers the nonpartisan election resource VOTE411.org. This “one-stop shop” for election information provides Berrien and Cass County voters with simple, accessible tools to help them navigate the voting process. VOTE411 provides personalized candidate information, voter registration details, polling […]
‘Cats fall to defending state champion Clippers, 24-40
Sophomore running back Martelle Enright looks to get past the encroaching Martin Clippers defense during the ‘Cats, 24-40, loss to Martin Friday night. #13 Senior wide received/defensive back Beau Ferguson helps pave a pathway. Enright led the ‘Cats ground game with 162 yards and two scores on 20 carries. -News Photo by Wendell […]
Wildcats finish 4th at home volleyball tournament
#15 Irene Martinez Garcia, makes a play during the ‘Cats volleyball tournament, Saturday, September 28, at MHS. The ‘Cats finished fourth in the 41st edition of the Marcellus Wildcat Volleyball Invitational. Also pictured are, left to right, #4 Kendra Tatro, #9 Josie Adams, Abby Tone, and Ladora Bet Sargis. -Photo courtesy of Megan Schuur […]
Wildcat Wrap-up
submitted by Wendell Hughes, MHS Athletic Director JV ‘Cats Win 52-50 Football Thriller The JV Gridironers won a shootout at Martin Thursday, September 26, outlasting the Clippers for a 52-50 victory. “Huge road win for the JV this week. We went into a hostile environment up at Martin and the players had to […]
SW 10 Girls Soccer & Boys Varsity Baseball Champs get trophies
The 2024 SW10 Girls Soccer champs received their trophy last Friday. The girls soccer team captured it’s first ever conference championship on May 13, by defeating Bangor 3-1. This is only the 2nd year Marcellus has sponsored a girls program.– Photo courtesy of Megan Schuur Photography
Turbo Talks Sports – Is Detroit Back?
The Detroit Tigers are the oldest American League baseball team to have only one home city and one name in their history. by Ryan ‘Turbo’ Jackson So last week I wrote about the possibility of the Tigers making it into the playoffs…well they play Tuesday against the Astros, so they indeed punch that ticket. […]
EarthTalk®
These days roughly 80 percent of New England is wooded, but over 99 percent of the trees were planted within the last 100 years. From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: I live in Massachusetts and often walk in the woods. It seems as if there are endless pests and diseases […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories: Reporting the News
by John Mooy I’ve always had an affinity for the news. I guess a part of me always had an interest in what was going on locally, nationally and internationally. Perhaps this was passed down to me from my dad who would regularly watch news programs on television and then read the newspapers along with […]
