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Porter Township Minutes – July 8, 2026
Bankson Lake Weed Special Assessment District Public Hearing – July 8, 2026Supervisor Oxley called the public hearing to order at 6:45 p.m. Members present – Oxley, Bitely, Nesbitt, Packer, and Smith. Also present – Attorney Schuitmaker and ten guests. Supervisor Oxley closed the Bankson Weed Public Hearing closed at 6:53 pm. Regular Meeting – July […]
News from Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library
If you’ve browsed the library shelves lately, you might have noticed an increasing number of bright orange labels. These spine labels are to draw your attention to the LARGE PRINT books in our collection, including the following new fiction titles: Snake Oil by Kelsey Rae Dimberg. Rhoda West is the luminously charismatic founder of the […]
Contemplation Corner: Gatekeepers
by Pastor Donnie Brooks “The man from the country had not expected such difficulties; the law is after all meant to be accessible to everybody at all times, he thinks, but now as he looks more closely at the doorkeeper…he decides that he would actually prefer to wait until he receives permission to enter. The […]
National Savings Day Reminds Us to Plan for the Future
by Hillary HatchSocial Security Public Affairs Specialist Saturday, October 12, is National Savings Day. It serves as an important reminder to plan for your financial future. Social Security is a vital part of any financial plan. We have online tools to help you understand your potential benefits and how they fit into your financial future. Regardless of […]
Welcome home, Wildcats! Offense explodes for 68 points improving team record to 3-1
. . . and away we go! The MHS Varsity football team finally got to enjoy a home game, Friday, September 20, and treated the fans to a 68-28 shellacking of the Red Arrow Raiders. Sophomore kicker Abram Coffey is pictured above sending the ball back to the Raiders after the ‘Cats first TD. Also […]
MHS Wildcat Marching Band enjoys busy weekend
 Senior Drum Major Micah Gooden, left, and junior Drum Major Ariah Evans, received the commemorative duck for participating in the 5th annual Cassopolis Marching Exhibition, Saturday, September 21.      -News Photo The much-anticipated moment for the MHS Wildcat Marching Band finally occurred, Friday, September 20, when the band was able to […]
Conference Champs to be honored Friday during ‘Cats/Clippers match-up
The 2024 Conference Champion girls’ soccer team and Conference Champion varsity baseball team will be honored at the end of the first quarter of the Marcellus/Martin match-up, Friday, September 27. Fellow graduates, friends, family, MHS students and the community are encouraged to share in the celebration.
MHS honors senior football players and cheerleaders
Seniors honored prior to the ‘Cats home game Friday, September 20, 2024Photos courtesy of Megan Schuur Photography #4 Ben Adams Parents: Josh and Cindie Adams Years on Varsity: 2Other Activities: Basketball and trackHobbies: Fishing, hunting and working on my family’s car Plans after HS: Undecided #9 Jakub Huber Host Parents: Chauncey and Nicki HackenbergHome Country: GermanyOther Activities: […]
Varsity Volleyball snags 1st Conference Win
by Wendell Hughes, MHS Athletic Director The Wildcat volleyball team traveled to Lawrence Tuesday, September 17, to face SW10 Conference foe Tigers. Marcellus won in convincing fashion by taking three straight sets by scores of 25-27, 25-18, and 25-7, to win their first SW10 contest on the year. Leading the charge on […]
Trinity Bible Church welcomes all to ‘Homecoming’
submitted by Pastor Scott Wiles The Little Church on the corner of Snyder and Elm streets is marking 40 years in 2024 as Trinity Bible Church. According to Brother Scott Wiles, the church originally opened in 1954 as Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church. Wiles, who has been Pastor there for 13 years this November, […]
