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As I See It: “To You We’ll Be True”
Kay Schten McAdamEditor, The Marcellus NewsMarcellus High School Alumna “On, MarcellusOn, MarcellusBust right through that lineFight for VictoryThat’s our mottoFight, fight, fight, fight, fight, MarcellusOrange and BlackOrange and BlackTo you we’ll be trueFight for us and win for usWe’ll see you through. . .” “To you we’ll be true” and “We’ll see you through” […]
Middle School Spellers Excel at Spelling Bee
The eighth grade spelling team tied for 1st place in the annual Spelling Bee at SMC, Thursday, February 29. Proudly displaying their blue ribbons are, left to right, Elin Essex, Alexis Reyna, Emma Caudill, Lucy Hughes and Zayn Reiter. – Photos courtesy of Tracy Cropsey, Principal submitted by Tracy Cropsey, Principal The Marcellus Middle […]
MHS Girls Varsity Basketball – Senior Night 2024
-photos courtesy of Megan Schuur Photography #11 Addie Curtis The Girls Varsity Basketball team played tribute to its four seniors Thursday, February 29, during the team’s last regular season game. Addie Curtis, above with parents Tammy and Don Curtis, has been a member of the varsity squad for two years. She is a co-Valedictorian […]
Boys Varsity Basketball Season Concludes in Round 2 of Districts
The Marcellus Boys Varsity Basketball season came to a close in Round 2 of District Tournament action, Wednesday, February 28, by falling to the Colon Magi, 50-35. Although the ‘Cats won the first quarter, 11-9, the Magi took control and led 20-16 at the half. Colon went on to take the third quarter, […]
Two Important Messages!
Marcellus Schools still in need of Coaches for Spring Sports!!The athletic department is seeking to fill two positions still for this spring. Varsity boys track and MS softball. Interested persons contact Don Price at 646-5081. Hear ye! Hear ye! The current Editor of The Only Newspaper in the World is wont to go on […]
Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com What If There Was a Natural Substitute for Plastic? There Is! In 1863, humorist Artemus Ward wrote a satire on hucksterism, making up a tale of Abe Lincoln being asked to endorse a piece of quackery about spiritualism. Not wanting to offend, the Lincoln character slyly offers non-committal praise: “Well for people […]
Jason Kelce Retires. The End Of One Career and The Beginning of Another
The Kelce family has become polarizing here in the last few years. From both Travis and Jason to their mom and dad and now the newest addition Taylor Swift. This is a very unique situation for sure and I for one am a huge fan of both Jason and Travis. On the field they both […]
Farm and Food File
The growing disconnect between hard numbers and soft policy by Alan Guebert Like much of the news anymore, the initial numbers from the 2022 Census of Agriculture were accurately reported, quickly downplayed–or even worse, ignored–by most Big Ag groups, and then just pushed aside by the rush of the next day’s news. That’s […]
Bits & Pieces: Humans as Treasures
by Paula Johnson Most of us know how precious our bodies are. We have annual or semiannual dentist and doctor appointments. We strive to eat healthy foods – most of the time. Yet, how much do we truly know about our bodies? Taking parts and whole for granted is a shame. We are quite […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
Coming soon…the MBBA filmby John Mooy There was the NBA, the NFL, MLB and now with a bit of luck on the horizon in the world of film making will be the MBBA. The story of the Michigan Barn Ball Association. You may be asking yourself, what is this? A very logical question. And […]
Marcellus Memories
From The Marcellus News, March 7, 1894
