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From the County Prosecutor’s Office: Trever Wallace Felony conviction sentencing for Walnut Tree theft/concealment
Trever Wallace was sentenced Friday, October 10, 2025, to 38 months to ten years in prison for his criminal concealment of a fully mature walnut tree. Â The Defendant was found with the felled tree at an area lumber yard on December 21, 2024. The deciduous tree was surreptitiously taken from a rural estate […]
Wildcats Overpower Legends, 52-0
MHS Athlete of the Week – October 6, 2025 Stats courtesy of Head Coach Nathan Davies It was Wildcats all the way last Friday on the home field of the Wyoming Lee Legends. The ‘Cats humbled their opponents, 52-0, during Wyoming’s homecoming game. On offense, QB Cale Hackenberg went 7 for 8 with […]
Turbo Talks Sports: Can the Tigers Really Pull This Off?
Before I even put pen to paper on this topic, I know a lot of you are going to just shrug this off and move on. But the Tigers are in the Divisional Series against the Seattle Mariners and the series is tied 1-1 as I write this. Folks can say they limped into the […]
Marcellus’s rising musicians showcase their skills during First Friday
Eighth grade bass clarinetist Stanley Drauch kicked off the Marcellus Music Department’s showcase of young talent during First Friday, October 3, in Columbian Park. Director Katy Essex conducts Drauch in his solo performance of the Star Spangled Banner.   – News Photos ###
Band Notes for the week of October 6, 2025
After a 30 minute practice on hot asphalt and a ten minute wait – with no shade in sight – the Wildcat Marching Band bravely sweltered through their 2025 Festival show, Stay Out of My Swamp, Saturday, October 4, at Lakeshore High School. Plus, as you might tell from the long shadows, they were facing […]
Team RickWorld: What we’re reading the week of October 6
Below is this week’s list of Team RickWorld’s lastest reading adventures in the Marcellus Library’s Read Through the Decades Challenge. Justin Ware: Apaprently is continuing to read a really long book. . . Katy Essex: He’s Not My Type by Meghan Quinn. Fun, funny; great cast of characters. The Ghost Ship by Kate Mosse. The […]
Cass District Library invites the public to “Meet the Director”
Cass District Library invites the public to meet new Director Chris Korenowsky. Public meet and greets will be held at the following locations: Mason Union Branch17049 US-12, EdwardsburgMonday, October 20: 4:00 – 7:00 PM Howard Branch2341 YANKEE ST, NILESTuesday, October 21: 4:00 – 7:00 PM Local History Branch145 N BROADWAY, CASSOPOLISThursday, October 23: 1:00 – […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories: Sidewalk Gate. . . Several Stories
by John Mooy If you have ever read my column in The Marcellus News, you’ve noticed that through the years I have worked relatively hard to make certain I avoided the entanglement I might experience if I delved too deeply into the subjects of religion, finance and politics. I have Included stories that often times […]
Bits & Pieces: October Trivia
by Paula Johnson Happy Halloween! I don’t mean to trick any of you. I want you to find all these as treats. Questions:1. In which state is Happy Hour illegal?2. How did Juicy Fruit gum become famous in the grocery store business?3. What ingredient in Roman concrete led to it growing strength and endurance?4. How […]
