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Michigan Flywheelers Museum accepting items for farm machinery auction
SOUTH HAVEN, MI – The Michigan Flywheelers Museum is accepting items for its upcoming farm machinery auction which starts at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 13 during its Antique Engine and Tractor Show. Organizers are seeking donations and consignments of farm machinery, antique tractors, gas and steam engines, and related agricultural items for the […]
MDHHS recommends residents get vaccinated
LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is recommending residents get the flu, COVID-19 and RSV vaccines to protect themselves and their communities against respiratory viruses this upcoming season. Getting vaccinated is critical because flu, COVID-19 and RSV frequently spread at the same time of year. Residents can get […]
It’s more than a library: CDL unveils plans for new Edwardsburg Branch
Cass District Library Director Barbara Gordon fields questions about the new Edwardsburg Branch during a public presentation about the project held at Ontwa Township Hall, Thursday, October 5. It is more than a library and it’s been a long time coming for the Village of Edwardsburg. After decades of working within the […]
If you’ve never been in marching band. . .
Thank heavens for the equipment truck! When the rains came – again – during the Hastings Marching Invitational, Saturday, October 7, members of the Wildcat Marching Band took refuge in the back of the truck. Pictured, left to right, are Adam Bates, Payton Krueger, Zoey Fink, Braden Wilson, Savannah Colley and Skielynn Snodderly. . . […]
Wildcat Marching Band’s (Soggy!) Senior Night
The senior members of the Wildcat Marching Band were recognized before the home football game, Friday, October 6. To end their home marching season, the seniors chose to play “Wanted Dead or Alive” from their 2021 Festival Show, Go West. A HUGE thank you to Megan Schuur Photography for supplying the photos from the […]
Village Water Project Continues . . . ‘At least it’s progress’
This was the scene at the intersection of Dibble and Centre streets, Wednesday, October 4. The signage was a bit confusing, to say the least, as motorist were unsure which side of the orange cones was the correct lane. And yes, the ongoing water project throughout the Village is incovenient at times, especially last Wednesday […]
Wildcats Wallop Squires, 52-0 – Score 7 TDs in First Quarter
QB Parker Adams looks for his man downfield during the Wildcat’s rout of Grandville Calvin Christian, 52-0, Friday, October 6. Leading by that score at half time, the MHS coaches gave the varsity a break and put in the JV squad for much of the second half. The ‘Cats game this week at Martin has […]
Band Notes for the Week of October 9, 2023
Senior band members, left to right, Parker Enright, Dayana Noyola, Kylie Kozik, and Jordyn Kieszowski, after the band’s peformance at the Hastings Marching Band Invitational, Saturday, October 7. Thank you! To all of you who helped shuttle children, repair uniforms, provide food, repair uniforms, clean-up after dinners, repair uniforms, sew props, repair uniforms, drive buses, […]
Marcellus Middle School Media Club Reports
Emily Hemenway, Middle School Secretary, on her last day in Marcellus.Photo credit: Lucy Hughes, 8th grade, Marcellus Media Club Since our beloved Middle School Secretary known as Miss Emily is leaving the school to transfer to Bronson Hospital. We decided to interview her one last time. Media Club member Emma Caudill asked, “Why are you […]
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
Pictured above are members of Marcellus Middle School’s Principal’s Advisory Committee. Back row: Skye Miller, Brendan Carpenter, Julian Martin, Carey Causey, Lucy Hughes, Emma Caudill, and Kerriane O’Donnell. Middle row: Christopher Reingardt, Zayn Reiter, and Elin Essex. Front row: Madelyn Osbeck, Allison Earl, Sylar Sams, and Tana Jordan. Not pictured: Zariah Green Marcellus Middle […]
Marcellus Memories
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