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Bits & Pieces: July Trivia 2026
by Paula Johnson You never know about the weather in Michigan. So, whether you are beating the heat or celebrating some needed rain, have a try at these pieces of trivia. Questions1. What does reposeful mean? 2. Which world leader abolished beards, putting a tax on them? 3. What are mandibular tori and where are […]
Bluegill Frolic Fishing Contest 2023
Bluegill Frolic Committee Member Amy Segerdahl has announced the winners of the 2023 Fishing Contest. Steve Hartman turned in the Largest Bluegill at 9 oz; Justin Sonnevil had the Largest 15 at 5lb 6.5oz; and the Largest Bass was caught by Trent Allen, 2lb 0.5oz. Other youth that weighed in fish were Mason Shingledecker, Brennan […]
Shop ‘til You Drop at the 2023 Marcellus Community Yard Sales
Friday, August 25 – Sunday, August 279:00am – 5:00pm**Days and hours may vary for each address) 382 N Jones381 Woodland Street276 Woodland10420 Hoffman Road505 E Main291 S Maple145 W Read11829 M 21610458 M21612010 M 21650366 Taylor Dr (Hemlock)Big Tony’s PizzeriaLibrary-book saleBeech Grove RV- Bake sale Those that did not make the list are still welcome […]
First Friday Youth Fishing Contest September 1
The First Friday Big Gill Dash for Cash is back. Youths 17 and under are invited to put their fishing skills to the test in hopes of winning the first-place prize of $100. Participants may submit one fresh, never frozen, bluegill, Friday, September 1, 6:00 – 7:00pm at the Farm & Artisan Market next to […]
Mural Dedication Set for August 31
The public is cordially invited to attend the Dedication Ceremony for the new mural on the grain tower on S. Centre Street. Designed by Justin Johnson of the Pokagon Band, the mural depicts human, plant and animal life before white settlers arrived. Thursday, August 31, 10:30am
AD Announces Additions to Coaching Staff
MHS Athletic Director Don Price is pleased to announce additions to this year’s coaching staff. Joining the Wildcats are Jacquelyn VanZile, Varsity and Middle School Cross Country; Jeremy Reingardt, Middle School Football Assistant; Jordyn Plotts, Varsity Volleyball; Kayla Rowen, 7th Grade Volleyball; and Teri Evans, Varsity Cheer.
The Time has come! Football is here!
Josh Jackson (right) acted as official chauffeur for brother Ryan during the Bluegill Frolic Parade, Ryan, otherwise known as ‘Turbo’ to News readers, is the new insurance agent at Abbott & Powers Insurance Services, Marcellus. by Ryan ‘Turbo’ Jackson It is that time of year folks! I know some folks love this time of year […]
Bits & Pieces: LEGOS and Globetrotters
by Paula Johnson One of the wonderful parts of being an aunt/uncle, grandparent, or a friend of those with younger kids is that we get to re-play with toys we enjoyed as children. Of course, there are new toys as well, but we aren’t usually as proficient at those. Having a tea party with Bella […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
Winding Down and Gearing Up by John Mooy There is a slight chill in the air when nighttime approaches and darkness is arriving a bit earlier now. These are signs that summer is drawing to a close. It has been a memorable summer with visits from friends, a wedding, more sculpture completed and once again a […]
EarthTalk®
From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: Is it true that spam email takes a huge toll on the environment? – P.L., Bern, NC If you are among the 92 percent of Americans who use email as a means of communication, you are a recipient of unsolicited batch emails called “spam.” […]
Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist
by Jim Hightowerjimhightower.com Consumer Alert: Your Phone Company Wants Into Your Bank Account! Last week, T-Mobile (my cell phone provider) pinged me with a rude message: Henceforth we will screw you out of an extra $5 a month. WHAT?! Had I done something wrong? No. Would I be getting some added benefit for my five […]
