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Earth Talk: Agrivoltaics
Agrivoltaics may just be the future of sustainable agriculture. EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: What are agrivoltaics, and why are environmental advocates so bullish on it? — Pat Billings, Butte, MT Agriculture requires large amounts of resources, especially water and energy. Almost a third of global greenhouse gases […]
Marcellus TWP Wood Memorial Library Recipient of Generous Donation
Library Director Patty Buckhold (left) and library board member Sharon Melko are all smiles thanks to a generous donation of furniture and equipment from Michael Bainbridge (center) and The Rock at Big Fish Lake. Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library is the recipient of a generous donation of furniture and equipment from Michael Bainbridge and The […]
Bodkin, hackle pliers, whip finisher, dubbing needle: Weurding’s Tools of the Fly-tying Trade
Noted fishing guide and instructor Derek Weurding, shares the tools and techniques used in tying flies at Patch & Remington, Saturday, January 21. Text and photos by Thomas Puleo, Outdoor Writer Bodkin, hackle pliers, whip finisher, dubbing needle, hair stacker, bobbin and threader. These may be foreign words to some ears, however, for those who […]
Ranson Headed to State Free Throw Championship
13-year-old Noah Ranson, of Three Rivers, is headed to the State Championship Free Throw Shooting contest. Noah is the son of MHS graduate Rachel Ringle. Noah Ranson, 13, of Three Rivers, won the Elks Club district free throw shooting contest Saturday January 14, 2023, at Niles High School. Noah made 18 of 25 free throws […]
Marcellus Media Club* on the Scene
*Editor’s note: The Editor was pinch-hitting as reporter for the Media Club during the game because seven of the ten players are the Media Club. Kerrianne O’Donnell (left) had the hot hand in the Marcellus 7th Grade Girls Basketball team’s 18-6 win over the White Pigeon Chiefs. O’Donnell tossed in 10 of the young Ladycats’ […]
Wildcats Get the ‘W’ against Delton-Kellogg
A well deserved ‘way-to-go’ to the Marcellus Boys Varsity Basketball team on their win over visiting Delton Kellogg, Monday, January 23, 62-49. No stats are available to The News at this time (if anyone is willing to submit the boys’ stats and summary after the games, we would greatly appreciate it), however, it was just […]
Wildcat Wrestling
Kyle Drauch (right) was one of the Wildcat wrestlers in action during a fourteen-school meet held at Marcellus, Saturday, January 21, 2023. Photo courtesy of Megan Schuur Photography
Ladycats Split Pair Week of January 16
by Head Coach Don Price The varsity girls basketball team split a pair last week. Despite the one loss it was probably their best two-game stretch of basketball for the season. On Tuesday, January 17, the Lawrence Tigers came to town. The Ladycats got off to a fast start by opening up the game […]
Marcellus Memories
Marcellus Memories – January 30, 1964: MHS Honor Roll Announced 7th Grade: Peter Hartman; 8th Grade: Martha Chapman, Alida Churchill, Shirl Graham, Suzanne Jones. 9th Grade: Robert Foncannon, Carol Heath, Rebecca Medd, Linda Reigle; 10th Grade: Terry Curtis, Carol McKenzie, Marcia Robinson, Linda Romig, Shirley Shannon, Shirley Wolfe. 11th Grade: Nancy Wintrode: 12th Grade: Gary […]
Does Dak Prescott Stink? Â
Playoff football can bring out the best in players and sometimes the worst in players. Dak Prescott is one of the most captivating players in the NFL. This comes from the organization he plays for, the big star on his helmet, and historically the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys is one of the most iconic […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
The Majestic Bald Eagleby John Mooy Wendy and I sat in our living room last week early in the morning as the sun was coming up. It was extremely windy when something right out in front of our house above the lake caught my eye. It was a bald eagle, and the wind was so […]
