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Cass District Library – July 2026 Program Schedule
SUMMER READING CLUB – ALL BRANCHES JUNE 1 – JULY 31, 2026 Stop by your local branch to register and pick up a bingo sheet. Complete one bingo (five in a row up and down, diagonal, or across) to earn an entry into our grand prize drawing and some cool prizes. Complete a second […]
MAHS Hosts a Grand Old Christmas Celebration in Grand Style
The Marcellus Area Historical Society brought new life to one of the village’s historic homes, Saturday, December 3. Holiday revelers gathered at the home of Marcellus’ founder, G.W. Jones, to welcome in a new era for the house listed on the National Register of Historic Places. While some chose to wear pearls and others flannel, […]
Marcellus’ Holiday Season Kicks-off with Music and more!
The holiday season in Marcellus began on a musical note, Saturday, December 3, with a performance by Roxie Ewert’s music students at the Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library. Pictured in front (left to right): Ben Robertson, Hadley Buckhold, Mirielle Stout, Ida Ewert, and Lyra New. In the middle (left to right): Waylon Buckhold, Stanley Mroczek, […]
Marcellus Media Club Reports on Sports
The boys 8th grade basketball team was also victorious Monday, November 28, against the visiting White Pigeon Chiefs, 40-20. #34 Cale Hackenberg has his eyes on the hoop against Chiefs’ defender, #21 Keagan Karp. Photo by Elin Essex, 7th grade – Marcellus Media Club #32 Sean O’Donnell goes up for two near the end of […]
Sarah and Tony: Two of the Nicest People You’ll Meet
Marcellus Media Club member Morgan McClain (left) and Patch & Remington co-founder Sarah Ayers. – News Photo for the Marcellus Media Club by Morgan McClain8th GradeMarcellus Media Club Patch & Remington is an art gallery in Marcellus, Michigan. The gallery is owned by Sarah Ayers and Tony Ruacho. Patch & Remington has been in Marcellus […]
Water is a Teacher
by Thomas PuleoOutdoor Writer Water. It connects all that inhabit the globe. All of the humans, all of the animals, all that grows from the Earth. It is by way of water that all living things are bound. Water is healing. Water is power. Water is a teacher to those who listen. For centuries, philosophers […]
From Mr. T’s Bookshelf: Farmers are Essential
From sunup to sundown, a farmer’s work is never done. . . by Richard Teremi, Sr.with contributions from Dean McKenzieand Ryan McKenzie The world depends on farming and farmers for our very survival. Farming has changed so dramatically over the years that I decided to investigate some of those changes with the assistance of the […]
Ladycats Start Season 1-1
by Head Coach Don Price The varsity girls basketball team split their opening games last week. They lost at Lawton, 64-21 and then game back to beat Delton Kellogg at DK, 31-18. Opening night of girls basketball the Ladycats travelled North to face the Blue Devils. This was a highly anticipated game from […]
MHS Alumnus Inducted into Sevastopol Hall of Fame
MHS graduate Jim Adams (above), son of the late of Dr. U.M. and Clarice Adams, was recently inducted into the Sevastopol High School Athletic Hall of Fame in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. Marcellus native Jim Adams, son of the late Dr. U.M. & Clarice Adams, was recently inducted into the Sevastopol High School Athletic Hall of Fame […]
It’s Playoff Time!
With the conference championships in the books and the College Football Playoff committee having set the field, we are left with the final four teams: Georgia, Michigan, TCU, and Ohio State. There was some chaos that led into these selections because of some upsets that came about in the championship games but did the committee […]
Bits and Pieces: Lamborghini
Paula’s Dream Car – Lamborghini by Paula Johnson When the movie Ford v Ferrari came out, I had to see it. I used to be a big movie goer. I even was a cashier at the local movie theater and had, what I considered, the best working perk a teenager could have – free admission […]
