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It might be, it could be, it is! A 2026 Regional Championship for Wildcats!
The thrill of victory . . . MHS Varsity baseball is flying high as the team has won the honor of advancing to the state semifinals at MSU, Friday, June 12. The ‘Cats’ defeat of Hackett, 9-6, in the quarterfinals, punched their ticket to McClane Stadium to take on the Painsedale Jeffers Jets. – Photo […]
Band Notes – November 7, 2022
by Katy Essex, Director of Bands Band Notes – November 7, 2022 Coming Up: November 19 – District 6 All Star Band Concert at Paw Paw High School. Lyssa Robson will be representing Marcellus High School for this honored performance. November 23 – Thanksgiving break begins. December 3 – Middle School Solo and […]
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
by Nanette Pauley, Superintendent A MI HEARTSafe designation recognizes a school’s efforts to prevent sudden cardiac death of the young (SCDY) by preparing for a cardiac emergency. It indicates that members of the school community know how to recognize the signs of a sudden cardiac arrest and respond quickly by calling 9-1-1 and using CPR […]
Marcellus Memories
Marcellus Memories November 1, 1956Bounties Paid During Month of September The state authorized payment of $18,380 in bounty fees to hunters and trappers during September. The payments were made for 811 coyotes, 662 foxes, 138 bobcats, and 10 wolves taken during the month. During the first nine months of 1956, the state has made more […]
Patch & Remington and Flyover Art announce launch party
Patch & Remington, and partner Flyover Art, invite the public to the launch party of the Workforce Development Lab, Monday, November 14, 4:00-6:00pm, 115 E. Main, Marcellus. In the spring of this year, the partners launched a Public Spaces, Community Places fundraising campaign which met the $40,000 goal. The amount was matched by the Michigan […]
A Letter to Village Residents from the Economic Development Director
To the residents of the Village of Marcellus, Some of you have likely been wondering what I’ve been doing as the Economic Development Director. Let me tell you! ● Organized and hosted the Michigan Economic Development Corporation representative Michelle Audette-Bauman to discuss building renovation funding for our downtown buildings. We had over 15 building and […]
Top 10 best practices for firearm deer season
Hunters can expect excellent conditions for the 2022 firearm deer season, which begins Tuesday, Novembeer 15. To ensure a safe season, too, Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers are sharing best practices and tips to avoid the most common violations and mistakes they see every year. “Most of the violations conservation officers encounter during […]
SMC Hosts 55th All Trail Turkey Trot
Southwestern Michigan College hosts the 55th All Trail Turkey Trot Sunday, November 20, at its Dowagiac campus, 58900 Cherry Grove Road. The 10K and 5K races start simultaneously at 1 p.m., followed by a 1K kids fun run at 2 p.m. The race will use chip timing. All finishers who register by November 12 receive […]
Next Time
by Tommy PuleoOutdoor Correspondent The ride home had taken upon itself a somber tone. Long stretches of silent indifference leave extended gaps in the two or three word exchanges that pass for what could be considered conversation. On days like this, the ride home seems to take longer than the short drive it had been […]
Bits & Pieces: Melt-in-your-Mouth Chicken
by Paula Johnson The older I get the more I like dinner to be out or easy. The farmer is a guy; so, he likes his dinner to be at home, fresh (as in – no leftovers) and tasty. I got this recipe from my friend, Lera, that hits all of the farmer’s “dinner buttons” […]
