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Spring 2026 sports athletes recognized
Middle and high school athletes in track, soccer, baseball, golf and softball honored during annual Spring Sports Recognition Night, June 2 Varsity BaseballRecord: Overall 16-11 (as of June 2), Conference: 12-4 tied 2nd place1st Team All Conference: Captain Cale Hackenberg, Seth Barrera Flores, Eli Torres 2nd Team All Conference: Zade TyszkaHonorable Mention All Conference: Gage […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
It Bears Repeating: Dad and Bob Bainbridgeby John Mooy Over the course of our lifetime we accumulate a fair amount of stories. Some of the stories while memorable may be nothing out of the ordinary. Other stories take on a new importance long after they were told. I’ve always paid attention to stories and their […]
Community Announcements/Meetings
Cass County Historical Society to Meet in Cass The Cass County Historical Society encourages all current and prospective members to its meeting on Tuesday, November 15, 6:30pm, Cass District Library, 319 M-62, Cassopolis. The Society will be discussing the results of the recent member survey as well as developing plans for the 2023 Fall Festival. […]
Pickleball in Marcellus? Village Council Seeks Public Input on November 8, 7:00pmÂ
The photo above is a facsimile of recreational activities that could be coming to Marcellus. The Village is applying for a DNR SPARK grant that would help cover the cost of installing a pickleball court and playground equipment on the site of the old tennis courts on Worden Street. The Village of Marcellus encourages residents […]
The MAHS Invites You to Celebrate Christmas with George
The G.W. Jones House c. 1890s. G. W. is seated third from left. Although the photo is not dated, it is likely to be in the mid-1890s. G. W. died of Bright’s Disease in 1896. His wife, Lizzie, may be seated to his left, however, that cannot be verified at this time. The G.W. Jones […]
Elementary School Halloween Parade Delights Spectators
Who has more fun than Elementary Principal Sarah Bischoff? Mrs. B is at the wheel providing parade transporation to an unidentified Tyrannosaurus rex during the annual Halloween parade. Spectators lined up early to get a glimpse of an amazing array of costumes chosen by the Kindergarten through fifth graders.  It was a festive, and only […]
The Marcellus Bus Drivers have Voted!
Congrats to the Bus Riders of the Week! The Marcellus Bus Drivers announce the Bus Riders of the Week ending Friday, October 28. Elementary students recognized for exceptional behavior during the week are (left to right) Conner Bongers, Â Lincoln Fager, and Charlotte Hiser Middle School Bus Riders of the week are Ayva Fricke and […]
Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
Veterans Day is Friday, November 11. The federal holiday pays tribute to all those who served honorably in the military, whether in war or peace. Marcellus Elementary School students and staff are proud to host a Veterans Assembly each November. This year’s event is scheduled for November 11, at 1:30 p.m. and will be held […]
Wildcat Sports News
Congratulations to Addie Curtis, MHS Athlete of the Week. This is the third year Addie has qualified for state competition in Cross Country. The meet is Saturday, November 5, Michigan International Speedway, Brooklyn, Michigan. Best of luck, Addie! #wildcatpride Got scores? Please share! As fall sports wind down and winter sports rev up, The Marcellus […]
Michigan/Michigan State Rivalry Escalates
For those of you who have siblings know how the big brother/sister little brother/sister relationship works. Usually, the big sibling dominates the little sibling in most all aspects of life. Yes, I know this doesn’t happen all the time…even personally. My little brother is much larger than I am so I refer to him as […]
Bits & Pieces: Black Friday
In 1966, the Philadelphia Police Department grew so frustrated by the congested streets, traffic jams and regular tussles that, it’s believed, they coined the name ‘Black Friday’ in the hope of dissuading people from heading to the shops. It completely failed, but the name stuck.https://www.historyextra.com by Paula Johnson People have often asked me where I […]
