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Appointment of Interim Cass County Prosecuting Attorney
CASS COUNTY, Michigan — Circuit Court Judge Mark A. Herman has appointed Attorney Sarah E. Scoggin as Interim Prosecuting Attorney for Cass County. Attorney Scoggin took the oath of office administered by Judge Herman at 4 p.m. May 28 in the Circuit Courtroom in the Law & Courts Building in Cassopolis, Michigan. […]
MHS Honors Senior Athletes
Holmes and Marsh Named Senior Athletes of the Year MHS Athletic Director Don Price is pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s Senior Athlete of the Year Awards, Emma Holmes and Travis Marsh. Both student athletes played all 12 sports seasons of their high school careers (Golden Iron Wildcat) and won several awards in […]
Letter Carriers’ Food Drive a Whopping Success!
The Marcellus Letter Carriers thank the community for making the May Food Drive an amazing success. Pictured left to right Kimberly Hoopes, Brittany Werer, Marcie Chiddister, Emily Hall and Kimberly Klein. Not pictured Ben Wright and Deb Regner. Photo submitted by Judy Ruggles, Postmaster.
Congratulations to MHS Alumni
Congratulations to Jason Morgan, MHS Class of 2018, who graduated April 30 from Western Michigan University. If you have a MHS alum you’d like to recognize, please forward the information to editor@marcellusnews.com.
MHS Girls Track Team: 5th at Team State, 2nd at SW10
by Coach Kim Moe Team State 2022 On Saturday, May 28, the Marcellus girls’ track team participated in the MITCA Team State Championship. The girls finished fifth in division IV. Senior Madi Simpson had a career day using Team State as one last tune up for the MHSAA state meet coming up, Saturday, June […]
Walking El Camino de Santiago with Dan Zemek – MHS Class of ’72
In the March 10, 2022, edition of The Marcellus News, MHS Alumni Dan Zemek announced his intentions to walk El Camino de Santiago, “The Way of Saint James,” an ancient route that starts in southern France, and to share his journey with readers of The News. This is the first of Dan’s reports from abroad. […]
Patch & Remington Showcase “Never Before Seen” Art during First Friday
Patch & Remington, 115 E. Main, welcome Hazel Park artist Julie Fournier, Friday, June 3. In her extraordinarily varied and versatile career, Julie Fournier has depicted and danced in themes from whimsy to passion to the torment of loss. In the process, she has inspired a term not often integrated with art or artists: Trust. […]
First Friday Update – June 3, 2022
Fire Dept. Ready for First Friday The Marcellus Fire Department invites kids of all ages to visit the firehouse during First Friday, June 3, for tours of the truck and fire station. Firefighters and EMS personnel will be on hand to answer questions and chat. First Friday, June 3, runs from 5:00pm – 8:00pm. The […]
Memorial Day 2022
The Marcellus VFW Post #4054 Color Guard marches solemnly into Bly Cemetery for the Memorial Day program, Monday, May 30. Special thanks to all members of the Post and Auxiliary, Pastor Scott A. Wiles, Pastor Josh Wiggins, MHS Valedictorian Bailey Asmus, the MHS Band and all those who took the time to remember our fallen […]
Can The Tigers Make Some Noise In the AL Central?
Ok Tigers fans, I think we can all agree that we all expected more out of the team at this point in the season but with some players not putting up their normal numbers and injuries have left this team under-performing. With that being said, should we just chalk the season as another disaster or […]
Bits & Pieces: Jobs of the Past and Future
In my years of teaching U.S. History in Edwardsburg, I was required to include a unit on Careers for all my 8th graders. This was to prepare them for the 4-year plan that the counselors required of all incoming high school students. Of course, this did not mean that I was able to shorten the […]
