June 2018 – Page 8

Authorities believe body is that of missing Delton man

Barry County Sheriff's authorities believe they may have found the body of a Delton area man reported missing last month. A body was found in a wooded area not far…

Editor June 11, 2018

Obituaries

Memorial service planned Tuesday for Danine Genther

Danine Ann Genther, age 52 of Dorr, died unexpectedly, Friday June 8. She is survived by her sons Dallas and Brody Genther; mother Carol Porzondek; siblings Ron Warner and Patricia…

Editor June 11, 2018

Columns

One Small Voice: Public shaming and religious bullying

by Lynn Mandaville Almost four hours has passed since this morning's church service concluded, and within the ensuing four hour's time, my mind has settled as much as it ever…

Editor June 10, 2018

Columns

Basura: Strange adventures in the wild world of sumo

“It ain’t the meat, it’s the motion.” — Maria Muldaur On Friday, June 8, 2018, for the first time ever, sumo came to Michigan. The event was billed as "Sushi,…

Editor June 10, 2018

Sports

Wildcat golfers finish 9th in rainy state tournament

A record-breaking performance seemed to be a fitting finish for a record-breaking season for the Wayland High School boys' golf team at the Division 2 state tournament Saturday. Despite a…

Editor June 9, 2018

Uncategorized

Wayland schools’ retiring staff honored at ceremony

Wayland Union Schools earlier this spring honored retiring staff members (from left) Kathy Lehnertz, secretary, high school guidance, 3.14 years of service; Brenda Kraima, transportation supervisor, 19.95 years;Joyce Steffes, secretary,…

Editor June 9, 2018

Sports

Lady Wildcats’ season ends with 2-1 loss in regionals

The Wayland varsity girls' softball team's season was concluded Saturday in the regionals with a tough 2-1 loss to Spring Lake. The Lady Wildcats, who this year won their 24th…

Editor June 9, 2018

Columns

Yes It Is, It’s True: Silly season begins for 72nd District

The silly season indeed has begun. A very competitive election contest for state representative from the 72nd District already is showing signs of being entertaining, thanks to a gaffe by…

Editor June 8, 2018

Articles

Watson OKs reimbursement plan for tribe land trusts

The Watson Township Board Thursday evening adopted a resolution supporting the Hopkins Area Fire Department's recommendation for negotiating with the Gun Lake Tribe when it takes land into federal trust.…

Editor June 8, 2018

Community Notices

Chris Rupke wins Brenner Outstanding Teacher award

Chris Rupke (left) has been selected as this year's winner of the Katheryn Lorraine Brenner Outstanding Teacher Award. Rupke is an elementary art teacher. The honor is bestowed annually in…

Editor June 8, 2018