Posted inEditorial
Sandy Pines cleared in cat issue, apologizes regardless
To the editor: On Thursday, Jan 25, two Sandy Pines members reported finding a deceased cat in a live trap located on Sandy Pines park property. Photos and video of…
Posted inSports
Wildcats, Martin hoops makeups set for Monday
The Wayland boys' and girls' varsity basketball games at Thornapple Kellogg High School have been canceled for Friday because of the snowstorm that closed both schools. The two games will…
Posted inCommunity Notices
Simply Celia’s 4th in poll for best West Mich. bakeries
The polls have closed and Simply Celia's Bakery and Restaurant in downtown Wayland finished fourth in the MLive poll of bakeries in West Michigan. Ida's of Jenison was the winner.…
Posted inCommunity Notices
Snowstorm closes schools, causes traffic headaches
The West Michigan area was pummeled Friday morning with perhaps the heaviest snowfall of the 2017-18 winter season, dropping between six and eight inches in the Wayland, Hopkins and Martin…
Posted inSports
Martin loses in district wrestling finals to Bloomingdale
by Austin Marsman The combined Martin-Climax Scotts wrestling team fell to Bloomingdale in the finals of the Class D district wrestling tournament Wednesday evening. The United team was seeking its fourth…
Posted inColumns
Army Bob: High school teacher shows hatred, ignorance
by Robert M. Traxler Gregory Salcido, the El Rancho High School teacher and elected Pico Rivera City Councilman and former mayor, stated the comments below to his high school government…
Posted inCommunity Notices
Authorities seek identity of Middleville robbery suspect
Authorities want to know if anyone can identify the man shown in these two pictures because he is the prime suspect in the robbery of the Chemical Bank in Middleville…
Posted inObituaries
Service was Thursday in Dorr for Lila Brummel, 94
Lila E. Brummel, 94, of Byron Center, died Saturday, Feb. 3. She is survived by her children Carol (Bob) Herp, Larry (Esther) Brummel, Marvin (Kathy) Brummel, Ted (Mary) Brummel; 14…
Posted inArticles
Leighton worries 1 mill is not enough for local roads
The Leighton Township Board is looking at a chip seal and fog coat this year for 144th Avenue east of Kalamazoo Avenue, but worries have surfaced about adequate funding for…
Posted inArticles
Leighton Twp. to sue new property owner for easement
The Leighton Township Board Thursday evening agreed with a recommendation from attorney Cliff Bloom to file a lawsuit against the new owner of property the township wants for an easement…