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State government has turned Michigan into a cesspool

ACHTUNG: This is not a “Fair and balanced” story. It is an editorial by the editor. “The purpose of gummint is to create a healthy bidness climate.” — The late,…
Posted by Editor April 20, 2018
One Small Voice: Barbara Bush and Minnie the Moocher
Posted inColumns

One Small Voice: Barbara Bush and Minnie the Moocher

by Lynn Mandaville Two things of significance in our lives transpired this past week. Barbara Bush, a noted animal lover, made peace with her declining health and decided to cease…
Posted by Editor April 20, 2018
Army Bob: Is network news dead or just dying?
Posted inColumns

Army Bob: Is network news dead or just dying?

The first State of the Union address given by President Donald Trump had the second most viewers of any State of the Union Address in the past 25 years. The…
Posted by Editor April 20, 2018
Posted inObituaries

Memorial mass will be Tuesday for Geraine Schmuker

Geraine Schmuker, age 76, of Wayland, formerly of Byron Center, died Friday, April 20. She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Gordon Schmuker; children, Amy and Mike Hielkema,…
Posted by Editor April 20, 2018
Posted inCommunity Notices

WHS Theatriks to do ‘I Never Saw Another Butterfly’

Wayland High School students will perform their spring play I Never Saw Another Butterfly the weekend of May 4-6 at the Fine Arts Center. The play, written by Celeste Raspanti, is…
Posted by Editor April 20, 2018
Posted inSports

Lady Vikings score important dual meet win at Belding

The Hopkins girls’ varsity track team came up with a huge dual meet victory Thursday afternoon at Belding by taking a 74-62 victory. The Lady Vikings bested a team they…
Posted by Editor April 19, 2018
Posted inObituaries

Service is Friday for Bertha Lynema, 98, of Martin

Bertha Lynema, age 98, of Martin, died Sunday, April 15. She was born March 2, 1920 in Chicago, the 13th child of Henry and Jennie Teninga’s 15 children. Bertha was…
Posted by Editor April 19, 2018
Posted inCommunity Notices

Stephen Young of Hopkins running for Congress

Stephen J. Young of Hopkins, perhaps best known politically in this area as chairman of the Allegan County Tea Party, has announced he will be a candidate for Sixth District…
Posted by Editor April 19, 2018
Posted inArticles

Martin Schools move ahead with bus garage project

by Austin Marsman The Martin Board of Education Monday night approved bids for a $372,000 project that would build a new bus garage facility to provide more bus space and a…
Posted by Editor April 18, 2018
Posted inFeatures

Two members inducted into WHS Alumni Hall of Fame

Wayland Union Schools inducted two new members into the Alumni Hall of Fame at the Scholastic Honors Night celebration April 17,  Beatrice (Rairigh) Smith and Dick Miller. Bea Smith was…
Posted by Editor April 18, 2018

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