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Info sought on thieves’ break-in at Sebright

Trespassers early Sunday, Dec. 29, at about 6 a.m. entered the Sebright Products production facility, Hopkins, and stole several items. They are believed to be driving a black or dark…

Editor January 2, 2025

Sports

Wildcat boys bowlers win Baker tournament

The Wayland High School boys' bowling squad won the Christmas Baker Tournament Thursday afternoon at Park Center Lanes in Grand Rapids. The Wildcats qualified second out of 14 teams, actually…

Editor January 2, 2025

Articles

‘Green’ Watson Board begins its work in ’25

Clerk Mary Ann Baker Trustee Joseph Yearous As the calendar year begins, the Watson Township Board features a majority of its members with less than two years of experience. Clerk…

Editor January 2, 2025

Columns

Army Bob: Biden is scrambling at the end

by Robert M. Traxler President Joe Biden is racing to stop programs that in many cases are just plain dumb. Is it out of a concern for safety of the…

Editor January 2, 2025

Features

Dorr Library launches Mango Languages campaign with prizes

The Dorr Township Library is running a promotion of its Mango Languages database from today through Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14. To encourage use of Mango Languages, the library is giving…

Editor January 2, 2025

Features

Bygone Days: A look at the past in NE Allegan County

(Taken from the archives at the Then & Now Historical Library in downtown Dorr) 25 Years Ago — Jan.3, 2000 Wayland senior citizen Gaylord Holcomb will see his third birthday…

Editor January 1, 2025

Obituaries

Service at Kingdom Hall Jan. 19 for Craig Strick

Craig Strick, formerly of Moline, died in his sleep Friday, Dec. 27. He was born on March 17, 1950, in Allegan County to Maxine Virginia Dennis and was named Arnold…

Editor January 1, 2025