Posts by Editor

The West Michigan FIRST in Michigan District Champs in Robotics was the Wayland team #6090 and its allied squad. The local team won the Autonomous award. The Wayland Robotics Team…

Patience Hawley Wayland Union Schools' Odyssey of the Mind teams took part recently in the state competition. During the event, Creativity Unlimited in Michigan, a sponsor of the Odyssey of…

The 'Love For Lexi' fund-raising event is scheduled to get under way at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 28, at the Dorr Moose Lodge on 142nd Avenue. The event will feature…

Don Dewitt, the third general manager for Wayland Area Emergency Services (WAEMS) died of cancer Sunday, March 15, in Florida. He was 87. Dewitt guided the local ambulance service from …

Joseph Allen Larson Sr.,died Tuesday, March 24, at his home in Wayland. He was 83. Joseph enjoyed hunting, fishing, and spending time outdoors and camping. He also enjoyed playing cards…

The Dorr Township Board Thursday night interviewed four candidates for an open trustee position to fill the seat vacated by Chandler Stanton, who announced his resignation last month. James Riemersma,…

Danny Little, age 76, of Plainwell, a 1967 Martin High School graduate, died Wednesday, March 18, at his daughter’s home after a brief battle with esophageal cancer. Born in Kentucky,…

Jorja Wood The Hopkins softball team earlier this week opened its season with an 11-1 victory over Holland Christian. The game was halted in the sixth inning because of the…

Hopkins senior Riley Homrich captured her second first place medal this spring in sprints at the Aquinas High School Indoor Challenge. The Lady Vikings checked in 10th with 19.33 points.…

The Martin varsity softball team is off to a hot start this spring after doubleheader sweeps of Battle Creek Central and Benton Harbor. The Martin. High School softball started with…