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Lady Vikings even record at 4-4, again with blowout

The strange season for the Hopkins girls' varsity basketball squad continues. The Lady Vikings Tuesday copped their third consecutive victory to even their record at 4-4 by running past Tri-Unity…
Posted by Editor January 9, 2018
Posted inSports

Lady Wildcats threaten upset, but falter down stretch

For just over half a basketball game the Wayland girls Tuesday evening dared to pull off a major upset of a Zeeland West ballclub that brought a 6-1 overall record…
Posted by Editor January 9, 2018
Posted inColumns

Ranger Rick: Will we be diving for dopers in Watson?

Our neighbors from Watson Township are debating whether to allow a marijuana growing enterprise to be erected in the township. Since the decriminalization of smoking pot was voted on and…
Posted by Editor January 9, 2018
Posted inColumns

One Small Voice: We need the help of all good men

I watched some of the Golden Globe Awards Sunday night. Usually I watch award shows more for the host than anything else. If it's a comedian I like, I want…
Posted by Editor January 9, 2018
Urgent blood drive slated at United Church Wednesday
Posted inCommunity Notices

Urgent blood drive slated at United Church Wednesday

The American Red Cross will conduct a blood drive from noon to 5:45 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 10, at the United Church of Wayland, 411 E. Superior St. There is a…
Posted by Editor January 9, 2018
Posted inColumns

Yes It is, It’s True: Americans hard wired for being bullies

Perhaps one of the most painful meetings of my checkered career of more than 40 years in journalism occurred Monday night in the Wayland Board of Education session. A very…
Posted by Editor January 9, 2018
Posted inSports

Wayland girls, Byron Center boys still bowl unbeaten

It was a tale of two very different bowling matches Monday at Airport Lanes, where Wayland's girls remained unbeaten in dual encounters with a 21-9 win against Byron Center, but…
Posted by Editor January 8, 2018
Posted inArticles

Wayland schools’ financial outlook still improving

The Wayland Union school district apparently is managing to hold on to the students it has this academic year. Superintendent Norm Taylor told Board of Education members Monday night that…
Posted by Editor January 8, 2018
Posted inObituaries

Funeral will be Friday for Joseph Gysin, only 23

Joseph Gysin, age 23, of Dorr, died Sunday, Jan. 7. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Alfred and Cleo Gysin, and grandfather, Robert Kaczanowski. He is survived by…
Posted by Editor January 8, 2018
Posted inArticles

School board grapples with early college program offer

Someone once said democracy is an ongoing argument. It was on display at the Wayland Board of Education meeting Monday night when members engaged in a candid exchange of different…
Posted by Editor January 8, 2018

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