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Ranger Rick: Humorous critique of millennials too accurate

I read an interesting humorous article about “Millennials” and the work rules they will enforce while in control of business. I realize this was somewhat a joke, but not far…

Editor August 16, 2016

Obituaries

Lyle Holden, 75, of Monterey Twp., dies at his home

Lyle Rae Holden, 75, of Monterey Township, died Friday, Aug. 12, at his home. Mr. Holden was born March 2, 1941 in Dearborn, Michigan, the son Earl and Mary (Grant)…

Editor August 15, 2016

Obituaries

Funeral Wednesday for Dan Schneider, 71, of Wayland

Daniel Schneider, age 71, of Wayland, died Thursday, Aug. 11, after a three-year battle with Alzheimer's disease. Dan received the National Defense Service Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal while…

Editor August 15, 2016

Columns

Army Bob: Unpleasant thoughts in the wake of Milwaukee

A police shooting in Milwaukee is followed by a racially based riot; our left-wing friends tell us a police officer shooting an armed fleeing felon should cause a riot. The…

Editor August 15, 2016

Community Notices

No smoking ordinance planned for Wayland City Park

The City of Wayland has decided to get even tougher on cigarette smokers who light up within the confines of the Wayland City Park. The City Council Monday night unanimously…

Editor August 15, 2016

Articles

City to apply again for state grants to build recreation trail

And the continuing saga continues for the City of Wayland’s attempts to have a non-motorized paved recreation trail built 1.2 miles along the interurban. The Wayland City Council Monday evening…

Editor August 15, 2016

Obituaries

Memorial service Aug. 29 in Wayland for Roxanne Thompson

Roxanne Thompson, age 53 of Middleville, a woman with many ties to Wayland, died Saturday, Aug. 13. Roxanne was a dedicated office manager at Light Metals. She is survived by…

Editor August 15, 2016

Columns

Monday Moanin’: Asking public to name district pure gimmick

By Nick Krieger (@nckrieger) (From the "Fix the Mitten’ blog) By asking the public to develop a meaningless nickname for a new school district, the emergency manager proves yet again that…

Editor August 14, 2016

Sports

Wildcats, Clippers open Aug. 25, Hopkins plays at Davenport

High school football season starts a week from Thursday, with Hopkins, Martin and Wayland all shooting for making improvements on identical 2-7 campaigns a year ago. Wayland and Martin will…

Editor August 14, 2016

Columns

Barry Hastings: The threat of global warming is very real

by Barry Hastings (Writer's note: Since the writer of the report I summarized for you last week works at TheAmerican Enterprise Institute, readers should be aware that some of his…

Editor August 14, 2016