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WHS grad’s parents file suit about death
Mark Clawson and Carol Braun of Wayland, parents of a Knoxville woman who died in 2023, have filed suit in Knoxville, Tenn., alleging that her husband killed her. The parents…
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Housing at Superior, Reno appears likely
Representatives in favor of Gun Lake Investments' plan for apartments at Reno and Superior were more than a few. The Wayland City Planning Commission Tuesday night recommended the City Council…
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City Manager handles 1st disgruntled citizen
New Wayland City Manager Erik Wilson hasn’t been on the job very long, but he already has been called out by a disgruntled citizen. Peter Blok, who visited the council…
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‘River to River’ trail arises from the ashes
The sleeping idea of a “River to River” Interurban trail seems to have awakened from its slumber. Amanda Winters, a member of the Dorr Township Parks Commission, told the Dorr…
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Gun Lake tribe helps bring back Hot ‘N Now
The Hot ‘n Now fast food restaurant chain has been resurrected by Gun Lake Investments, an economic arm of the Gun Lake Tribe of Potowatomis. Gun Lake Investments has acquired…
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City Council deals with several DPW projects
The City of Wayland’s Department of Public Works got most of the attention Monday night at the City Council meeting. Among several announcements, Streets Supervisor Coleman Lutz reported that the…
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Ex-State Rep. Johnson loses school board bid
Ian Gibson Hopkins Board of Education Trustee Ian Gibson was returned to office by appointment of the school board Monday night. He was appointed over two other candidates. Gibson lost…
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Wayland schools given 19 bids for building pool
Cookie-baking entrepreneur Kynlee Boomsma (center) and her two "helpers", Hayley Wyllys and Rachel Kerkemeyer, were glad-handed by Wayland Schools Supt. Tim Reeves Monday night for providing goodies to the school…
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Leighton reimbursed after crash at overpass
Leighton Township Fire Chief Matt Weston Thursday night told the Township Board the township was paid $14,375 to reimburse the department for responding to traffic crash on New Year’s Eve…
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Martin Twp. to get lots of roadwork in 2025
The Martin Township Board got some pretty good news about local roads Wednesday night. The Allegan County Road Commission has listed two priority road projects for 2025 that will have…