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(Photo by Shannon N. Jessica) The Wayland boys’ varsity basketball team stepped outside O-K Gold Conference action Wednesday night and defeated West Michigan Aviation Academy 46-40 in a makeup contest.…

Martin Township Fire & Rescue has received an anonymous gift of up to $22,500. The donor has asked in writing that the money be used for the purchase of an…

(Taken from the archives at the Then & Now Historical Library in downtown Dorr): 25 Years Ago — Feb. 12, 2001 With signs of spring approaching, the Globe published a…

It wasn’t particularly impressive, but the Hopkins girls’ basketball team registered its 10th consecutive victory of the season with a 46-37 decision at Fruitport. The Lady Vikings now own an…

Former Wayland High School bowling standout Kadence Bottrall rolled her first 300 game Tuesday in an adult sanctioned match at Station 300, Grandville Lanes. Bottrall, who rolled under Waylands head…

The Wayland Fire Department this past weekend was host to the Ice Rescue Train-the-Trainer course by Dive Rescue International. at Boot Lake. This training brought together firefighters and rescue personnel…

A funeral has been scheduled for Saturday, June 6, for Esther “Lorraine” Steines of Wayland, who died Thursday, Feb. 5. She was 97. She was born Oct. 23, 1928, on…

Screenshot Clarity Sports International has published a special examination with sketches of the National Football League (NFL) draft that will be conducted this spring. Included is a sketch of Hopkins…

Stanley Fifelski Jr., age 80 of Wayland, died Friday, Feb. 6. He is survived by his brothers and sisters, Lucy (Craig) Sell, Julianna Vittelli, Margaret Fifelski, Matt Fifelski, James (Alane)…

Glenda Schwartz, died at her home Saturday. She was 82. She was a woman who loved her family deeply and completely, hardworking, strong-willed, and compassionate—someone who always saw the best…