“Take this job and shove it. I ain’t working here no more.” — Johnny Paycheck
Because Associate Reporter Joe Schultz no longer can contribute, Editor-Proprietor David T. Young says he’s too old to keep up with news and sports developments and continue with a quality independent news service for NE Allegan County.
“They say that all good things must end someday. Autumn leaves must fall.” — Chad and Jeremy, 1964, “Summer Song.”
Nice to go out with Pogo. Thanks for the effort over the years.
I will miss you. I look forward to Wednesdays for your look at the past.
Will miss you Dave! You did a great job! So sorry to hear no one else can carry it on.
Thanks David for so many years of coverage, and especially for giving tiny Martin some LOVE!!!
Sorry to lose this great source for local news. Thank you for service to the community. I will especially miss your editorials.
Enjoy your retirement!
Sorry to hear that this is the end. I will miss the local coverage and issues covering local government meetings. Thanks for all the years of coverage and stories.
Sorry to see you go. You have provided a worthy service to the community over the years. Enjoy your retirement and the extra time you now have. Thanks for your contribution to quality news.
Best wishes,
Lindy Anderson
I’m very sorry to see this publication come to an end. It was the only way I could keep up with happenings in the old hometown.
Best wishes to Dave Young, and thanks for covering the community faithfully and well for so many years.
Thank you Dave for the many years you devoted to informing us. happy retirement.
I am sad to see it go, but understand. I have logged in every day for the past 10 years and enjoyed all the writers.
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Nooooo☹️!
What a bummer! I have enjoyed reading your “scrappy little newspaper”😉Mr. Young.
I have depended on it for many updates and I have appreciated it when you brought many items “into the light” when others would have preferred to sweep it under the rug.
Thank you for the many years of a great read!
No!!! I say a big NO! Happy for you but sad for our community. Love reading your articles and staying in the loop of what’s happening in our area. Makes me sad we can’t continue Town Broadcast .
Any thoughts on a Facebook Page creation to include local news & happenings, sports, obituaries? I feel like this is a way to stay informed on our small towns. I could create one, but wouldn’t have the time to oversee it constantly. What I wouldn’t want is people fighting with each other. If we could get 5-10 common sense minded people to be in charge of approving posts?