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Three ex-Lady Wildcats have roles in Davenport’s trophy

The former Lady Wildcats (from left) Mallory Teunissen, Haley Obetts and Samantha Merren hold the trophy after the Davenport University softball team won the championship in the Wolverine-Hoosier Conference. Teunissen…

Editor May 9, 2016

Articles

Local school teachers’ pay lower than state average

Teachers in all three local school districts are paid below the state average, which has declined for four years in a row. Julie Mack, in an MLive story published Monday,…

Editor May 9, 2016

Sports

Lady Vikings lose in finals at Allendale Invitational

The Hopkins softball team last week defeated Godwin 18-2, but lost to Allendale 11-4 Saturday in the finals of the Allendale Invitational. The Lady Vikings played three times on Saturday,…

Editor May 9, 2016

Columns

Monday Moanin’: Vocational classes keep kids interested

by Jeffrey Salisbury, Mister Journalism Students who took a number of vocational courses in high school were more likely to graduate from high school. Annie Holmquist | April 14, 2016…

Editor May 8, 2016

Columns

The Muck Starts Here: Ashes, to ashes, to dust

by Barry Hastings Dilemma time for the GOP — their leaders are already caving in to Trump, but the business world ain't gonna' like it, Wall Street ain't gonna' like…

Editor May 8, 2016

Sports

Streaking Wildcats capture Wayland Invitational title

The streaking Wayland varsity baseball team captured the 2016 Wayland Union Invitational title with a 10-9 victory Saturday in the finals over Grand Rapids West Catholic. The Wildcats, who defeated…

Editor May 8, 2016

Obituaries

Service will be Tuesday for former Moline woman, 61

Sandra Lynn (Haveman) VanderMolen, age 61, died Friday, May 6. Sandy grew up in Moline. She was loved by her husband, Dale, for 41 years. During her life she was…

Editor May 7, 2016

Sports

Lady Vikings 1st, Wildcat boys 2nd at Hopkins Invitational

The four Wayland and Hopkins track teams all placed in the top five among 14 competing Saturday in the Hopkins Invitational. To no one’s surprise, the Hopkins girls, ranked No.…

Editor May 7, 2016

Columns

Democracy Tree: Privatization prescription for corruption, chaos

by Amy Kerr Hardin “Many companies win contracts by claiming that they will manage the service in ways that are more 'efficient' than the government. Some companies also claim that…

Editor May 7, 2016

Sports

Former Lady Wildcat standout has 200 career hits at Hope

Hope College center fielder Autumn Anderson, a 2012 Wayland High School graduate, became the third softball player in the school's history to reach 200 career hits, but Alma held on…

Editor May 7, 2016