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Democracy Tree: Protect student journalism from censorship

by Amy Kerr Hardin Freedom of Speech for Student Journalists? — Everyone in Michigan, Democrat and Republican, Should Support It. Now, More Than Ever! A certain obnoxious Republican presidential candidate…

Editor March 16, 2016

Articles

Leighton Twp. Board adopts $2.7 million budget for 2016-17

The Leighton Township Board Wednesday evening adopted a $2.7 million budget for fiscal year 2016-17 after a special budget hearing. The budget will cover the period between April 1, 2016,…

Editor March 16, 2016

Obituaries

Mother of Mike, grandmother of Wes, Presley and Avery Hudson dies

Jeanne Anne (Hackett) Hudson of Wyoming, Mich., the matriarch of Wayland's most famous basketball family, died Wednesday, March 16. She was 77. She was the wife of WHS basketball star…

Editor March 16, 2016

Features

Bygone Days: A brief look at Wayland area’s past, Part 207

25 Years Ago — March 20, 1991 A Gun Lake area Neighborhood Watch program has been launched by Steve Ellis and others in the wake of recent arsons of homes…

Editor March 16, 2016

Articles

Wayland Middle School removed from state Focus School list

After narrowing the achievement gap between top and bottom performing students, Wayland Union Middle School has been removed from the state’s focus school list, according to a press release from…

Editor March 16, 2016

Columns

Ranger Rick: Government subsidies cause high education cost

I recently heard a disturbing fact on the radio by an education “expert” (if there is such a thing) when examining the education of students in Detroit. He asserted a…

Editor March 15, 2016

Articles

Wayland schools bond refunding saves taxpayers $4.5 million

Wayland Union School District taxpayers will save an estimated $4.5 million in interest over the remaining life of the current bonds due to bond refunding. Bond refunding is the concept…

Editor March 15, 2016

Sports

Presley Hudson, CMU teammates to play in NIT Thursday

Former Wayland hoops standout Presley Hudson will play in the Women's National Invitational basketball tournament, with the opening round against Indiana-Purdue University at 7 p.m. Thursday at CMU. Hudson, daughter…

Editor March 14, 2016

Articles

Prospects finally look good for sale of Moline Elementary

The on-again, off-again proposed sale of the old Moline Elementary School building and 5.6 acres of land is on again after the Wayland Board of Education learned Monday evening that…

Editor March 14, 2016

Articles

Cars2Go closes doors after nearly 5 years in business

Cars2Go of Wayland has closed its doors at 1134 W. Superior St., effective today, March 14. A Facebook posting this morning said, “Thank you to all of our customers that…

Editor March 14, 2016