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Yes It Is, It’s True: I was an unpopular editor back in the day

Yet another saga from my tempestuous editorship at the Albion Evening Recorder: The summer of 1983, I was in my fourth year as editor and still doing a little sports…

Editor March 7, 2015

Columns

Democracy Tree: For-profit sharks swarm public sector pool

by Amy Kerr Hardin Aramark cited privatized food services as a major growth area in its fourth quarter 2014 report, specifically in the lucrative North American sector — “As reported…

Editor March 7, 2015

Sports

Martin claims 2nd straight district girls’ hoops championship

The Martin girls’ basketball team claimed its second consecutive district tournament championship Friday evening with a convincing 55-22 over Battle Creek Calhoun Christian. The Clippers, who improved their overall season…

Editor March 7, 2015

Sports

Lady Wildcats have no trouble beating Godwin for district title

About the only thing Wayland girls' varsity basketball coach Marty Howard wanted Friday evening in the Class B district championship game was no surprises. And he got it. As expected,…

Editor March 6, 2015

Articles

Watson Township finally adopts outdoor furnace ordinance

The Watson Township Board Thursday evening finally adopted a new wood stove, or outdoor furnace, ordinance. The 4-1 vote on the proposed local law “to regulate installation of use and…

Editor March 6, 2015

Features

Public Safety Beat: Fire destroys Hopkins Twp. pole barn

Fire very Friday morning destroyed a pole barn and several tractor-trailers inside at the Jablonski & Sons farming and trucking company in Hopkins Township. The Hopkins Fire Department, assisted by…

Editor March 6, 2015

Columns

Army Bob: Christianity matured over the years, Islam didn’t

President Obama tells us we should not be on our high horse and criticize Islam for the atrocities committed in the name of Allah by various Islamic radical groups today.…

Editor March 5, 2015

Articles

Watson Twp. now grappling with dust control issue as well

Dust control for rural gravel roads continues to be an issue for local township officials and the latest controversy surfaced Thursday evening in Watson Township. The Township Board will seek…

Editor March 5, 2015

Articles

Watson Twp. votes for higher cost lawn care bidder

The opening of bids for a lawn service contract Thursday evening left Watson Township Supervisor Pam Brown in an awkward position in which she had to abstain from voting twice.…

Editor March 5, 2015

Sports

Wildcats finish regular season with 17-3 overall record

The Wayland boys’ varsity basketball team finished its regular season with an overall record of 17-3 with a 79-53 victory over non-conference opponent Forest Hills Eastern. The Wildcats made it…

Editor March 5, 2015