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Wayland schools seeking community’s votes for Follet Challenge

Wayland Union Schools has entered a $200,000 Follet Challenge national education contest, hoping for a chance at one of the 13 prizes that will be awarded to recognize the best…

Editor January 20, 2015

Sports

Wildcat point guards both have 1,000 career point totals

Senior point guards Dilon Aten and Presley Hudson both have scored 1,000 points during their four-year careers at Wayland High School. Aten notched his 1,000th point during the Wildcats' victory…

Editor January 20, 2015

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Ranger Rick: Where’s Clinton Foundation money for Haiti recovery?

According to the “Weekly Standard” article “Protesters Gather at Clinton Foundation to Complain of ‘Missing Money’ from Haiti Recovery” written by Daniel Halper, the following was reported: “Recently, protesters gathered…

Editor January 20, 2015

Sports

No. 3 Catholic Central vs. No. 5 Wayland girls here Friday evening

The Wayland boys fell from fourth to seventh in this week's Michigan Associated Press state basketball Class B rankings and the Wildcat girls remain at No. 5. Making things even…

Editor January 20, 2015

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Hopkins girls claim 1st victory of basketball season

The Hopkins girls' basketball team registered its first victory of the season Monday night by defeating visiting Wyoming Lee 60-14. The game was a makeup of a contest snowed out…

Editor January 19, 2015

Sports

Viking boys capture 3rd consecutive hoops win

Hopkins' boys' basketball team Monday evening claimed its third straight triumph after that 0-5 start to the season, and in the process now owns a 2-0 record in the latest…

Editor January 19, 2015

Articles

City officials vote to get the ball rolling on new public safety building

The Wayland City Council Monday night agreed to pat $7,500 to In-form Architects of Kalamazoo for planning the design of a public safety building on Reno Drive near the industrial…

Editor January 19, 2015

Articles

City of Wayland voters to decide trash hauler issue in May 5 election

The City of Wayland will put to voters the question of who and how many will be a trash hauler within the city limits. Because the State Legislature has decided…

Editor January 19, 2015

Articles

Wayland may get a new Main and Superior traffic light this year

The City of Wayland has a good chance to have a new traffic light sometime this year at the intersection of Main and Superior streets downtown, but council members were…

Editor January 19, 2015

Features

Current Allegan County stray dogs:

All stray pets at the Allegan County Shelter have a short “stray hold,” waiting for their family to reclaim them. If you see your pet in this photo gallery it…

Editor January 19, 2015