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Utility pole reset at West Superior and Clark corner

West Superior Street at its intersection with Clark Street was closed for a spell Saturday morning as Consumers Energy workers were at the scene to secure the power pole until…

Editor April 14, 2018

Sports

Vikings now 4-1 for the season after extra inning loss

The Hopkins baseball team has won four of its first five contests thus far this season. The Vikings defeated Fennville 10-4, swept a doubleheader with Wyoming Godwin Heights and edged…

Editor April 13, 2018

Features

Wayland says, ‘Green is more than our school color’

Wayland Union Schools is going green with a number of earth friendly initiatives. One of the ways they are reducing their carbon footprint is additional recycling efforts to reduce the number of waste/trash…

Editor April 13, 2018

Editorial

Hopkins Township and Gun Lake Tribe need to talk

ACHTUNG: This is not a "fair and balanced" story. It is an editorial by the editor. PIONEER: Hey! What we stoppin' fer? WAGON BOSS: Can't go no further. This here's…

Editor April 13, 2018

Sports

Lady Wildcats lose despite solid defensive effort

Wayland girls' varsity soccer coach Ben Sleeman maintained his team played well defensively, but lost 3-0 Thursday evening to perennial O-K Gold Conference power South Christian. "Despite playing arguably their…

Editor April 13, 2018

Columns

Army Bob: Will left and right move more to the center?

Former Secretary of State, First Lady, United States Senator from New York and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton keeps reliving and rationalizing her loss to President Donald Trump. In a speech…

Editor April 13, 2018

Sports

Viking track teams win over Lee in season openers

The Hopkins varsity track teams opened their dual meet seasons by getting past O-K Silver Conference opponent Wyoming Lee. The girls crushed the Lady Rebels 120-10, but the boys won…

Editor April 12, 2018

Articles

Martin Twp. to pursue compliance issues; fines possible

by Austin Marsman A gravel pit located at 1082 10th Street, owned by Nathan Knight, is the center of two controversies discussed at Wednesday's Martin Township Board meeting. The first…

Editor April 12, 2018

Articles

Shifting cemetery in Martin Twp. to get retaining wall

by Austin Marsman The Martin Township Board dealt with ongoing issues with shifting cemeteries at its regular meeting Wednesday night accepting a $4,900 bid from Property Revolution, formerly CNC Lawncare,…

Editor April 12, 2018

Articles

‘Air park’ referendum on busy Leighton primary ballot

Leighton Township voters will be given a busy ballot in the Aug. 7 primary election, featuring the very contentious "airpark" issue. The matter is so contentious that citizens who oppose…

Editor April 12, 2018