Question: What does the new law say about following plow trucks? Answer: MCL 257.643b was passed this summer. It states that ...

Speaking before a room of nearly 300, mostly Montcalm County residents, Montcalm Community College President Bradley Barrick ...

For some reason, this year has seemed to fly by more than previous years.  This past July, someone I really admired and liked ...

Despite a valiant comeback effort, the Montcalm Community College Centurions women’s basketball team was unable to overcome a ...

From plates full of mashed potatoes and ham to desserts of homemade apple crumble and cherry turnover covered in whipped cream, students at Greenville High School were treated early to a traditional ...

The question came up whether there would be part two to the last column on what a wife can do to be an asset in helping her husband grow to be who God made him to be.  My mind again went back to those ...

This fall’s student enrollment figures are in for Michigan’s 15 public universities. The numbers lend confidence to our state’s ability to produce the talent pipeline needed to power Michigan’s ...

Longtime CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children) volunteer Sandra Miller of Vestaburg recently received an Outstanding National Service Impact Award from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the ...

Michigan educators work tirelessly on behalf of learners and do so much that is worthy of celebration and acknowledgment. The Michigan Multi-Tiered System of Support (MiMTSS) Technical Assistance ...

Teachers of Tomorrow, the nation’s leading alternative teaching certification program provider, recently announced the winners for its annual New Teacher Scholarship. Three aspiring teachers in ...

The Montcalm Community College Centurions men’s basketball team fell to Marian University Ancilla, 87-57, during a home “Green Out” game last Saturday, Nov. 16. Turnovers and cold shooting riddled MCC ...

Consumers Energy Corporate Account Manager Mark Luehmann, left, presents a $473,914.94 rebate check to Ionia Public Schools Facilities Director Mike Avery at Monday evening's school board meeting.