Editorials

Civil rights resources should be redirected

Dowagiac Union Schools and the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians were blindsided Friday by the Michigan Department of ...

Columns

Cutting edge reading on Horizon

  As you can see by my photo, you must be asking yourself, “What was he thinking?” I ...

Columns

Did Cardinal Charlie make the grade in elementary school?

A lot of folks know that 83-year-old Charlie is a devoted pack rat collector — especially his wife. ...

Columns

John Jarpe: Rules of engagement apply to classroom

A touch of humor, a story to illustrate a point, a personable speaking style, the use of charts ...

Columns

William Crandell: Politics quickly becoming game only wealthy can play

I think the most troubling aspect of the Citizens United ruling is that in order to be elected ...

Columns

John Proos: Part-time legislature is common sense solution that could save taxpayers millions

Michigan is one of only ten states with some sort of a full-time legislature and one of only ...

Columns

Michael Bennett: Sit down with Niles administrator productive

Niles city administrator Ric Huff and I sat down this week and had a great discussion about the ...

Columns

Even whiskey rationed during WW II

Here are just a few more of my older-than-dirt memories. Many hours were spent making those 10-cent balsa ...

Columns

Cardinal Charlie: Snapping turtle trap didn’t pan out

Snapping turtle trap didn’t pan out   Part three   Here are a few more of Cardinal Charlie’s ...

Editorials

No quick fix for violent culture

Despite tragedies such as Newtown and Aurora, and politicians scrambling to appear responsive, the rate of gun murder ...

Columns

William Crandell: Republicans would rig vote ‘Red Map’ strategy

The Republicans have come up with a new way to suppress the votes of minorities and ignore the ...

Columns

Michael Bennett: Out of shape, 60 and still sledding

With all of the excitement for the Thrill on the Hill in Buchanan and the snow calling, I ...

Editorials

Our view: Small rate increase now better than big one later

It’s a lot better to have small increases spaced out over several years than to have a large ...

Columns

Jack Strayer: When government gets it right we all win

We complain about The Government and this is perhaps a benefit of democracy. The Government cannot please ...

Columns

Stephanie Salisbury: New Year about accepting life as it comes

January is the time of year when people begin to set their goals, make drastic lifestyle changes that ...

Columns

Some jobs cooler than others at ice fest

Volunteers of Leaderland came out to help produce a wildly successful Hunter Ice Festival in downtown Niles this ...

Letters to the Editor

Police officer goes the extra mile

To the editor: On Dec. 26 I rode the train from Ann Arbor to Dowagiac at night. When ...

Letters to the Editor

Band members made holiday memorable

To the editor: I would like to thank our Dowagiac band director, C.J. Brooks, and his six band ...

Letters to the Editor

Journalism’s slippery slope

To the editor: Whether Manti Te’o was an unwitting victim or a knowing participant in the “dead girlfriend ...

Cassopolis

Cass board improves efficiency

Cass County Apportionment Commission did taxpayers a favor when it convened last April in the Kincheloe room of ...

Columns

Burying barrels for winter vegetables

Here some more Cardinal Charlie memories. We used to dig big holes in the ground in the back ...

Columns

Niles envied Round Oak’s meat market

In going through a bunch of many years of my acquired notes, I found this one. It was ...

Letters to the Editor

Letter: Thanks for supporting benefit

To the editor: A special thank you to everyone in our community for such a generous amount of ...

Columns

John Proos: Cautiously optimistic about state’s projected ‘surplus’

By Sen. John Proos, R-St. Joseph State fiscal leaders from the legislature and the executive branch met with ...

Columns

Michael Bennett: Pick a contest, any contest

Contests abound in Leaderland, and we have something for everyone.

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