Letters to the Editor
Pokagon Fund supporting Big Brothers and Sisters
On behalf of the staff and board of directors at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Berrien & Cass, ...
Letters to the Editor
Nick Shelton’s upbeat attitude is infectious
I first met Nick Shelton four years ago when he began a P90x program at Lace Dance and ...
Letters to the Editor
COA Front Street Crossing a hidden treasure for community
I would just like to tell the people of Dowagiac about what seems like a hidden treasure right down ...
Letters to the Editor
Congressman Upton’s lack of communication troubling
The letter in the Sept. 22 issue of the Dowagiac Daily News from Cindy Miller, in response to ...
Columns
Southwest Michigan families say thank you to area farmers
Michigan is home to more than 52,000 farms — more than 95 percent of which are family owned ...
Letters to the Editor
Cass County prosecutor endorses Teter for judge
Please accept my strong endorsement of Scott Teter for Cass County Circuit Judge. The position of Circuit Court ...
Letters to the Editor
Trump campaign chair makes inaccurate racist claims
Trump campaign chair makes inaccurate racist claims On Wednesday, Sept. 21, Kathy Miller, the campaign chair for Donald ...
Columns
Who came up with a name like that?
PART TWO What’s happened so far: The regular members of the Circular Congregation Breakfast Club were sitting ...
Letters to the Editor
No more whining
My message for Congressional candidate Paul Clements: “Quit your whining.” Yes, of course, Rep. Fred Upton agreed to ...
Letters to the Editor
Where is Fred Upton, the people’s representative?
When I voice a concern to Rep. Fred Upton’s aides I do receive a letter regarding said issue, ...
Columns
Storytime with Larry D. Wilson
PART ONE The usual members of the Circular Congregation Breakfast Club were sitting around the round oak table ...
Columns
Have a safe, successful deer hunting experience
Hunting has always been a favorite tradition and pastime of many Southwest Michigan families, and I will continue ...
Columns
Rain did not ruin fair fun
“Kick up your Heels” was the theme for the 2016 Berrien County Youth Fair and if you forgot ...
Leader Columnists
Long trip helps drive important message home
Nothing like age and circumstances to remind us that we aren’t invincible and that no one is guaranteed ...
Leader Columnists
A pie in the face
As the world turns hues of orange and yellow, much of the population goes crazy over all things ...
Columns
Niles-Buchanan Meals on Wheels: An alternative to assisted living
The residents of Niles and Buchanan are all fortunate to have a non-profit, non-government funded and locally run ...
Editorials
County, village must work together to find solution
The Village of Cassopolis has had a foul problem on its hands the last several years. Since 2012, ...
Columns
Skronski to be honored with Sweetland Award
Dr. John Sweetland has been introduced to you in previous newspaper articles.
Columns
Is the American media doing its job?
On Sept. 6, 2016, I scanned the Washington Post web page for interesting articles to read. I found ...
Leader Columnists
Helping businesses grow is challenging, rewarding
Let me go ahead and get this out of the way: I’m not a salesman. I know that ...
Leader Columnists
Embracing life’s updates
The other day a friend asked me why I never do software updates on my iPhone or MacBook. ...
Columns
Thoughts about autumn
As I compose this particular series of thoughts, it is a Saturday morning and I am sitting on ...
Columns
Tele-town hall meeting hosts 1,877 participants
More than 1,800 Southwest Michigan residents were able to share with me their priorities for the future during ...
Leader Columnists
A fond farewell
For those of you who read the paper on a regular basis, you might have noticed that my ...
Editorials
Help community solve drug issues
Like any other region of the country, Cass County finds itself amidst an ongoing battle against drug and ...
