Leader Columnists
Weigh in on who is the ‘Best of the Best’
In today’s society it seems that mediocre is often considered “good enough.”
Leader Columnists
Always consider the source
You never realize how many contacts you have in your email account until you’ve been hacked.
Editorials
Combatting summer food insecurity
It may be difficult to believe, but one in every five children in America lives in a household ...
Editorials
In campaign for school bonds, information will be essential
Last week, leaders with Dowagiac Union Schools won the first victory in what’s sure to be a tough ...
Editorials
Quick support says a lot about Buchanan community
In the early hours of Tuesday morning, firefighters in Buchanan were called to the scene of a blaze ...
Editorials
Summer reading keeps kids’ minds active
While the large number of snow days may have kept them in class a little bit longer than ...
Editorials
What about the bridge update?
Sometimes even the best laid plans don’t turn out exactly as you would like them to. We told ...
Editorials
‘Tis the season to go golfing
With summer having unofficially begun over the Memorial Day weekend, you may begin to see an upswing in ...
Editorials
Community committed to culture
Since it opened inside the former Behnke Paint building in early 2013, one of the longstanding questions that ...
Columns
Celebrate freedom, but never forget the cost
Our calendar has two “holidays” a few weeks apart that can go unnoticed as to importance and impact.
Leader Columnists
To hate or celebrate?
Headlines filling airtime on national news seem to have inspired a common theme on social media this week, ...
Leader Columnists
Finding balance between summer fun, learning
Two pieces of orange construction paper taped to the wall in my home office pretty much says it ...
Editorials
Help police keep criminals off streets
Those who picked up today’s newspaper likely saw on the front page a new weekly feature called “Niles’ ...
Columns
Long-range planning at the shelter
Hannibal King enjoyed every fourth Thursday at the Shelter for Starving Artists and Underpaid Academics.
Columns
Don’t forget the ‘regular’ kids
“I’m just an ordinary average guy. My friends all are boring. And so am I. We’re just ordinary, ...
Editorials
District’s investment in technology lays foundation for the future
Over the last 20 years, the changes to the ways our society lives, works and plays can increasingly ...
Editorials
All could learn from new citizen’s patriotism
A couple of weeks ago, one of Berrien County’s leaders became an American citizen.
Editorials
Commitment to education will create ‘bond’ for Niles, Dowagiac
Although only separated by about 14 miles, Niles and Dowagiac are certainly unique cities that each has its ...
Editorials
Commitment to education will create ‘bond’ for Niles, Dowagiac
Although only separated by about 14 miles, Niles and Dowagiac are certainly unique cities that each has its ...
Columns
Ask Trooper Rob: Moving over for emergency vehicles
“Would you please explain the “Move Over Law” as it concerns Michigan?” — Cindy from Niles Cindy, thank ...
Letters to the Editor
Great job, coach
I see my daughter picked the right sport to play. Jill Weber, Niles Community Schools is blessed to ...
Letters to the Editor
Community supports its students
Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a collection of endowed funds from which we make grants for charitable purposes. ...
