Leader Columnists

Social media doesn’t have to kill civil debate

Social media continues to change how communities discuss hot topics, essentially becoming the megaphone for the 21st Century ...

Leader Columnists

Advice for the graduating class of 2015

As the members of the class of 2015 take their turns walking across the stage to receive their ...

Editorials

Hard work literally pays off for students

From the time they hop on the school bus for the first time to the time they finally ...

Editorials

There’s no point in playing the blame game

If you were on Niles Daily Star’s Facebook page this weekend, you likely noticed or took part in ...

Editorials

Fitch Camp a great and affordable way for kids to enjoy the summer

Nestled on the serene shores of Cable Lake, the modest grounds of Fitch Camp have served as the ...

Editorials

Remember America’s heroes all year long

Despite less than ideal weather, hundreds of people in southwest Michigan lined downtown streets in Niles and Dowagiac ...

Columns

A rose by any other name

The Fraternal Order of the Grand Misconception (FOG’M) is a gentlemen’s club in the purist sense of the ...

Editorials

Buy fresh and buy local

Wait, before you buy that bag of mixed lettuce greens or that package of baby carrots, answer this ...

Letters to the Editor

All hail the legislature

Bravo legislature. Where else could a group of people come up with the brilliant idea to send armed ...

Leader Columnists

Leader renovation offers glimpse of past

As each piece of the faded green aluminum was slid off and each board was pried away from ...

Leader Columnists

Honoring heroes home and away

Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a sap.

Columns

A back-to-back dynamic duo at Niles Schools

When Dr. Michael Lindley arrived at the Niles Community Schools in March 2014 to serve a 14-month term ...

Columns

‘You have cooties’

We have a problem in this country: It is getting more and more difficult to have a civilized ...

Editorials

Bridge watchers unite

A few weeks ago, an older gentleman with a British accent stopped by our office asking about the ...

Leader Columnists

Leader renovation offers glimpse of past

As each piece of the faded green aluminum was slid off and each board was pried away from ...

Leader Columnists

Honoring heroes at home and away

Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a sap. When it comes to consuming any form of entertainment ...

Columns

Blessed to have such selfless police officers

Law enforcement officers put their lives on the line every day to keep our communities safe and respond ...

Editorials

ISD program promotes literacy, creativity

Whether it’s sitting down in a dark theater for nearly three hours watching spectacles of computer-generated graphics go ...

Editorials

Memorial Day in quotes

Whether you are watching a parade or grilling burgers in the backyard with your family this Memorial Day, ...

Editorials

A job well done

For the last 24 years, leaders in the city of Dowagiac have been enriching culture in Cass County, ...

Editorials

A worthy dedication

On Saturday, the Brandywine softball team celebrated a long-time teacher, coach and fan alongside the community with the ...

Editorials

Police cameras a wise investment

The old saying is that, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Well, a video can mean that ...

Editorials

Caregiver education essential

On Tuesday, the Cass County COA hosted its first ever conference focusing on education and training on a ...

Editorials

Guns have no place in school

There are many laws that need to be changed in the state of Michigan. We can’t think of ...

Letters to the Editor

Thank you voters for supporting our students

Thank you Niles voters for your recent support of our teachers, our staff, our administrators and, most of ...

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