Columns
William Crandell: Is Obama gutting welfare?
The Romney campaign has recently been running TV ads in several states accusing President Obama of ending the ...
Columns
Rain didn’t stop the party
Neither rain, sleet, nor dark of night, or something like that, will keep Edwardsburg residents from partying. Last ...
Editorials
No relation between sculptures and jobs
Dowagiac has quickly become known as the city with world-renowned sculptures placed throughout its limits and Sept. 14 ...
Columns
Rev. Dan Puckett: We must learn to walk in mercy, truth
“Let not mercy and truth forsake you.”
Columns
American Heritage: Eyes focused on the Ohio Valley
On Feb. 20, 1755, King George II had decided he no longer wanted to tolerate the French’s inhabitation ...
Columns
William Crandell: From the experts
I recently had a talk with one of my physicians about the Affordable Care Act, and was surprised ...
Columns
Supt. John Jarpe: The importance of teachers
The first days of school are always exciting, hopeful times.
Columns
Sen. John Proos: Sept. 11 will forever be a day that unites us
This Tuesday will mark the 11th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks on America.
Editorials
Time for a fresh startin Niles Township
Let’s hope Niles Charter Township seizes the moment to reboot and move beyond distracting acrimony that occupied the ...
Columns
Our children’s future
At the Cass County Fair, I had some interesting conversations with folks from all walks of life, political ...
Columns
Celebrate centennial with me
Edwardsburg has always been a party town. Not really a party town, but a town that appreciates ...
Columns
Erika Pickles: Michigan’s UP — the simpler, slower life
Unless you’ve been there, you’ll never understand.
Columns
American Heritage: Washington prayed for answers
On June 1, 1774, George Washington entered the following words in his diary: “Went to church and fasted ...
Columns
William Crandell: The super majority scam
There is a new tax scam that will be on the ballot this November that will allow ...
Letters to the Editor
Who’s the real fraud?
On Aug. 8, this paper featured an article by our senator, John Proos. This article was for we ...
Letters to the Editor
Thanks from Cat Tracks 2012
Cat Tracks 5K would like to say thank you to everyone that helped with, sponsored, donated and participated ...
Editorials
City can prevent potential boondoggle
The City of Niles’ purchase of the former Bank of America building for a new city hall location ...
Columns
Sen. John Proos: Giving the gift of life takes one hour out of day
About one of every seven people entering the hospital will need blood.
Letters to the Editor
Car show needs to work on rolling out the welcome mat
I attended the Dowagiac car show that had a large turnout of really nice cars.
Columns
Cardinal Charlie: Ladies covered ankles, ears for dusty dance dates
Some more from B.C. Hibbard’s articles. Some of the games school kids played years ago were scrub ball, ...
Letters to the Editor
Relay for Life raised $58,000
The Cass County Relay held in Dowagiac on July 21 and 22 raised $58,000.00 (and counting).
Editorials
Berrybrook should know better
In today’s times, it is still shocking to hear that migrant employees are living in inhumane conditions.
Columns
Why live in Edwardsburg?
What is there about Edwardsburg that attracts people? Why would anyone want to come to Edwardsburg? We ...
