Columns

Taking a look at Edwardsburg 100 years ago

Most of the news at the end of the year either summarized what had happened in 2015 or ...

Columns

Middle school recognizes paraprofessionals

Just like it takes a village to raise a child, it takes an entire school to educate a ...

Editorials

The future is coming

Hidden beneath the ground in Dowagiac is a vein of electronic gold — one that may soon provide ...

Columns

Common sense to mufflers

The view from the Dowagiac Area History Museum has changed dramatically in the past month. The tearing down ...

Columns

Protecting youth from powdered alcohol

Every year, families throughout Southwest Michigan, our state and the entire nation see the tragic effects of alcohol ...

Leader Columnists

Now is the time to ‘clarify the win’ in our lives, communities

Have you thought about — and I mean really thought about — what would make 2016 a great ...

Leader Columnists

Bowie music transcends generations

I’ve written plenty of times about my love for literature. I love words probably more than anything, but ...

Columns

A closer look at Muslims

Several people spoke to me after last month’s column on Muslims. Taking a cue from their comments, I’ll ...

Editorials

Hunter Ice Festival needs your help

The Hunter Ice Festival is a little more than a week away.

Columns

Clearing up laws regarding private plow operators

Since some snow has arrived, our Traffic Services Section (TSS) in Lansing has received numerous calls reference private ...

Columns

It’s a guy thing

On any given Saturday morning (with the possible exception of football season), the parking lot at the nearest ...

Editorials

Niles business district keeps on growing

At the end of 2015, we reflected on the many business changes Niles saw throughout the year, and ...

Editorials

Great to see local business owner investing in the community

Business owners typically choose a region to serve based on where they believe they can be most profitable, ...

Editorials

Monday at time to reflect on life of Martin Luther King, Jr.

When you think about Martin Luther King, Jr., the words justice, equality and bravery come to mind.

Editorials

Partnership could help crack cases

In spite of dramatizations of police and prosecutors working together to catch the bad guy in TV crime ...

Letters to the Editor

All must step up in order for Niles to prosper in 2016

In 2015, I look back and see a lot of changes going on in Niles, Michigan. Our city ...

Editorials

Future looking bright

The New Year is always an exciting time, as it offers a chance to reflect on the past ...

Columns

Talking desserts of the 1960s

Just when you think life is good, along comes a curve.

Letters to the Editor

Tattered Lunker’s flag should be removed

The American Flag that is flying at Lunker’s needs to come down.

Letters to the Editor

‘Wolves’ of Wall Street want deregulation

Everyone knows about investment advisor Bernie Madoff, who perpetrated the largest financial fraud in U.S. history.

Columns

More than just academics

Every year over Christmas Break, I interview Brandywine graduates who have been in college for at least a ...

Columns

Niles Community Schools to continue momentum in 2016

Niles Community Schools extends a sincere welcome back to school after the joyous holiday season. The beginning of ...

Leader Columnists

Regulations aren’t about taking your guns away

Don’t be misled by the hyperbole and rhetoric from gun lobbyists and politicians. President Barack Obama is on ...

Leader Columnists

Getting to know you

This year, I am breaking my own tradition and setting my first ever New Year’s resolution. I’m a ...

Editorials

Girls on the Run combines exercise and motivation

While the benefits of today’s interconnected digital world are numerous, sometimes it doesn’t hurt to close the lid ...

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