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Marcellus’ Jones-McNally signs letter of intent with Michigan
COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSONMarcellus High School senior Cordell Jones-McNally (front row, center), the kicker for the Wildcats’ football team, signed a National Letter of Intent to play football for the University of Michigan as a preferred walk-on next season. Flanking…
ARF contest, Ice Breaker, and electric cars
Out and About by Norm Stutesman The Animal Rescue Fund (ARF) would like to thank all supporters and volunteers who have made it possible for this volunteer-based organization to enter their 25th year of animal rescue here in St. Joe…
County honors Pangle, Czajkowski for service in final meeting of ‘22
COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSONOutgoing St. Joseph County Commissioners Dan Czajkowski (left) and Kathy Pangle (center) receive departure gifts from incoming Second District Commissioner Rick Shaffer (right) during a ceremony at Tuesday’s Board of Commissioners meeting. By Robert TomlinsonNews Director CENTREVILLE…
Constantine celebrates Christmas Season
COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSONMembers of the sixth through 12th grade choirs at Constantine Middle School and Constantine High School wave their phone flashlights while singing “Silent Night” during their caroling on South Washington Street in Constantine as part of the…
Lions Club hands out food boxes, toys to local families
COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSONJim (left) and Alexander Oestrike (right) help load up a car with a food box during the Three Rivers Lions Club’s annual food box and toy distribution event Saturday. COMMERCIAL-NEWS | ROBERT TOMLINSONDani Glass (left) and Abby…
Mike’s Musing: The true meaning of Christmas more than presents
I always felt guilty as a child on Christmas morning, when I opened a treasure trove of presents. I say guilty because I knew next door or down the road, my friends were nearly bare under their Christmas tree.Although Christmas…
Mike’s Musings: Here’s why your local newspaper is important
I have a confession to make. I’m a local newspaper addict. I write them, I sell them, and most importantly I read every single one I can get my hands on.Unfortunately, or maybe fortunately depending on your viewpoint, I also…