By John Raffel Correspondent A familiar face in the Missaukee County Sheriff’s department has called it a career. This month marks the retirement of Sheriff Jim Bosscher, who began his…
By Aaron Michell Correspondent Although he went to elementary school in McBain and graduated from Cadillac, Josh Alberts has always considered Marion to be his home. Spending nearly every weekend…
By Julie Traynor Correspondent The shiny red tinsel poinsettias are mounted on Main Street’s lamp posts and have been since the opening of firearm deer season. These glittery seasonal blooms…
The following letters are just a few of the dozens we have received. The deadline to submit letters for help is on December 7th. You must include your name, address…
By Aaron Michell Correspondent Shannon Schmidt is a bit of an entrepreneur. Along with her husband, Eric, her daughters Olyvia, Taylor, and Ayla, her mother, Donna, and her team of…
by Julie Traynor Just after the early November release of his book, The Road to Marion Town, I met with its author and my old friend, Jim Lithen for coffee and…
The following letters are just a few of the dozens we have received. The deadline to submit letters for help is on December 7th. You must include your name, address…
By Aaron Michell Correspondent Jim Belcher makes bows. As owner of Belcher Bows and Old Master Crafters, Jim, along with his partner Georgia Jeffrey, has been making traditional bows and…
By Julie Traynor Correspondent The year’s biggest shopping season is upon us and the folks in Marion, Michigan have Local groceries stocked up on extra candies and other seasonal treats…
Single mother asking for Christmas help Hello there, This year I am setting aside my pride and asking for help with the holidays. I am a single mother of three…
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