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The Daily News | Since 1854 — News from Montcalm County and Ionia County, Michigan Menu Subscribe Home Login Account Classifieds Add a Classified Listing News SportsUpperSchool Sports Local Sports Advertise With Us Features Privacy Policy Contact Us Saturday, December 1, 2018 Submit News Submit News Anniversary Birthday NewInrush“I’m One!”UtteranceEngagement Wedding Contact Us Advertise With Us Subscribe Log In Account NovemberPolityCalendar Search for: Search Since 1854 — News from Montcalm County and Ionia County, Michigan Obituaries Order Submission Online Daily News Obituaries HOME NEWS Local News Funeral Notices OpinionsMerchantryBeat SPORTSUpperSchool Sports Local Sports Outdoors FEATURES Local Features Home S.H.E. Revved Up 50-Plus Specials CLASSIFIEDS Add a Classified Listing E-Edition Current E-Edition MAIN ARTSalmon in the classroomFor the next six months, students at Woodview Elementary School will spend time caring for and observing 150 tiny guests in their classroom.‘We have an opportunity here’The Artman Park property was originally deeded from Reynolds Township to Montcalm County considering the township didn’t have unbearable resources to take superintendency of it. Now the county, which is low on resources, is giving the park when to the township.Septic SpatIt was just virtually the two-hour mark when the public hearing began to screw out of control. For the past five years, the Mid-Michigan District Health Department has been working with officials in Clinton, Gratiot and Montcalm counties to whop a septic system ordinance in the weighing that lightweight septic systems are causing human sewage to spritz into local rivers.Outman, Bizon win seats to Michigan SenateTwo candidates with plenty of wits in the Michigan House of Representatives will protract to work for constituents now as members of the Michigan Senate.3 new faces elected to Montcalm County Board of CommissionersThree new faces were elected to the Montcalm County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.Trio of Republicans re-elected to State House Three Republican representatives in their first term in the Michigan House were re-elected Tuesday in the state’s 70th, 86th and 87th districts.Challenge acceptedWhen Emily Peterson walked off the grounds of the Uncle Jim’s Cider Mill in St. Johns, the site of the Division 2 navigate country regionals, she knew she had won. It wasn’t a top 15 finish and it wasn’t qualifying for the Division 2 state finals. It was much increasingly than that. Daily News E-EditionSaturday, Dec. 1, 2018Friday, Nov. 30, 2018Thursday, November 30, 2018Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018Tuesday, November 27, 2018Monday, November 26, 2018Saturday, November 24, 2018Friday, November 23, 2018Wednesday, November 21, 2018Tuesday, November 20, 2018 NEWSUpcoming and pending services for Dec. 1, 2018The Daily News Staff | December 1, 2018Read upcoming and pending services for Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018.Vendors, towers owner left empty-handed without sudden closure of Home2Home consignment shop in GreenvilleCory Smith | November 30, 2018After 18 months of operating what appeared to be a successful business, the downtown Home2Home consignment shop sealed its doors in late September with little warning to customers or vendors. Two months later, the shop stands empty, and former vendors have been left with numerous questions as to what store owner Lori Clevenger did with many items that had been left within the sealed store, as well as revenues to vendors that tangibly went unpaid.Plans coming together for Stanton’s Veterans Memorial ParkBrandon Schreur | November 30, 2018After months of debate, Stanton officials have begun finalizing plans for Veterans Memorial Park. During Tuesday’s City Commission meeting, City Manager Vester Davis and Mayor Lori Williams provided an update on the progress that has been made in the past month regarding the developing park project.Military Mother Meet & Greet set for Dec. 11Brandon Schreur | November 30, 2018Having a child who is deployed in the military during the holiday season can be expressly tough on a parent. Kathy Barnes, president of the Ionia, Kent and Montcalm Blue Star Mothers Chapter 118, is well enlightened of this and wants to help.Belding’s Home for the Holidays event returns SaturdayCory Smith | November 30, 2018Santa Claus will make an early visit to Belding surpassing delivering Christmas presents throughout the world. The yearly Belding Home for the Holidays event returns Saturday with a variety of events throughout the day. From a self-ruling pancake breakfast with Santa in ubiety at BeldingUpperSchool to the heady Santa’s Electric Parade, the polity will be embracing the holiday spirit.Upcoming and pending services for Nov. 30, 2018The Daily News Staff | November 30, 2018Read upcoming and pending services for Friday, Nov. 30, 2018.Ionia County Road Commission OKs $5 million worth of paving contractsElisabeth Waldon | November 29, 2018Nearly 58 miles of the worst paved roads in Ionia County will be stock-still over the next two years thanks to a voter-approved millage. The Ionia County Road Commission Board on Wednesday tried $5 million worth of county and trunk line paving contracts for projects in 2019 and 2020. The money will come from 1 mill tried by voters in August’s primary referendum (the final tally was 5,859 “yes” votes to 4,672 “no” votes — a difference of 1,187 votIonia County commissioners well-spoken the air without allegations versus administratorElisabeth Waldon | November 29, 2018After meeting in sealed session for 25 minutes Tuesday, the chairwoman of Ionia County’s Personnel Committee entered when into unshut session with an announcement. “We do not have a hostile work environment in our Ionia courthouse,” Commissioner Georgia Sharp declared. “It does not legally fit with a hostile work environment. Our shyster made that statement that it never should have been tabbed anywhere near a hostile work environment. It’s not plane close. We didn’t have any kind of discrimination, nothing like that.”Hometown Holiday brings Christmas to Ionia this weekendMike Taylor | November 29, 2018The holiday season is getting underway with a zinger this weekend. Beginning with a visit from Santa on Friday at the ArmoryPolityCenter, Ionia will offer up three days of Christmas fun for revelers from wideness the area.UPDATED: Student tangibly threatens Greenville Middle SchoolCory Smith | November 29, 2018A potential threat directed toward Greenville Middle School made Wednesday evening was handled without incident this morning without law enforcement was notified. At approximately 6:20 a.m. today, Greenville Public Schools received information from Montcalm County Central Dispatch regarding a student and an so-called potential threat directed toward Greenville Middle School. SPORTSUnfinished businessAlex Freeman | November 30, 2018In his eight years as throne mentor of the Carson City-Crystal  wrestling team, Kacy Datema has led the Eagles to widespread success. However, plane with four trips to the state quarterfinals under their whup under Datema, the Eagles haven’t been worldly-wise to whop any farther in the state tournament. Datema is hoping their fortunes turn virtually this season.The unexceptionable side of winterSteve Merren | November 30, 2018The inrush of first snow and the scenic scenery it creates lessens the wrack-up of the months to come and carries with it some of the diaper excitement long lost without the age of a driver’s license. The way the snow gently covers everything it touches, and a flawless white wrap unmarked by tracks from a unprepossessed still night, captures a raw moment of natural beauty.Vikings girls basketball team has renewed intensity with incoming throne coachRyan Schlehuber | November 29, 2018When their new mentor was hired in August, one thing the Tri County varsity girls basketball players quickly learned was the intensity Alyssa Alger brings. “She has a great, intense mindset and I think that’s going to be unconfined for this team,” senior forward Grace Miller said.Clawing backAlex Freeman | November 28, 2018It’s been 1,004 days since Tri County’s boys basketball team has recorded a win, but they very nearly put an end to that streak on Tuesday night. The boys basketball season tipped off last night and Tri County’s first test would be versus nearby rival, Lakeview. The Vikings came out warlike and determined, but ultimately lost to the increasingly experienced Wildcats team, 45-39.Approaching the alleyAlex Freeman | November 27, 2018It’s largest to be late to the party than to not show up at all. Such is the specimen with the new GreenvilleUpperSchool varsity bowling team. The Yellow Jackets decided to add flipside varsity sport to their winter schedule in the form of boys and girls bowling.2013 Central Montcalm alumnus takes over Hornets wrestling programRyan Schlehuber | November 26, 2018Each new season in wrestling brings lots of enthusiasm, renewed optimism and new hopes as well as questions of who will step up and sally as leaders on their teams. For Central Montcalm’s wrestling program, this season comes with a new leader, as Jesse Judge takes over the program as throne coach, having been hired in September to fill the vacancy left by Greg Pilkinton without last season.On to OaklandAlex Freeman | November 24, 2018On Tuesday, surrounded by his friends and family, Central Montcalm senior Andrew Jacoby signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Oakland University. Jacoby will be just 140 miles southwest of his upper school when next fall arrives, which is one of the many reasons Oakland stood out to him as the correct higher nomination for him.Daily News All-Area Fall Sports Awards 2018Ryan Schlehuber | November 21, 2018Daily News All-Area Fall Sports Awards 2018Seeking redemptionAlex Freeman | November 20, 2018While the Central Montcalm girls basketball team had the luxury of stuff worldly-wise to sneak up on opponents without so much as a peep last season, the Green Hornets’ will be well known this season. Central Montcalm is coming off a historic season, which saw them go 20-0 in the regular season and winning their priming title for the first time since 1984. However, the magical season came to a stormy end, as the Hornets lost their first playoff game to priming rival Big Rapids, 49-34.Ionia senior gymnast signs to compete at Northern Illinois UniversityRyan Schlehuber | November 19, 2018Ionia hasn’t had a state-sanctioned gymnastics team since 1991, however, the sport still thrives through zone club sports. One of the increasingly successful local gymnastic athletes has been Ionia senior Natalie Hamp, who, on Friday, signed a letter of intent to join the Northern Illinois University’s (NIU) gymnastics team.ARCHIVES ARCHIVES Select Month December 2018 November 2018 October 2018 September 2018 August 2018 July 2018 June 2018 May 2018 April 2018 March 2018 February 2018 January 2018 December 2017 November 2017 October 2017 September 2017 August 2017 July 2017 June 2017 May 2017 April 2017 March 2017 February 2017 January 2017 December 2016 November 2016 October 2016 September 2016 August 2016 July 2016 June 2016 May 2016 April 2016 March 2016 February 2016 January 2016 December 2015 November 2015 October 2015 September 2015 August 2015 July 2015 June 2015 May 2015 April 2015 March 2015 February 2015 January 2015 December 2014 November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 February 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 September 2013 August 2013 July 2013 June 2013 May 2013 April 2013 March 2013 February 2013 January 2013 December 2012 November 2012 October 2012 September 2012 August 2012 July 2012 June 2012 May 2012 April 2012 March 2012 February 2012 January 2012 December 2011 November 2011 October 2011 September 2011 August 2011 June 2011 September 2010 June 2010 Greenville72°overcast cloudshumidity: 66%wind: 13mph SH 77 • L 75 DAILY NEWS E-EDITIONSaturday, Dec. 1, 2018Friday, Nov. 30, 2018Thursday, November 30, 2018Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018Tuesday, November 27, 2018Monday, November 26, 2018Saturday, November 24, 2018Friday, November 23, 2018Wednesday, November 21, 2018Tuesday, November 20, 2018Monday, Nov. 19, 2018Saturday, Nov. 17, 2018 50 Plus & Fabulous!Hathaway Hills offers numerous activities for its…Old me doesn’t need the house young me didProviding senior superintendency that’s ‘Just Like Home’Memories create a legacy when others forgetIonia man enjoys gardening, sharing his bounty with the…Photo ReprintsClick here to order reprints of your favorite Daily News photosGET NEWS UPDATES Email FEATURESThe Rush family lights up for the holidaysStacie Smith | November 26, 2018Removing a wall takes some knowledge, planningMike Taylor | November 26, 2018Indoor gardening with a purpose — improving air…The Daily News Staff | November 26, 2018What is diastasis recti and how to update itStacie Smith | November 23, 2018Am I still a writer?The Daily News Staff | November 23, 2018Grammy topnotch versifier John Berry returns to…The Daily News Staff | November 9, 2018Hathaway Hills offers numerous activities for its…Lori Hansen | November 4, 2018Old me doesn’t need the house young me didMike Taylor | November 3, 2018Practicing garden sanitation — a key to successful…The Daily News Staff | October 30, 2018 Privacy Policy and Terms of UseMerchantryDirectory Our Hometown DMCA NoticesNewspaper web site content management software and services Stafford Media ®2017 Near me 40 miles