12 October 2018
Father Lam T. Le, Pastor St. John Paul II Parish 3110 17 Mile Rd • Cedar Springs, Michigan 49319 616-696-3904 In the liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church, October 7 is a Marian Feast, the Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary. On this occasion, one might ask: what is the Rosary? To put it briefly, […]
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12 October 2018
After 10 days off from racing and looking a little rusty, the Cedar Springs boys won their third OK Conference meet at Greenville, coming in first over second place Forest Hills Central with a score of 43 to 53. This meet took place on October 3 at Brookside Golf Course, and there were seven schools […]
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12 October 2018
The Cedar Springs boys and girls cross country teams traveled to Portage on Saturday, October 6, for the biggest invitational in the state. Early morning storms came through creating muddy sections on an already relatively difficult course containing hills. The boys’ varsity team finished 4th overall, but was only 15 points from 2nd and 3 […]
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12 October 2018
The above photo shows Joshua Hamilton, a 2018 graduate of Cedar Springs High School, signing at Davenport University as an NCAA Men’s bowling and Academic Scholar. He is standing with Coach Mike Eaton. Signing was June 20, 2018. Josh is the son of Dave and Kelli Hamilton. Congratulations, Josh!
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12 October 2018
By Mark Uyl, Asst. Director, MHSAA What officials don’t do Game officials at all levels have a lot of responsibilities. But there are some critical things that take place at local high school games where officials don’t have the authority that some folks think they do. Let’s start with injuries – specifically concussions. Concussion management […]
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12 October 2018
The Cedar Springs Varsity volleyball team fell in two tough 0-3 matches to the Huskies of Forest Hills Northern on Tuesday night, October 3, and to the Red Arrows of Lowell on Wednesday night, October 4. With the losses, the Red Hawks fall to 7-19-1 overall and 1-6 in conference action. The Lady Red […]
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12 October 2018
By Lee H. Hamilton Tell me: What does it actually mean to be an American? In the press of day-to-day events and amid the ongoing tumult of politics, we don’t think about this much. Yet it’s a crucial question, one that each generation in this country is called upon to answer for itself. Despite […]
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12 October 2018
Sunday, October 14, is the date for the upcoming CROP Walk in Howard City. The purpose of the walk is to raise money to help feed the hungry. The walk begins and ends at Ensley Park in Howard City. Registration is 1:30, walk starts at 2 p.m. The route covers 4-1/4 miles but you […]
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12 October 2018
Join us for a one-day event to recycle your tires for free! Area townships and Kent County DPW are co-hosting a tire event for area residents at Long Lake Park, on Krauskopf NE, just off 17 Mile in Solon Township, on October 13, from 8-noon. Details: Kent County residents can bring up to 10 […]
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12 October 2018
A woman was taking her time browsing through everything at a friend’s yard sale, and said to her, “My husband is going to be very angry I stopped at a yard sale.” “I’m sure he’ll understand when you tell him about all the bargains you found,” her friend replied. “Normally, yes,” she said. “But […]
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