Reed City News

Ludington High junior Lexy Morris scored three goals Thursday to lead her Orioles soccer team to a convincing 7-0 nonconference win over the Reed City Coyotes.

It took seven months to get to the preliminary exam stage, and now police have two more weeks to locate the alleged victim in a case in which a local educator is charged with having a sexual relationship with a teen student.

Compared to previous elections, this year's election calendar seems to be lighter in terms of volume but that doesn't mean it is any less important to go out and vote.

Four candidates are vying for three seats representing the two-county district, including two from the Reed City Schools area.

K.C. Burke is serious and focused as he directs his actors in the latest in a series of 30-second commercials that target important aspects of character building.

A 41-year-old man is under arrest, after Troopers with the Michigan State Police say he assaulted someone with a flashlight.

The simple answer is, after a five-hour meeting, Chase Township and its residents still don't know what - if anything - will happen.

Two Pine River High School students took their class assignment out of the classroom and into the street by practicing their First Amendment rights on a Cadillac street corner.

Like most municipalities, Reed City is dealing with the effects of an economic downturn and balancing its budget with less revenue.

Last month, Reed City Schools superintendent and high school principal Steven Westhoff requested - and received - a retirement offer from the Reed City Board of Education.

A Big Rapids teen missing since Sunday was last seen in Reed City, and family say being out of communication is not normal behavior for the high school sophomore.

Some of Reed City's stars of business, education and community had a chance to shine brightly last Thursday, as city leaders, chamber of commerce members and others proud to live and work in Coyote Country came together for the 50th annual Michigan Week Dinner.

Mason County Central sophomore Noah Genson had the low score of the day, a 44, on Thursday as the Spartans finished second in a triangular meet with Reed City and the Ludington junior varsity.