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Opinion
American Heritage: A mid-winter journey
The British were concerned about the French gaining a possible advantage and control of territory thought to belong to the British within Virginia territory. Read more
William Crandell: Is Obama gutting welfare?
The Romney campaign has recently been running TV ads in several states accusing President Obama of ending the work requirement and gutting welfare reform. Read more
Rain didn’t stop the party
Neither rain, sleet, nor dark of night, or something like that, will keep Edwardsburg residents from partying. Last Saturday, the 100th birthday celebration was planned ... Read more
No relation between sculptures and jobs
Dowagiac has quickly become known as the city with world-renowned sculptures placed throughout its limits and Sept. 14 will welcome a brand-new piece from a ... Read more | 3 comments
Rev. Dan Puckett: We must learn to walk in mercy, truth
“Let not mercy and truth forsake you.” Read more
Letters to the Editor
Voters will have the last laugh
To the editor: I wonder what about a democracy being based upon “the will of the people” that state Sen. Tom Casperson and our illustrious ... Read more
Salvation Army needs volunteers
To the editor: One December morning, I — like many volunteers across the U.S. — spent part of my day bell-ringing for The Salvation Army. ... Read more
Letter to the editor: Hospice services provide peace, comfort
To the editor: Gov. Rick Snyder has recognized the importance of hospice and palliative care providers in the well being of Michigan residents through his ... Read more
Alumni band forming for May 20
To the editor: We are proud to announce another Dowagiac Chieftain Alumni Band day as we celebrate the rich and historical tradition of our band ... Read more
South Bend has a revitalization strategy
To the editor: I just recently visited South Bend’s Ignite Michiana celebration. Wow!What a pleasure to see all the energy being spent by the people ... Read more