Whatever groundhog predicted an early spring was definitely wrong. Students in Deckerville enjoyed another shortened week due to weather conditions. Because another winter storm made its way to our area last week, students and staff…
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Deckerville Community Hospital welcomes Dr. Marvin Keeling to offer primary care services to the residents of Deckerville. Dr. Keeling, Internal Medicine, will be providing care to the entire adult and geriatric generation. He has a…
Who doesn’t like a good mystery, and a treasure hunt to boot? Ms. Kim Zurawski, fifth and sixth grade social studies teacher at Deckerville Elementary Schools, has been instructing her fifth grade students on exploration…
Doug and Jackie Salowitz of Palms, and Ron and Tammy Soule of Lapeer, are proud to announce the engagement of their children, Katelyn Marie and Jacob Andrew. Katelyn is the granddaughter of Gertrude and the…
Colton Palmer and Kara Giraud were crowned Winterfest Prince and Princess at half-time of the Deckerville Varsity basketball game against Dryden. Colton is the son of Paul and Tammy Palmer and Kara is the daughter…
Deckerville Schools and host families, Bill and Kristy Brown, Michael and Dana Keinath, and Chris and Chastity Franzel, have welcomed three exchange students to the community and their families. Emily Pieper, 16, from Germany, is…
The Deckerville Winterfest game proved to be a very exciting one, right down to the last five seconds of the game, when a 3-pointer swished through the net by sophomore Kenton Bowerman giving the Eagles…
February is Go Red for Women Month, which the American Heart Association promotes to bring awareness to heart disease in women. A collaborative effort from Deckerville Community Hospital employees, Cheryl Hieber – Marketing Director, Tiffany…
Front (l-r): Karyn McConnachie, Jonathan Thompson, Cody Mosure and Kara Giraud. Back (l-r): Colton Palmer, Katie Romzek, Nicole Stolicker and DJ Fritch.
By William R. Dixon Tribune Recorder Leader DECKERVILLE- The Marion Township Board and Planning Commission came under fire at a pair of public meetings last Wednesday night. The normalcy of public absence from civic meetings…