Cemetery damage
can not slide by
This week our newspaper should be running an editorial about the anticipated opening of $56 million in new schools for our students on Sept. 7 - paid for by local and state tax dollars.
It also should include praise for school staff and students who achieved an "Excellent" district wide on the Oh ...
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Weaver's 'can do'
spirit changed city
This week, the City of Clyde is closing one book in its history as City Manager Dan Weaver retires.
Some 15 plus years ago, the city had a reputation that was not as positive as a growing community would like.
It was a town where there was a turnover in city officials, arguing and loud voices ...
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It's just a quick trip
down the highway
People in Clyde think nothing of saying, "Hey, let's jump in the car and run over to Fremont to Walmart, another store or take a bit longer trip up to Sandusky".
While the local business association preaches shop local and at least see what Clyde businesses have to offer, it is difficult to get t ...
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Clyde ready
for new growth
With the changes being thrown at us by the federal and state governments, it is hard to imagine what the next decade will bring. We have to hope we see some light at the end of the recession tunnel, but mandated health care and new state and federal taxes coming into play its is too soon to tell.
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Clyde is more
than a cancer city
On Sunday, Cinda Andrews expressed a view that many people in Clyde and Green Springs have - despite health concerns for local children - why would you want to raise them anywhere else.
Visitors from other communities came to the benefit for Bubba Jacob Andrews, who is not a child at age 20 but t ...
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