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‘We’re hanging in limbo’: Soybean tariffs spell uncertainty for Hillsdale County farmers
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‘We’re hanging in limbo’: Soybean tariffs spell uncertainty for Hillsdale County farmers

Scott Welden checks grain prices on his phone the way some people check Instagram. “As a U.S. farmer, I watch the commodity trading like stockbrokers watch the market on Wall Street,” said Welden, who farms primarily soybeans, wheat, and corn in Jonesville, Michigan. “I keep looking at that app, and I’m like, I gotta stop...

‘As You Like It’ will run for just one evening at the Sauk
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‘As You Like It’ will run for just one evening at the Sauk

The Sauk Theater in Jonesville is hosting The Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company’s performance of “As You Like It” this Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $10. The Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company is Michigan’s only professional, year-round, touring Shakespeare company. Its mission is to bring Shakespeare stories to life all...

The Republican Party must value humanity over policy
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The Republican Party must value humanity over policy

During the Trump era, Republicans have struggled to exhibit compassion. The GOP touts its principles, but without compassion those principles are worthless.   President Trump ordered 5,000 soldiers to be sent to the U.S.-Mexico border to defend the country from a migrant caravan of women and children. In 1957, President Eisenhower gave similar orders, but...