The battle between Christianity and evolution is a culture war, according to David Lahti, professor of biology at the City University of New York Graduate Center. Lahti delivered two lectures on evolution as part of the John H. and Elsa Roscoe Lecture Series in the Natural Sciences on Oct. 27. The first discussed how human...
Month: November 2022
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Bellino faces Davis in state Senate election
Republican Rep. Joseph Bellino Jr. said he is confident he will defeat Democrat Katybeth Davis on Nov. 8 to represent Michigan’s 16th state Senate District. “I’m going to keep doing the same work I’ve been doing the last nine months,” Bellino said. “We’re running through the tape at the finish line and hopefully it comes...
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Tricycles and beer cans: Auction attracts hundreds to fairgrounds
Guy Russell was calling auctions at 17 years old. Today, 60 years later, he owns and operates the Hillsdale County Auction. “People from every walk of life come to this auction,” Russell said. “This auction has been going on for over 100 years. Most generally, you can buy things way cheaper than what you pay...
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Sunak may not save the day
Lettuce survived longer than Liz Truss remained prime minister. It’s a sad day when a leader is unable to outlive a piece of vegetation. Not only is it a somber day for Truss, but it is a dismal day for the people of the United Kingdom. It should always be about the people over the...
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Chargers take first in division, sweep weekly awards
The Hillsdale volleyball team took the lead in the G-MAC North Division last weekend as seniors Karoline Shelton and Linnea Larson swept the player of the week awards. The Chargers played against the Findlay Oilers on Oct. 28 and 29, first at home and then in Findlay. Heading into the weekend, Hillsdale was tied with...