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President, mayor will discuss community issues

Justise Brundage, News Editor • March 19, 2016

The Campus and Community Service Collaborations (CCSC) Conversations Series will present “The Voice of Image: How are we seen?’’ Wayne State College President Marysz Rames and Wayne Mayor...

Public transportation and leadership courses discussed

Kayla Mathewson, Staff Writer • February 25, 2016

Public transportation and a power drive rally were discussed at Feb. 16 City Council meeting. One of the first orders of business was the report from the Business and Industries’ Retreat, given by...

Council members explain decision on engineering bid

Derek Pufahl, Staff Writer • January 27, 2016

A tie vote between city council members at the Wayne City Council meeting last Tuesday (Jan. 19) was tipped in favor of accepting a $106,000 proposal from McLaury Engineering Inc. to work on the Fourth...

Tornado Recovery efforts continue

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • March 4, 2015

In wake of the ravaging 2014 tornadoes in Pilger and its surrounding areas, City Administrator Lowell Johnson convinced the Wayne City Council last night to “authorize the City of Wayne to the June 2014...

Council motions to go paperless

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • February 5, 2015

March 2015 is “Problem Gambling Awareness Month” for the City of Wayne, as proclaimed by Mayor Ken Chamberlain last night. “It is important to raise awareness of the warning signs of compulsive...

Wayne State College Homecoming 2014 Parade

October 8, 2014

Wayne Community Schools post staff members at crosswalk

Derek Pufahl, Staff Writer • October 8, 2014

There are now school staff members posted at the crosswalk near the 7th and Sherman intersection during the school day, following an accident last week when an 8-year-old Wayne youth was struck by a driver. According...

Rumble in Rice much more than a game

Richard Rhoden, Sports Editor • May 1, 2014

It was an event that will not soon be forgotten by all that were in attendance. The usual black and gold that line the inside of Rice Auditorium on any given day was traded for the state’s more recognizable...

Buying and selling Wayne

Calyn Dunklau, Staff Writer • April 23, 2014

On the City of Wayne’s website, Mayor Ken Chamberlain’s welcome is displayed. He writes about how Wayne marches forward with “vigorous development and an innovative attitude” and how the “friendly...

Renters need to know their rights

Sarah Lentz, Staff Writer • April 23, 2014

Arguably one of the best things about college is that students get their first especially when they move from their family home to live is renting their first house or apartment. The allure of being...

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