MCC Bond Chat: Sheriff Cole Talks About School Safety, Part 2 SCOTTVILLE — Mason County Sheriff Kim Cole talks about the need to improve safety and security at Mason County Central Schools and endorses the upcoming 1.6 mill increase proposal. The bond will raise $31.54 and if passed, the bond would focus on facility upgrades that will focus on safety,…
MCC Bond Chat: Jeff Tuka talks about building the future SCOTTVILLE — On May 2, Mason County Central Schools is seeking a 1.6 mill increase to raise $31.54 million. If passed, the bond would focus on facility upgrades that will focus on safety, security, and bringing the school up to date in 21st century learning. In this video, High School…
VIDEO: MCC Bond Chat: Coach Krieger talks about the May 2 election SCOTTVILLE — Bruce Krieger taught at Mason County Central High School for over three decades, beginning in 1966. He is one of two MCC coaches to have coached a state champion competitive team, the 1986 track team (Tom Richert is the other coach, who led the high school…
MCC Forensics Team finishes regular season Spartan News is a presentation of Mason County Central Schools in partnership with Mason County Press. SCOTTVILLE — Mason County Central High School’s Forensics Team ended its invitational season last weekend during the Spartanational Tournament at Michigan State University in East Lansing. The MCC Spartans took third Place in the “Big 10” or large…
Scottville school district was built by those who wanted a better future By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief SCOTTVILLE — In 1877 the concerned citizens of Sweetland (now known as Scottville) met on a woodpile at what is now the southwest corner of Main and State streets. The group included Harry Melsom, C.W. Jones, J.C. Mustard, James Sweetland, John Winters, Andrew Neil,…
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