Carl Allen Randall, of Portland, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on February 8, 2026 at the age of 79. Allen was born in Lyons on November 6, 1946, the son of Floyd and Helen (Rounds) Randall. Allen was a veteran of the United States Navy, serving his country with honor. He was also a longtime member of the Portland United Methodist Church. Music was one of Allen’s greatest loves. He played in a band and often performed alongside his brothers, filling rooms wi

Eugenie Elizabeth Whitworth of Muir passed away peacefully on February 6, 2026, at the age of 70. She was a loving mother, grandmother and the heart of the family. She was known for her laugh that filled a room and her way of making everyone feel seen. Eugenie taught us how to love fiercely, forgive freely, and to show up for one another.  Her home was always open, her coffee always hot, and her advice always honest. She also loved to travel, especially in her van, camping wa

Terrence Lawless, of Crystal Twp, Michigan, has passed away after a short battle with Leukemia. Terry was preceded in death by his parents Perry and Kate Lawless (Portland), his sister Kay, and his wife, Victoria.   Terry leaves behind his three children Ryan (Amy) Lawless, Nick (Brandi) Lawless and Mandy (Ryan) Johnston; step-children, Corey (Carrie) Sandborn, Carrie Sandborn, Stacey (Burt) Brown, and Daralyn (Cody) Clark - as well as NINETEEN grandchildren and one great gra

The Portland Raiders traveled to Char Lanes on Wednesday, February 11, to take on Olivet.   The boys varsity team fell 27–3, moving their season record to 8–4. Wyatt Spear led the Raiders with the high game of the day, rolling a 213 and finishing with a 389 two-game series. Tanner Brownell added games of 183 and 185 for a 368 series, while Zach Edlund contributed a solid 377 two-game series.   The girls team earned a victory by forfeit and now improves to an impressive 11–1 o

The Portland Softball Hall of Fame will welcome two standout figures this spring as Patti Beard and Sarah Johnson have been selected as members of the Class of 2026.   Established in 2019, the Portland Softball Hall of Fame recognizes players, coaches, teams and contributors who have demonstrated exceptional achievement and made a lasting impact on the program.   Patti Beard, a 1998 graduate, was a four-year varsity starter at catcher from 1995–1998. She earned All-Conference