Daryl E. Hollenback of Sunfield passed away on March 2, 2026 at the age of 79. Arrangements are entrusted to Lehman Funeral Homes. Online condolences may be made at www.lehmanfuneralhomes.com .

Celebrate March is Reading Month with the Portland District Library! Play Bookopoly for your chance to win a Barnes & Noble gift card - all ages are welcome to join in on the fun. Don't miss the book sale taking place March 9-16. Fill an entire bag for only $2! We have so much going on this spring, so make sure to read our eNewsletter for all the happenings around the library during March, April, and May. Questions about anything you see? Call the library at 517-647-6981, sen

The 2026 Sunfield Farmers Picnic Committee is gearing up for another fantastic Picnic for you, the third full weekend of August, 14-16, 2026. The first matter of business this year is to seek nominations for the honor of Grand Marshal and then make the tough decision of choosing just one.   We are requesting your assistance by asking you to place your nominations with the Board for anyone you feel should be given the title of Grand Marshal.  Grand Marshal nominations must be

The St. Patrick's Varsity Girls basketball team traveled to Fulton on Wednesday, and won their District semi-final game against the Pirates, 38-24. The team had excellent distribution and shot well around the arc. Following up shots both offensively and defensively the Shamrocks rebounded well and provided themselves with good opportunities for solid possessions.   Macie Leonard led the charge, scoring 16 points and had 2 steals. Gracelyn Rockey scored 7 points and had 9 rebo

The Portland Foundation for Public Education (PFPE) is proud to announce its 2nd Annual Clays for Classrooms fundraising event, set for April 18 at the Capital Area Sportsmen’s League.   After a highly successful inaugural year, Clays for Classrooms quickly became one of PFPE’s largest and most impactful fundraisers, bringing together community members, local businesses, and supporters for a fun day of friendly competition — all while raising vital funds for Portland Public S