The Daily Reporter (Coldwater, MI)

The Daily Reporter is a newspaper that comes out every day in Coldwater, Michigan, USA. It is owned by Gannett, and before that, it was owned by GateHouse Media, which purchased it from Independent Media Group in 2000. Besides Coldwater, the newspaper also provides news for various other towns and villages in Branch County, Michigan, such as Bronson, Quincy, and Union City. The paper has a long history, having been established in December 1895.

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Deadliest driving weeks on the road for Michigan teen drivers are during summer

4 days ago | thedailyreporter.com | Frank Witsil

Groups are urging teenage drivers to be careful this summer. Experts: Inexperience combined with immaturity is dangerous. AAA urges parents to model safe driving and limit phone use. Several groups, including AAA auto club and Michigan State Police, are urging teenage drivers to be vigilant this summer as they get behind the wheel because, statistically, some of the deadliest weeks on the road are between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
D3 District Softball — Quincy comes up clutch in pre-District win over Homer

1 week ago | thedailyreporter.com | Troy Tennyson

HOMER — For one Branch County softball program the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) postseason began Tuesday night, as the Quincy Orioles traveled to Homer to face off with their former Big 8 rivals in the Trojans who had home field advantage in the pre-district round of play in Division 3 District 82 softball.
Hunger remains an 'urgent crisis' in South Michigan, food bank estimates

1 week ago | thedailyreporter.com | Janis Reeser

According to a recent study, child food insecurity affects all eight counties served by the South Michigan Food Bank. Feeding America's annual "Map the Meal Gap" study, released on May 14, found that 34,070 children, or 17.9% of all children in the South Michigan Food Bank's coverage area, are food insecure. The organization serves Barry, Branch, Calhoun, Hillsdale, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lenawee, and St. Joseph counties.
D3 Baseball — Quincy packs the big bats in pre-district win over Homer

1 week ago | thedailyreporter.com | Troy Tennyson

UNION CITY — The Quincy baseball program made sure to pack their big bats Tuesday night as the Orioles traveled to Union City to face off with the Homer Trojans in the Division 3 pre-District game in District 80 of the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) postseason tournament. Quincy’s offense was electric from the start as the Orioles put up 13 runs on 10 hits to roll past the Trojans for the 13-2 district win.
Shark has crazy Memorial Day beauty deals: Save an extra 20% on viral hair styling tools

1 week ago | thedailyreporter.com | Kasey Caminiti

The best deals include the newest Shark FlexStyle Air Styling system in Blossom Bliss. Shark is offering a 20% discount on select hair styling tools for Memorial Day with code BEAUTY20. Other discounted items include the Shark SmoothStyle Heated Comb & Blow Dryer Brush and customizable FlexStyle systems. I love finding crazy deals on stuff everyone loves.
4-Peat: Bronson softball wins fourth straight Big 8 softball crown with sweep over Concord

2 weeks ago | thedailyreporter.com | Troy Tennyson

BRONSON – For the fourth straight season the fate of the Big 8 Conference Softball Championship runs through the small town of Bronson. Friday night, May 23, the Vikings finished off their grueling Big 8 conference schedule unbeaten, ending the season with a pair of dominant wins over the Concord Yellow Jackets by scores of 15-0 and 23-0, giving the Vikings their fourth straight Big 8 Conference Championship.
Is X down? Users reporting problems accessing Elon Musk's social media platform

2 weeks ago | thedailyreporter.com | Mike Snider

If you started your Saturday morning by checking your activity on X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, you got a surprise: the site was down for many thousands of users. There were more than 26,000 incidents of people reporting issues with the social media platform as of about 9:30 a.m. ET, according to Downdetector.com, which tracks outages by collating status reports from a number of sources.
Coldwater’s Parkhurst Park just got a native plant makeover

2 weeks ago | thedailyreporter.com | Janis Reeser

The Branch County Conservation District has planted a new native garden in Parkhurst Park, 329 Grand St., Coldwater. According to a community announcement, the garden features more than 20 varieties of native plants, totaling more than 275 plants. Signage and educational materials will be available in English, Spanish and Arabic to inform visitors about the benefits of native plantings. This project received a $1,250 grant from the Michigan Wildlife Association and local contributions.
PHOTOS: Moments from Bronson’s sweep over Concord on Friday, earning the Vikings the Big 8 title

2 weeks ago | thedailyreporter.com | Troy Tennyson

Troy TennysonBronson shortstop Ciara Blankenship makes a diving catch at short in a big time sweep over ConcordPHOTO BY TROY TENNYSON/THE DAILY REPORTERBronson's Roni BIr (11) slides safely into home versus Concord Friday nightPHOTO BY TROY TENNYSON/THE DAILY REPORTERBronson first baseman Kyra McCormick (7) checks with the umpire after an attempted throwout at first. The Concord runner was called safe on the play.
Track: Coldwater girls wrap up Interstate 8 Conference title; boys finish third

2 weeks ago | thedailyreporter.com | Troy Tennyson

BATTLE CREEK – The Coldwater Cardinal track and field team made the trip to Harper Creek High School on Tuesday for the culmination of their 2025 regular season with action in the Interstate 8 Conference Championship. The Coldwater girls did not let the horrible weather deter them one bit as the Cardinals dominated the meet, going on to wrap up an outright Interstate 8 Conference Championship with a win at Harper Creek, taking first with a score of 186 points.