Max Harden is an Author at Leader Publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, higher education, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity & inclusion in sports and society. Max's work has been featured in Leader Publications, LLC, The Herald-Palladium, and Truth Publishing Co.
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Max's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and city updates in Dowagiac and nearby areas. He also covers sports, business updates, entertainment news, crime stories, family & relationships as well as house & home topics.
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DOWAGIAC — Dowagiac’s vision for expanding Dowagiac Creek access is taking shape.
By: Max Harden
Block party attendees post for a photo in front of Hyperscala Data's Dowagiac campus.
Nick File enters his first season as Buchanan’s head football coach.
NILES — The Niles City Council approved Monday a series of agenda items related to the development of a utility solar and battery project on 50 acres of Jerry Tyler
The Niles volleyball team swept Paw Paw Thursday to open Wolverine Conference play.
CASSOPOLIS — The world’s largest research complex was in Cassopolis this week searching for a rare insect found only in southwest Michigan.
By: Maxwell Harden
NILES — Scot Shaw was at a loss for words when speaking to his Niles football team after Friday’s home game against Paw Paw.
SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN — Hundreds of motorcyclists from Michiana and beyond kicked up their kickstands for a cause Sunday afternoon.
EDWARDSBURG — A local historical group is inviting the community to explore and learn more about what life on the historic Sauk Trail looked like.
By: Maxwell Harden
LAS VEGAS — The owners of the Dowagiac data center that has made national headlines in recent months have announced what they believe the facility is worth.
