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Legendary Jackson Lumen Christi baseball head coach Phil Clifford passes leadership on to Derek Tracy
JACKSON, Mich. (WILX) - Jackson Lumen Christi baseball head coach Phil Clifford has been with the Titans for the past 19 years. With 14 of those years being head coach of the program. Now he’s stepping down and having assistant coach Derek Tracy take over as head coach. During...
MSU Health Care and U-M Health announce neuroscience collaboration
University of Michigan Health is partnering with Michigan State University Health Care to expand neuroscience treatment options in mid-Michigan. The hospital systems announced Thursday that they are creating what will be known as the Neuro Care Network in an effort to increase specialized neurological services at U-M Health-Sparrow and MSU’s facilities. Officials say the collaboration will help patients who need to see a neurosurgeon or neurologist or seek treatments for conditions like Parkinson’s disease, stroke and dementia—without having to travel as far.
Doctor, author who advocated for plant-based diet dies at 77
When John McDougall was an 18-year-old college student at Michigan State University, he woke up one morning paralyzed on the left side of his body. His roommates took him to the hospital, where he remained for two weeks. His case confounded the doctors. Eventually, through testing, they discovered that McDougall had suffered a massive stroke. The experience, especially the confusion of the doctors treating him and their inability to provide concrete answers, led McDougall to the conclusion that he wanted to go into medicine.
See Ann Arbor’s newest breakfast sandwich, the Original Eggie at Iggy’s Eggies
ANN ARBOR, MI - Whether it’s a grab-and-go lunch or handheld breakfast for early risers, downtown Ann Arbor has a new option in the Original Eggie at Iggy’s Eggies. The eatery whose original location is in Detroit opened at 611 E. Liberty St. during the Memorial Day weekend.
Michigan Wolverines news: J.J. McCarthy signs NFL contract, more
Michigan football legend J.J. McCarthy inked his deal with the Minnesota Vikings on Friday, just ahead of the start of training camp for the 2024 season. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Michigan Wolverines' former starting quarterback signed a four-year deal worth $21.85 million and it's fully guaranteed after McCarthy was selected as the No. 10 overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft.
Hello, Ann Arbor: Lost lunch, development fueled by waste and a ‘clever older gent’
On this day last week, in expectation of a sweeping view, I was trucking three miles to the top of a bald near Eagle Harbor in the Keweenaw Peninsula. I am in awe up there at the vastness of wild spaces, the quiet, the calm. If you purchase a product...
LACASA Collection Store To Close Wednesday
A charity resale boutique operated by a local non-profit is moving and will be closing its original location next week. In preparation for its move, The LACASA Collection will permanently close the current location in the Kroger/Crossroads Town Center Plaza on Wednesday, July 24th at 6pm. The LACASA Center asks...
'I think we’ve been played': City Council approves revocation of industrial tax abatement
HILLSDALE — After much debate back-and-forth between city staff, the Hillsdale City Council and Drew Homovec, the owner of Corecoyle Composite LLC, a decision was made to pass a resolution asking the Michigan Tax Tribunal to revoke an Industrial Facilities Tax Exemption for Homovec’s business in Hillsdale’s Industrial Drive.
A summer on stage: Monroe teacher performing in new Ann Arbor musical
ANN ARBOR — St. Mary Catholic Central High School’s choir teacher is spending his summer in the theater. Chris Knudsen, who also is the music director at Monroe's St. Michael Catholic Church, is playing Jeff in the premiere of “Gearheads: The Musical.” The show runs Aug. 9-11 at the Mendelssohn Theatre on the campus of the University of Michigan. ...
Sheriff candidate taken to court for $21K in debt, says it makes her relatable
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – Capitol One sued a Washtenaw County sheriff candidate for owing nearly $21,000, court records show. The credit card company filed a lawsuit against Alyshia Dyer, one of three Democrats appearing on the Aug. 6 primary ballot, in February. The debt was primarily daily living costs incurred while she was in graduate school, Dyer said, and she believes her the debt makes her more relatable to voters.
Sheriff candidate says licensing complaint, investigation ‘a made-up thing’
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – The state is investigating a Washtenaw County sheriff’s candidate for allegedly misrepresenting himself as a social worker. A complaint filed May 14 with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs pointed to Derrick Jackson’s campaign material and social media as evidence he has been improperly saying he is a social worker, according to documents obtained by a Freedom of Information Act request. A representative from LARA said the department does not comment on ongoing investigations.
Lift off! Hot Air Jubilee begins with a successful launch and possibly more to come
JACKSON, MI – The 2024 Hot Air Jubilee has officially launched in Jackson, and organizers are keeping their fingers crossed for a great weekend. The annual Jackson event is celebrating 41 years in 2024, from Friday, July 19, through Sunday, July 21, at Ella Sharp Park, 2800 Fourth St. Admission and parking are free.
Dexter City Council Renames Mill Creek Trail to Honor Paul and Pat Cousins
At its July 8, 2024, meeting, Dexter City Council unanimously voted to rename the Mill Creek Trail to commemorate Paul and Pat Cousins as recommended by the Parks and Recreation Commission. Pat and Paul were deeply involved in the Dexter community. Paul is known for being a teacher, restaurant owner,...
Key visitors confirmed for Michigan football recruiting BBQ
It might not make as much news but it’s always important to get a committed recruit back on campus, which is what Michigan football will do at the end of the month with its recruiting BBQ. A number of commitments in the 2025 class will be visiting for the...
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