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Consumers Energy Revamps Information Technology Team
Consumers Energy in Jackson announced leadership changes in its information technology (IT) department. Tamara Faber, chief digital officer, left the company May 31. Her role was split into two distinct IT functions: strategy and operations. Jim Beechey was named vice president of IT and security and chief information officer in...
What to do in Saline This Weekend: Steak Fry, Pride Picnic, Farmers Market, Clarence Bucaro Concert and More
7 things to do this weekend: Friday, Jun 28 - Sunday, Jun 30. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date on local events and things to do. 5-7pm. Choice of entree: Steak ($25), Salmon ($20), Chicken ($15), cooked on our huge outdoor grill and served with baked beans, green beans, potatoes, mac & cheese, tossed salad, roll, dessert. Children's entree: hotdog or hamburger - $10 for kids 5-12; under 5 free. Open to the public! [more details]
Collectors shop opens, residents help capture burglary suspect: Jackson headlines June 22-27
JACKSON COUNTY, MI – A new shop catering to collectors has opened for business in downtown Jackson. Here is that and some other headlines you might have missed this week. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Michigan weekend weather: Rain ends, but you might need long sleeves one day
Here’s a close look at the weekend weather. It’s a fairly predictable and understandable weather situation this weekend. The weather scenario has a period of showers and thunderstorms moving through all of Michigan from today into tonight. The rain will exit southeast Lower Michigan through Saturday morning. Sunday should be dry for almost all of us. I’d plan on a partly sunny but somewhat cool Sunday by July standards.
Texas vs. Michigan football preview: an early season test for the Longhorns
On Sept. 7, only two weeks into the 2024 football season, the Longhorns will be traveling deep into enemy territory to take on their most difficult out-of-conference opponent this season: the Michigan Wolverines, the defending national champions. Texas is coming off its best seasonal performance in the CFP era, finding...
4 Ann Arbor restaurants win 2024 Wine Spectator awards
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – If you like wine and live in Tree Town, you’re in luck! Four Ann Arbor eateries have been named as Restaurant Award winners by Wine Spectator magazine. Blue LLama Jazz Club, The Earle, Paesano’s Restaurant and Wine Bar, and Weber’s Restaurant have each received a gold star from the international magazine for the quality of their wine service, selection of wines and how well they match food served at each restaurant.
Man, 41, jailed after trying to rob Saline bank, fleeing without cash
SALINE, MI – A 41-year-old Saline man was arrested Thursday morning after he attempted to rob a Saline bank, according to police. Saline police officers were called to the reported robbery around 9:30 a.m. Thursday, June 27, at the Old National Bank branch, 200 N. Maple Road, Saline Chief Marlene Radzik said in a release.
July 4: Annual American Legion Chicken Broil
Are you ready for the best Fourth of July barbecued chicken?. Then head to the American Legion Post 31 where chicken dinners will be available beginning at 11 a.m. until all 500 chicken dinners are sold out. Organized by Squadron 31 of the Sons of the American Legion, this annual...
Okemos golfers win at Michigan Junior Girls State Amateur
Alena Li of Okemos entered the 46th Michigan Junior Girls State Amateur Championship with her sights set on winning the event. She did so in rousing fashion. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Former Michigan hockey star Quinn Hughes wins the Norris Trophy
Former Michigan hockey star Quinn Hughes has won the Norris Trophy, awarded annually to the NHL's top defenseman. Hughes, who becomes the first Vancouver Canuck and first former Wolverine to ever earn the Norris Trophy, lit up the stat sheet in 2023-24, leading all defenders in even-strength points and total points. He played for the Wolverines for two seasons (2017-19), including a sophomore year during which he led the Wolverines in points and assists en route to All-Big Ten honors and a top-10 finish for the Hobey Baker.
Michigan Basketball: Dusty May Aims High for Wolverines’ NIL in Big 10
Dusty May Aims for Michigan Basketball to Lead Big Ten in NIL. Michigan basketball coach Dusty May shared his ambitions for the program in a recent interview with The Michigan Insider, emphasizing the goal to become the premier NIL basketball program in the Big Ten. Reflecting on his initial months in Ann Arbor, May discussed challenges, his interactions with players and staff, and the support he received from former Michigan coach John Beilein.
Michigan Recruiting Insider: Crystal Balling a major Michigan target
Every week TMI's Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, Brice Marich come together for a podcast called 'The Michigan Recruiting Insider.' Each show offers a deep dive into Michigan football and basketball recruiting, with unmatched insight and intel on the Wolverines targets and recruiting strategies. Sam, Steve, and Brice focus on all the hot topics and pressing questions regarding Michigan football recruiting.
Tom Brady aiming for spot on US Olympic Track and Field team
Tom Brady, from the University of Michigan, is hoping to clinch a spot on the United States Olympic Track and Field this week, competing in the men’s 5000 meters. Of course, we are not talking about THAT Tom Brady. No, we are talking about Tom Brady, the member of...
Michigan Football Recruiting: Could Wolverines Finish Top 10?
Following two years of lackluster recruiting, things finally seem to be getting back on track for Michigan Football. The Wolverines have gained tons of momentum on the recruiting trail, and are set to possibly gain even more in the coming weeks as top targets such as Jordon Davison, Andrew Olesh, Hardy Watts, and Taz Williams are set to announce their commitments soon.
Lead Hunter Education Instructor at the Chelsea Rod and Gun Club is Honored
The longtime lead hunter education instructor at the Chelsea Rod and Gun Club has been honored by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR). The department announced on June 27, “Stuart Kenewell of Gregory (Livingston County) is the Michigan Department of Natural Resources 2023 Hunter Education Instructor of the Year, an honor bestowed at the June meeting of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission in Lansing.”
When Michigan football top 2025 uncommitted targets will decide
The summer official visit season is over, and the recruiting dead period of July — prior to the annual BBQ at the Big House — is set to kick in. But with 12 commitments in the 2025 class, the Wolverines still have about half of the class to fill out. And thus, the calendar will tick down and targets will either choose the Wolverines or head elsewhere. With that in mind, while we don’t have specific dates for each and every uncommitted recruit (we’re not counting those that Michigan is working to flip from previous commitments like Shamari Earls or Ivan...
‘Obvious red flags should have been identified’: Report shows AAPS didn’t adjust to increased costs
ANN ARBOR, MI - Ann Arbor Public Schools’ budget deficit that caused it to cut $20.4 million for the coming year was primarily due to increased payroll costs approved by the school board without the revenue to support it, a report on the district’s budgeting found. The Ann...
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