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Hundreds of motorcycle lovers will be in Downtown Flint for Bikes on the Bricks
FLINT, Mich.— For the 17th year in a row,Bikes on the Bricks will be taking place the weekend after Labor Day with races, live music, food trucks, and more. The three day event was created to bring the motorcycle community together for a good time. "We don't care what...
Benefit to help repay Capac man’s kindness
CAPAC — Small town living has its benefits—community spirit and helping hands are among them. When longtime resident Tom Grabowskas found himself on hard times health-wise, a group of friends and residents rushed in to help. Grabowskas, a Vietnam veteran in his early 70s, had two heart attacks...
High school football games kick off tonight. Get prepped for Week 1 in Greater Lansing
Football season is officially back. High school games kick off tonight in Greater Lansing and across the state as teams begin working toward earning spots in the Michigan High School Athletic Association playoffs. ...
Vandercook Lake sticks with principal to serve as interim superintendent
JACKSON COUNTY, MI - After a short search failed to bring in experienced new interim superintendent candidates, a Jackson County school district will move forward with the administrator currently filling the role. Vandercook Lake Public Schools officially named Melissa Bradfield as the district’s interim superintendent at an Aug. 22 special...
JV Volleyball Defeats The Lakeview Wildcats
The JV volleyball team started their league play last night at Lakeview. The first set was won by the Eagles 25-13 behind some strong serving and a 6 point and 2 ace service run by Gracie Goguen. The second set was more of the same, Katie Duran started off the game with 10 service points and 2 aces to give the ladies an 11-1 lead right away and they never looked back winning the second set 25-7. The third set was more of a back and forth battle but the ladies pulled out a 15-13 win for the three set sweep of the Wildcats. The JV Lady Eagles are now 10-1 and are off until after Labor Day when they will play at the Nest on Wednesday night in a Tri Match.
Ferris State's new Bulldog Pantry aims to help students challenged by food insecurity, boosting academic success
Ferris State University leaders are opening an expanded food pantry in response to a campus survey where nearly half the respondents said food insecurity was a barrier to their academic success. The Bulldog Pantry celebrated the new facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Aug. 28, in room 115 of...
Highlight Zone Preview: Ubly prepares to defend state championship
UBLY, Mich. (WJRT) - After winning the Division 8 state championship, it's been an offseason of change for Ubly. Eric Sweeney retired as head coach after the title run. His cousin, Anthony Sweeney will lead the Bearcats in 2024. Sophomore TJ Barnes will take over for four-year starter Evan Peruski to lead Ubly's Wing-T offense as the team's starting quarterback.
Newaygo football preview: Lions ready to roar back in 2024
NEWAYGO – Ralph Munger knows what a state championship program looks like. The legendary head coach won a combined 335 games and three state championships during tenures at both Rockford (28 seasons) and Frankenmuth (11 seasons). As he enters Year 2 as the head coach at Newaygo, he’s witnessed signs of improvement that the Lions are headed in the right direction after a 3-6 season last fall.
Highly Contagious Infection Spreading Rapidly In Michigan Schools
Many Michigan students are back in school which means more opportunity for illness to spread. Health officials are warning that cases of a highly contagious infection that could be deadly are now rising in school-aged children. Highly Contagious Infection Spreading Rapidly In Michigan Schools. While health officials in Michigan have...
Exciting! Gas Prices Lower and Orange Traffic Barrels Coming Down
It is Labor Day Weekend this weekend and thousands of Michigan folks will either be on the road or in the air for the big, last hurrah of a summer holiday. It will probably be a tough, slow weekend of travel. However, there is some good news here. Gas prices have come down and should remain down through out the weekend. And, all the construction projects on the highways will be paused, and if possible, the traffic barrels will be moved off so all of us travelers can travel a little easier.
Michigan Middle School Teacher Celebrates 50 Years In The Classroom
The past few weeks have marked the return to school for kids all across Michigan. It also signifies the return of teachers to their classrooms. However, one middle school teacher in West Michigan is celebrating an incredible accomplishment. This year marks 50 years of teaching at Forest Hills Central Middle...
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