Flu Preparedness Tips
Jackson County Health Officer Richard Thoune is suggesting residents get the flu vaccine this winter. Already 17 patients have been admitted to the hospital with flu symptoms. Headaches, fever and difficulty breathing are warning signs to seek medical care. Other guests: Jackson County Prosecutor Jerry Jarzynka; Shelia Drewry, American Red Cross; Amy Thomson, McDonald's; Pet of the Week with Sue Lovell, Cascades Humane Society.
LGRC Award-Winning Year
Lloyd Ganton, Judi Ganton and Paul Buchholz shared accomplishments of the staff and management of Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers over the past year including awards for quality, leadership and community support. The company announced another expansion planned for its Spring Arbor campus, Arbor View Estates. Other guests: John Crist and Sarah Ermatinger, CP Federal Credit Union; Phil Wrzesinski, The Toy House; Ted Christoff, Christoff & Sons Floor Covering; Bob Johnson and Pat Kiessling, Jackson Kiwanis Club.
Anytime Fitness members have burned nearly 750 million calories
Jackson, Michigan – One hundred and 45 tons. That’s how much weight Anytime Fitness members have lost since 2010. Nearly 3 million members continue to increase that number daily – and have burned nearly 750 million calories doing so. Now, it’s your turn to get to a healthier place.™ (Statistics from members who track activity and diet on AnytimeHealth.com.) Anytime Fitness is making it easier for local residents to start changing their lives. From January 25th-31st, new members can join the club, located at 4010 Page Ave., for just $1. Call 517.748.9351 or stop in for more details. “Our mission is to help our members get to a healthier place – physically, mentally, emotionally – so they can enjoy life to the fullest,” said Amanda Rainsberger, owner for the Anytime Fitness club in Jackson, Michigan. “At Anytime Fitness, we genuinely care about our members and want to help them achieve the results they’re seeking – whether it’s losing weight, increasing strength and endurance, or improving balance and flexibility.” For additional information, contact: Amanda Rainsberger
Spring Arbor Men’s Basketball Set for Suits and Sneakers Tuesday
SPRING ARBOR, Mich. – Spring Arbor University head men's basketball coach Ryan Cottingham and his staff will take part in Coaches vs. Cancer Suits and Sneakers Awareness Week when the Cougars tip off against Crossroads League foe Marian University on Tuesday night inside the SAU Fieldhouse. During the contest against the No. 19 Knights, Cottingham and his coaching staff will wear sneakers with their usual game attire. The Cougars will unite with coaching staffs from around the country to help raise awareness among fans about the fight against cancer and to promote the American Cancer Society as a place for help and support. All proceeds from the game will be donated to the American Cancer Society.
Girls High School Basketball: Tuesday Games
Tuesday Homer at Vandercook Lake Napoleon at Hanover-Horton Grass Lake at Onsted Pennfield at Northwest Western at Harper Creek Coldwater at Lumen Christi Holt at Jackson
Boys High School Basketball: Tuesday Games
Tuesday Concord at Jonesville Athens at Homer Springport at Quincy Grass Lake at Britton-Deerfield Jackson at Holt Harper Creek at Western Lumen Christi at Coldwater Northwest at Pennfield Columbia Central at Hillsdale Climax-Scotts at Jackson Christian
Lumen Christi vs Jackson United Hockey
Lumen Christi 4 Jackson United 3. Photos by Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports. Click above photo to launch gallery.
Lumen Christi vs Western Girls
Lumen Christi 48 Western 21. Photos by Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports. Click above photo to launch gallery.
Lumen Christi vs Western Boys
Lumen Christi 52 Western 40. Photos by Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports. Click above photo to launch gallery.