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Time to Refocus

Western turns attention to rest of season after shocking and lopsided loss to Marshall  By Mike Moore Staff Writer  Parma – The opportunity was the program’s third 3-0 start to a season ever, a ticket halfway punched to a playoff berth. That was the plan for the Western football team entering Friday night’s home tilt with Marshall. Reality dealt a cold and harsh blow to all that when a 14-6 battle turned into a 41-13 nightmare. “It’s a tough loss. Things kind of avalanched on us in the second half,” Western coach Dave Mifsud said after the loss. “I don’t think that half exemplifies the kind of team we are. Mistakes really crushed our hopes. They’re a good team and they took advantage of it.” Western owned the ball and the first quarter. In two drives the Panthers possessed the ball for more than nine minutes and took a 6-0 lead when Austin Cooper scored on a 1-yard run with just 1:39 to play in the opening frame. It was downhill from there, though. Marshall scored on the first play of the second quarter when Forrest Jackson scampered 45 yards. The teams traded chances and possessions before Brad Heidenreich hit…

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September 12-13

The Suburban Chevrolet Sports Weekend presents Lumen Christi vs Battle Creek Harper Creek, Saturday at 1 and 7pm and Sunday at 3:30pm; Homer vs Concord, Saturday at 3:30 and 9:30pm and Sunday at 9:30pm;  Western vs Marshall, Sunday at 1pm and 7pm.

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Spirit of America blood drive continues to save lives

MIS blood drive honors heroes, victims of 9-11 BROOKLYN, Mich. (Sept. 11, 2015) – More than 460 donors came to donate blood at the Spirit of America Blood Drive at Michigan International Speedway, serving as a strong reminder that America will “never forget” the events of 9/11. The blood drive at the racetrack began as a tribute in 2002 in honor of the victims and heroes of 9/11. Since its inception, the Spirit of America blood drive has collected more than 10,199 pints of blood, positively affecting more than 30,597 lives. In 2015 alone about 426 units were collected on Friday. Those donations alone can potentially save 1,278 lives. (Each unit can be transfused to up to three people.) And the speedway was still processing additional donors after 3 p.m. “I can’t say enough about the countless efforts of donors, volunteers, sponsors, Michigan Blood and MIS employees and the many others who helped make this event a success,” MIS Director of Guest Services and Spirit of America founder Tim Booth said. “A special thanks goes out to all the blood donors. This drive wouldn’t be possible if it weren’t for their generosity.” The Spirit of America has evolved into more…

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Friday, September 11

State Senator Mike Shirkey;  Jackson Police Chief Matt Heins;  Laura Schlecte & Jacque Smith, ARTitude;  Mark Iott, Falling Waters Trail Run/Walk;  Lisa Varga, Actress, Model and TV Star, ‘Just Brett & Lily’

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