Industrial Steel Treating Co. is one of the largest and most modern heat treat facilities in the U.S. Two separate, across-the-street facilities house production, prototype sample and warehouse-inventory management capabilities within 350,000 SF.
Join JTV on a tour of the gorgeous home of Travis & Armida Pearse on scenic Clark Lake. Stroll along the shore, thru cozy gardens, and inside their warm and cozy abode. Presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers.
Paw Paw Brewing Company was established in early 2010 by brother-in-laws Ben Fleckestein and Ryan Sylvester, placed in the small village of Paw Paw on the banks of the Paw Paw River surrounded by beautiful Wilderness.
Jeff Beal, Supt., Jackson Public Schools; Ken Toll & Cheryl Norey, United Way of Jackson Campaign Kickoff; Phil Wrzesinski, The Toy House; Kate Lambert-Lee, Community Action Agency; Eileen Lienhart, Jackson Family Fall Festival; Big Brothers Big Sisters Match of the Month
Guy Sanville and Erika Thiede from the Purple Rose Theatre Company on The Bart Hawley Show from JTV Studios on Vimeo.
Photos from the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony at the new "Jets Hangar" at Jackson College. Photos by JTV.
Come out with JTV to this fun fundraiser for the United Way of Jackson. Copyright JTV, Inc., 2015.
Photos from the Bath Invitational Cross Country Meet. Photos by Teague Gerweck, JTV.
JACKSON, MI - The Potter Center at Jackson College welcomes country superstar Martina McBride to the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, the kickoff to the 2015-16 entertainment season. The multi-million selling vocalist gathered a group of enduring musical chestnuts and assembled a small band to record them live in the studio for her latest album. The result, a collection titled “Everlasting,” is a stunning listening experience, with McBride finding fresh nuances in familiar lyrics and working within beautifully crafted new arrangements of cherished melodies. She breathes new life into ballads like “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long,” “If You Don’t Know Me By Now” and “Do Right Woman” by digging into the deeper meaning of their messages. McBride is equally refreshing on such tempo tunes as “Wild Night” and “Suspicious Minds.” Motown gets some new twists in her versions of “Come See About Me” and “What Becomes of the Broken Hearted.” The 1967 Linda Ronstadt ballad “Little Bit of Rain” becomes a standout moment on McBride’s new record. So is the reworking of the 1966 Etta James/Sugar Pie DeSanto romp “In the Basement,” where McBride is joined by pop star Kelly Clarkson. Soulful Gavin DeGraw is her duet…
