Jackson United vs Lumen Christi Hockey – Photo Gallery
Photos by Ryan Kerwin, Photos from Jackson United vs Lumen Christi Hockey, JTV Sports.
Photos by Ryan Kerwin, Photos from Jackson United vs Lumen Christi Hockey, JTV Sports.
Photos by Ryan Kerwin, Photos from Cheerleading District Finals 2016 at Michigan Center, JTV Sports.
Saturday at 1pm, 7pm and Sunday at 1pm: Springport vs Concord; Saturday at 3pm, 9pm and Sunday at 7pm: Hanover-Horton vs Michigan Center; Sunday at 3pm and 7pm: Lumen Christi vs Jackson United Hockey
Photos by Ryan Kerwin, Photos of Hanover Horton vs Michigan Center Boys Basketball, JTV Sports.
Homer vs. Concord Boys Basketball Photo Gallery. Photos by JTV Sports
Marshall vs. Northwest Girls Basketball Photo Gallery. Photos by JTV Sports
The founders of The Benja-Men have announced the results of their first quarterly meeting held on February 15 at Grand River Brewery. A total of $17,351.82 was raised through donations by members of the group and was presented to Food Bank of South Central Michigan. The initial goal was to have 100 men join the cause at their first meeting to raise $10,000 for an area charity. For the first meeting, the organizers chose Food Bank of South Central Michigan, which supplies several area Jackson food pantries with food at a deeply discounted rate. According to today's announcement, more than 104,000 meals will be served to Jackson County residents as a result of the donation. The Benja-Men was founded by Brian Cooper, Mick Falahee, Joe Dunigan and Mike Easter who are encouraging local men to make a local impact. Each quarter, members will gather at the Grand River Brewery to each make a one hundred dollar contribution to a Jackson charity. In a release, the founders thank all those who took time out of their busy lives to attend, join, and donate hard-earned money, proving that "the men of this community DO care and together, we CAN make a…
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Michigan Center can take major step toward conference title tonight By Mike Moore Staff Writer Michigan Center – In a literal and mathematical sense, a victory tonight won’t clinch or guarantee anything. But a quick glance at the remaining schedule, and a little common sense would suggest a victory tonight would shape the landscape for the Michigan Center boys basketball team and its first conference title in a long, long time. Since 1993, to be exact. “One thing we talked about Thursday after practice was not putting too much pressure on ourselves, but really enjoying the moment,” Center coach Travis Gaddy said late Thursday night in regards to tonight’s home tilt against Hanover-Horton. “We have to embrace the moment. We expect a great atmosphere. People have been talking to me about this game for a week now. It’s on us to go out and make the most of it.” Center welcomes in Hanover this evening with a chance to sweep the season series and take a stranglehold of first place in the Cascades Conference standings. “This is a golden opportunity,” Gaddy added. “Not just for me, but for the players, the staff and…
John Denney, Superintendent., Hanover Horton Schools; Carolyn Bloodworth, Consumers Energy, with Kate Lambert-Lee, Community Action Agency, for the Walk for Warmth; Jackson County Spotlight, featuring Jackson Co. Animal Shelter; Dave DeBaker, Entertainment Correspondent