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A season and group to be proud of

Smoyer praises his Napoleon girls after one-loss season on the hardwood   By Mike Moore Staff Writer   Napoleon – The girls basketball state finals were played Saturday at the Breslin Center.   By all accounts, Steve Smoyer and his Napoleon squad had plans of being there, and for the better part of the winter, made a point to show they just may be good enough to do so.   And that’s just part of what makes a single loss so tough to accept, especially when it ended the Pirates’ season.   “It’s really a mix of emotions when it ended,” Smoyer said of the season, which wrapped up last week in a 40-30 loss to Ypsilanti Arbor Prep in a Class C regional final. “In the end, if we had one loss this year, it was going to be a big loss because of where it was.”   The Pirates ended the year 24-1, and roughly a week after that lone loss, Smoyer had nothing but praise for his girls and the season they put together.   “I’ve probably never been more proud of this team than I was in that game,” Smoyer said of the loss. “Especially defensively. We…

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Monday, March 21

Jackson Area Catholic Parish Pastors, Father Tim MacDonald, Father Tim Nelson & Father Chas Canoy;  Laurie LaZebnik, Local Author;  Nicole Gilbert, Jackson District Library, Napoleon Branch Manager;  Tammie Wright, Scruples Salon;  Rob Tipton & Nora Dillon, Swing into Spring, JSO Guild Event;  Weekend Event Highlights;  JTV Sports Weekend Highlights    

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Franke Center Fundraiser Gala and Classic Movie April 9

Classic comedy and on-stage antics are in store when the Franke Center for the Arts offers fans of Marilyn Monroe a "hot date" with the star. The classic cult comedy "Some Like it Hot" will be screened as part of the center's annual gala fund-raiser April 9. For years, the movie has held the No. 1 position on the American Film Institute's list of the funniest American movies ever made. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for early-bird patrons to obtain concessions and contest tickets. The program will begin at 7 p.m. Monroe stars in the madcap story about two men - played by Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis - who go on the run from murderous gangsters during the Prohibition era, and end up masquerading as women in an all-girl jazz band. "The movie was made in 1959 and it's still the ultimate 'men in drag' comedy," said Franke Center Executive Director Patty Williams. "It was considered so outrageously sexy that it was even banned in Kansas - although I think they've gotten over that by now." Admission tickets are being sold on a reserved-seat basis at $15 each, available for purchase online at www.frankecenterforthearts.org, by calling the box office…

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Jackson College Announces Dean’s List

Jackson College has announced the students named to the Dean's List for the fall 2015 semester.  Students are recognized each fall, winter and spring semesters for high academic achievement by being named to the Dean’s List. The minimum requirements for being named are: Full-time students who complete 12 or more credits during the semester with a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher. Part-time students, who after completing a total of 12, 24,36, 48, 60, 72, 84 and 96 credit hours, have earned a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.                  Full-time students from Jackson County and surrounding area include: Ambar Albarran, Albion Erin Abraham, Jackson Andrew Adkins, Jackson Alexandra Aiello, Jackson Jacob Alexander, Grass Lake Ana Alves, Jackson Theresa Anderson, Jackson Jacob Anuszkiewicz, Jackson Madison Anuszkiewicz, Jackson Krista Arellano, Jackson Breanna Arkles, Jackson Ashley Aungst, Cement City Ritchelle Avriett, Grass Lake Collin Axon, Jackson Danielle Bailey, Jackson Jonathan Bailey, Michigan Center Amanda Ballagh, Munith Holly Barnes, Jackson Julie Barnes, Jackson Andrew Barney, Grass Lake Morgan Bartell, Jackson Ashley Bartlett, Grass Lake Abbe Barton, Concord Audrey Baxter, Jackson Ashley Beals, Parma Tyler Bearden, Brooklyn David Belden, Jackson Anna Bertram, Jackson Nathan Bethel, Jackson Kennedy Betts,…

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Jackson Community Food Pantry Sculpture Contest

Five area schools unveiled their food sculptures today at ART 634 in the first annual Jackson Community Food Pantry sculpture competition.  This weekend, gallery visitors can vote for their favorite sculpture by donating money to the pantry.  Schools competing include Northwest, Jackson Preparatory & Early College, Jackson Christian School;  Jackson Area Career Center's JROTC and Agriscience programs.  Students from the five schools designed and built the sculptures using non-perishable food items that students collected.  The sculptures, along with donations, will be donated to the Jackson Community Food Pantry. The gallery is open for voting on Saturday and Sunday from 12 Noon to 4pm at ART 634's main gallery at 634 North Mechanic Street in Jackson.  The winning school, to be announced at the end of the exhibit, will receive the custom trophy (below).

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Saturday, March 19-Sunday March 20

Saturday 1pm and 7pm, Sunday 3pm – Hanover-Horton vs. Dansville;  Saturday 3pm and 9pm, Sunday 9pm – Hanover-Horton vs. Pewamo-Westphalia;  Sunday 1pm and 7pm – Onsted vs. Adrian  

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