LifeWays Community Mental Health on The Jackson Show
LifeWays Community Mental Health brings you a special documentary highlighting 50 years of hope for Jackson and Hillsdale Counties.
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Rick Brenner, President, Michigan International Speedway; Phil Willis, Lost Railway Museum, Grass Lake, with Jim Stormont, Grass Township Supervisor; Reps from Jackson Junior Welfare League for upcoming Gala; Stephanie Riggs & Morgan Riggs, Jackson Area Collaborative Kids Source (J.A.C.K.S.); Samantha West, Alzheimer’s Association, Performance by Tuesday Musicale (replay from February 15)
Michigan Center at Hanover Horton Boys Basketball – Photo Gallery
Photos by Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports. Photos from Michigan Center at Hanover Horton Boys Basketball. Final score : Michigan Center 64 - Hanover Horton 51. JTV Sports Order prints or purchase download rights click - Purchase Images [ngg_images source="galleries" container_ids="97" display_type="photocrati-nextgen_pro_blog_gallery" override_image_settings="0" image_quality="100" image_crop="0" image_watermark="0" image_display_size="1280" image_max_height="0" spacing="10" border_size="0" border_color="#FFFFFF" display_captions="0" caption_location="below" ngg_triggers_display="always" ngg_proofing_display="0" captions_enabled="0" captions_display_sharing="1" captions_display_title="1" captions_display_description="1" captions_animation="slideup" is_ecommerce_enabled="0" order_by="sortorder" order_direction="ASC" returns="included" maximum_entity_count="500"]Photos by Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports. Photos from Michigan Center at Hanover Horton Boys Basketball. Final score : Michigan Center 64 - Hanover Horton 51. JTV Sports Order prints or purchase download rights click - Purchase Images
‘It’s a big one’ as Michigan Center travels to face Hanover-Horton tonight
By Mike Moore Staff Writer Michigan Center — In mid-January, as his team was prepping to host Hanover-Horton, Travis Gaddy tried to downplay the game as much as he could. At that time, his Michigan Center team had played just seven games, and he was quick to point out the marathon of a season basketball can be. Well, as Gaddy and his guys get ready for tonight’s rematch at Hanover, the tone has changed. “It’s a big one,” Gaddy said simply. “We’re much closer to the end now, and this is a game that can go a long way in terms of what we want to do.” Center was 7-0 entering the first meeting, and took what was a tight, close game, and turned it into a 66-47 route. “No matter what we think happened the first time, this is going to be 10-times more difficult,” Gaddy said. “Teams don’t go there and win too often.” The Cardinals enter tonight’s showdown 15-0 on the year and a perfect 9-0 in the Cascades Conference. Conversely, Hanover is 14-2 overall and 7-2 in conference play, needing a win to keep hopes alive to share…
