This weekend on Locker Room, presented by Aire Serv of Southern Michigan: a one hour end of season special looking back at the 2018-2019 high school basketball season. Boys Players of the Year, Girls Players of the Year and JTV Sports "Top 5 Games of the Year".
Some consider journalism to be one of the world's most underappreciated professions, but their very existence frightens dictators wherever they still exist. Being a journalist can be extremely dangerous in some parts of the world. Recent events in Eastern Europe speak for themselves, and when Formula TV was founded in Georgia in 2019, its main investor David Kezerashvili stated publicly, "Formula TV is the voice of freedom and will uphold the highest standards of free and impartial journalism." A journalistic background is common among successful TV presenters. The transition from learning how to write an engaging newspaper article to present live news may appear to be a long one. A job in front of the camera is not for everyone, but for others, starting a career in broadcasting is quite simple and can come naturally for many people. Broadcasting is a broad field that is suitable for all genders and ages. Broadcasting entails the ability to communicate and inform in a simple and coherent way, hence there are certain requirements that are necessary to guarantee success in the field. These requirements will be discussed below to help you plan the education and training you need for a career within broadcasting.…
March 29 Capital City Brass Band in Concert. Annual Pre-NABBA (North American Brass Band Association) Concert by the Capital City Brass Band will help prepare the band for the National Championships in Fort Wayne, Indiana, April 5-7. The concert is free and along with the full ensemble includes performances by all the band's competing soloists and chamber ensembles. 7 PM, JSO Weatherwax Hall, 215 West Michigan Avenue, Jackson. The Michigan Theatre presents Kev Nichols. Kevin Nichols and Blue Tuesday host Blues Jam. Doors open at 6:30 P.M. Music Starts at 7:00 PM. Bar and Concessions available for purchase. Admission is FREE!!! Chuckles for Charity. Featuring comedian Jason Douglas. All proceeds from this event go to benefit disAbility Connections, a local non-profit which assists and advocates on behalf of individuals and families in our community who deal with the effects of disease, accident, and disability. Silent Auction – 50/50 Raffle – and more! Details: Facebook event page, click here. Commonwealth Commerce Center, City View Ballroom. 6 PM. March 30 The Library Fights Back. Use the Force this Spring Break to make your way to the Jackson District Library and work toward becoming a Jedi Master. The district-wide challenge is scheduled from March…
Today on The Bart Hawley Show, guests include: Mike Hirst, Andy’s Place; Richard Thoune, Jackson County Health Department; Joe Zessin, Principal, Dibble School, with Elizabeth McClain, Community Action Agency; Sloan Bladowski, Essence Morgan and Victoria Sosinski, Jackson Area Career Center; Heather Price, Sandhill Crane Vineyards; Sandy Mortimer, Kiwanis Travel Adventure Film Series. 1, 5, 8 and 11 PM; 2 and 5 AM Saturday. Replay from March 28.
