American 1 Credit Union Announces New Downtown Branch
American 1 Credit Union announced today that they will be opening their 16th branch in early 2020 in downtown Jackson. Their new location will be on the first floor of One Jackson Square in the space formerly occupied by Huntington Bank. The branch will house the new American 1 Contact Center as well as a banking space. “Downtown Jackson is on the upswing with new businesses and residential buildings,” shared Martha Fuerstenau, American 1 Credit Union's CEO and President. “This new location will allow us to serve our current and future members who live and work in the heart of our home city.” The Downtown Branch will be open Monday through Saturday and will feature three universal banking stations and a convenient no-fee ATM. This will be the third branch American 1 has opened in Jackson County in one year, making a total of eight branches in the county and deepening American 1’s roots in Jackson, which began in 1950. American 1’s Home Office and corporate offices are located on East Michigan Ave, less than one mile from the new Downtown Branch. American 1 Credit Union serves over 58,000 members with branches also in Washtenaw, Hillsdale, Calhoun, Lenawee, and Wayne…
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
All new Wednesday on The Bart Hawley Show, guests include: Patti Poppe, President & CEO, Consumers Energy; Lane Lewis, AWARE, Jerry Jarzynka, Jackson Co. Prosecutor & Jamie Lee, Child Advocacy Center; Emmanuel Saintin & Cole Thornton, Veritas; Alexa Markham, Jackson YMCA Aquatics Director with Trevor Vanburen; Swim with Santa; Steve Dunigan and Steve Blair, Community Wide Christmas Dinner; Joe Wolfe, Kiwanis Newspaper Sale. Live at 1 PM, replays at 5, 8 and 11 PM; 2 and 5 AM Thursday.
Events of Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Capital City Brass Band Christmas Concerts. The 2019 NABBA Section Section Champions, Capital City Brass Band presents their annual Christmas Concerts. Tonight at Bohm Theatre, 201 S. Superior, Albion at 7 PM. Tickets, $10, available at the door and at bohmtheatre.org. Friday night at Bethel Church, 1691 Springport Road. 7 PM. Free admission to Friday’s concert, donations encouraged. Red Cross Blood Drive. 1 p.m. - 6:45 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 743 West Michigan, Jackson. As influenza activity picks up, the American Red Cross is urging healthy donors or all blood types to give blood or platelets to ensure a strong supply for patients in need. Nite Lites Drive Thru Christmas Light Show. Michigan International Speedway US-12 Entrance only, 12626 US-12, Brooklyn. 5:30 pm - 9 pm Sunday thru Thursday, 5:30 pm - 10:00 pm Friday & Saturday. Pricing: $25 per car, $40 per mini-bus, limo or motor home, $70 per tour bus. All major credit cards accepted. Nite Lites Winter Wonderland: Dec. 6,7,8, Dec. 13,14,15 and Dec. 20,21,22. Children will have the opportunity to have their photos taken with Santa and make their Christmas wishes. Photo s will be taken for a small fee or you are welcome to visit Santa…
Columbia Central vs Western Boys Basketball 12-10-19 | Photo Gallery
Columbia Central vs Western Boys Basketball, Western High School. December 10, 2019. Western 68 Columbia Central 27. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. To order prints or downloads, click here. [ngg src="galleries" ids="616" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Columbia Central vs Western Boys Basketball, Western High School. December 10, 2019. Western 68 Columbia Central 27. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. To order prints or downloads, click here.
Defense, Cottingham Lead Western to Opening Win
Columbia Central High School basketball player Sam Lyke takes the ball to the hoop as Western High School player Ryan Cottingham guards on the play. Photo by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. By Jeff Steers JTV Sports If Wilbur “Shooter” Flatch from the movie “Hoosiers” was describing the Western High School boys’ varsity basketball team this season, he may mention that they didn’t have any tree toppers, but were scrappy, and could chuck it from the cheap seats. Columbia Central High School found out the hard way. The Panthers created more than two dozen turnovers in a 68-27 win at home on Tuesday to start the season. Junior Trey Cottingham finished with 26 points and six steals for Western (1-0). “Our energy level was good tonight,” Cottingham said. “We are small, but we have a lot of heart and intensity.” Western had the opportunity to play the entire bench because of the score. The Panthers went hard until the last whistle of the contest. “We have to speed up the game and take advantage of the other team’s guard play,” Coach Ryan Mulnix said. “We aren’t very big, but we are asking our 6-foot, 2-inch guys to play 6-5 or 6-6.”…
