Wednesday, June 15, 2022
JTV News presents The Morning Show. Wednesday, Andy and Bart’s guests: Zoe Lyons, Jackson Director, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Dave Elwell, Blackman Charter Township LDFA Board. 9 AM and 11 AM. Wednesday on The Bart Hawley Show: Deputy Jay Truchan, Life Jacket Program & Deputy Dan Deering, Marine Division, Jackson County Sheriff's Department; Josh Smith, School Counselor, Western Schools; Jason Crist, Assistant Athletic Director & Head Women's Soccer Coach; Spring Arbor University Sports Camps; Julia Reed Nichols & Andrew Thorp, Pin-Ups On Tour. 1, 5, 8, and 11 PM; 2 and 5 AM. This week on JTV: Food Circus: All new episode! The scenic grounds, unique bridges and stunning venue create the perfect setting for any occasion at the Cascades Manor. General Manager Kirk Root and his team show us around and make a fabulous meal. Hosted by Adrien Sharp. Where We Live Where We Live heads south to Manitou Beach and visits the Devils Lake Yacht Club. Manager Stephen Gongola and Board Member Michael Clark show us around the recently updated grounds and even a trip on the lake. Cast off for a good time at the Devils Lake Yacht Club presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Center. The…
Events of Wednesday, June 15, 2022
Wednesday Family Night at the Cascades. The Cascades Wednesday Family Nights start at 7:30 pm. Admission is $10 for up to 8 family members. Summer concerts all season! Tonight, music by Michael May and the Messarounds Quartet. Details at http://www.jacksoncountyparks.org JTPN Groundbreaking. 3:30 PM. The official Groundbreaking Ceremony of the new Jackson Technology Park North will occur on Wednesday, June 15 at 3:30 PM. The Jackson Technology Park North (JTPN) is the newest expansion of the Township’s Jackson Technology Park industrial/technology park created by the Local Development Finance Authority (BLDFA). The event will take place at 3608 County Farm Road, across the street from Sercombe Trucking and Technique. Please look for parking signs. Michigan Theatre Summer Kids Series. They are back!! Our Summer Kids Series start June 14th with the movie “Minions”. Doors open at 30 minutes before screening. Show times are 11 AM. and 2 PM. Kids combo: Small drink and popcorn $4. Admission $1. The Kids Film Series is sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Jackson and True Community Credit Union. The series runs Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday with two shows each day. Farmers Market and Music in the Park. There will fresh strawberries at market! Veggies, beef, eggs, honey,…
Extreme Dodge Jackson County Scoreboard June 14, 2022
Softball quarterfinals Division 2 at Kalamazoo College Stevensville Lakeshore 1, Northwest 0: Northwest outhit Lakeshore 5-3, but could not push a run across the plate. The Mounties finish the season with a 39-4 record. Division 3 at Adrian College Algonac 5, Grass Lake 4: Algonac scored five times in the last three innings to pull out the win. Grass Lake finishes the season with a 38-4 record. R.W. Mercer Jackson Junior Golf Tour Deer Run Golf Course Boys 10 and under Jayce Swihart 40 Jacob Sturgill 47 Derek Boldt 56 Brecken Gough 61 Boys 11-13 Sam Swihart 43 Maddox Mulnix 46 Leo Nguyen 46 Andrew Parrott 47 Andrew Boldt 48 Carson Spencer 49 Maden Brady 51 Lucas Schwartz 52 Jack Sturgill 53 Shawn Potter 55 Cooper Flick 56 Spencer Johnson 56 Aiden Mohlman 56 Sullivan Mohlman 57 Parker Gough 58 Luke Anderson 61 Naveen Kulkarni 61 Anderson Jacobs 66 Davis Tallman 70 Warren Huffman 74 Gavin Davis 75 Boys 13-14 Jake Brafford 39 Brandon Ruhl 47 Brody Baum 48 Darius Ambs 51 Cody Rowe 51 Nolan Metheringham 52 Luke DuMont 53 Eli Bowman 55 Javen Palmer 62 Ian Knoblauch 69 Boys 15-16 Jacob Rothman 41 Eric Bonser 42 J.J. Miller…
Area Teams Bow Out of Softball Quarterfinals
Campbell Kloack of Northwest High School recorded a pair of hits in the Mounties’ 1-0 loss to Stevensville Lakeshore in the MHSAA Division 2 softball quarterfinals. Photo by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. By Jeff Steers JTV Sports (June 14, 2022 8:20 PM) Two area teams lost by a total of two runs in quarterfinal action on Tuesday at a pair of locations. Northwest High School lost a heart-breaker to Stevensville Lakeshore 1-0 at Kalamazoo College in Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 2 action. Grass Lake fell to Algonac 5-4 at Adrian College in Division 3 quarterfinal action. The difference between Northwest winning 1-0 or losing 1-0 came down to a pair of calls. Lakeshore scored a run in the bottom of the seventh inning on a hit, error, sacrifice, and a pair of strikeouts. On the second strikeout, the catch dropped the ball and the runner raced home from third base. NWHS Coach Alicia Mobley said both her catcher and pitcher said the third strike was fouled off, not dropped by the catcher. “The umpire stated she (the batter) was six to eight inches from the ball,” Mobley said. A Northwest runner was called out at home on an…
D-3 Softball Quarterfinal Grass Lake vs. Algonac 6-14-22 | Photo Gallery
Softball Division 3 quarterfinals at Adrian College, Grass Lake vs. Algonac. 6-14-22. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2002" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Softball Division 3 quarterfinals at Adrian College, Grass Lake vs. Algonac. 6-14-22. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV Sports.
D-2 Softball Quarterfinal Stevensville Lakeshore vs Northwest 6-14-22 | Photo Gallery
Softball Division 2 Quarterfinals at Kalamazoo College, Stevensville Lakeshore vs. Northwest, 6-14-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2001" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Softball Division 2 Quarterfinals at Kalamazoo College, Stevensville Lakeshore vs. Northwest, 6-14-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Rule Change Could Slash MWSE Services, Staff by 75%
(June 14, 2022 4:15 PM) Today, Michigan Works! Southeast (MWSE) issued an appeal for community support against a federal proposal that would significantly reduce funding for staff and programs. The United States Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration (USDOL) has proposed a Wagner-Peyser Staffing Act Rule that MWSE says would have catastrophic consequences for the state’s businesses and talent. Services would be reduced or eliminated for local veterans, refugee and immigrant services, career seekers and businesses that currently rely on MWSE services. In the appeal, MWSE says the proposed rule change would impact Michigan residents by reducing services to veterans, refugees, and immigrants; eliminating or reducing Clean Slate (Expungement) Services, and a massive reduction of Career Awareness events for high school students. According to the MWSE, business impacts include a reduction of Going PRO Talent Fund training, on-the-job training opportunities, apprenticeship programs, and other services for employers, while employer services would be totally eliminated. “The proposed federal rule change isn’t something that should be taken lightly, and will negatively impact the communities we serve,” said Shamar Herron, Executive Director, Michigan Works! Southeast. “You are talking about services that help local families take the next step towards a better future for…
