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“SAU Serves” Kicks Off Volunteering Project

SAU students help update school playground during Welcome Weekend as part of a series of service projects.  Photo courtesy SAU. (September 27, 2022 10:52 AM) On Wednesday, September 28, Spring Arbor University will begin a community-wide volunteer initiative as part of its Sesquicentennial celebration. The initiative aims to encourage students, alums, family, and friends to participate in the greater SAU community by serving others throughout their local communities and organizations. SAU is aiming to accumulate over 150,000 volunteer hours throughout the duration of its Sesquicentennial year. Courtlyn Helder '23, Coordinator of Outreach Ministry, said, "As children of the living Christ and as critical participants in the contemporary world, our job is to steward our gifts and care for God's people and all of creation out of gratitude for what Jesus did for us." Wednesday morning will kick off the 150,000 hours of service with multiple opportunities to volunteer at 30 different locations that SAU has partnered with throughout the local area. Participants will meet in the Dunckel Gymnasium of the McDonald Athletic Center on SAU's main campus for instructions and a blessing before being sent out into the community. After finishing their service projects in the morning, participants will return…

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Tuesday, September 27, 2022

All new Tuesday, JTV News presents The Morning Show. Today, Andy and Bart’s guests: Dr. Donna O’Neill, Infectious Disease Specialist, The PIIC Center.  Stephen Osmond, Jackson Symphony Orchestra  Jim Dolsen & Jeff Hawley, US Staffing.  9 AM and 11 AM.    All new Tuesday on The Bart Hawley Show:   Dr. Dan Phelan, President, Jackson College;  Julie Johnson, Executive Director, Ella Sharp Museum;  Nicole Johnson JSO Guild Holiday Ball;  Tom Rooney, 308 Brass Rail.  1, 5, 8, and 11 PM;  2 and 5 AM.    Locker Room presented by County National Bank.  The Right Approach:   Phil's guest this week is owner of Avenue Auto, Brian Humphrey.  Jackson Recreation Department Youth Football Highlights and High School Football Highlights from around the Jackson area. Food Circus:  One North Kitchen & Bar in Jackson is featured. Besides having a huge bar and large seating area, they also have great food including jambalaya and classic fish and chips. Where We Live:  Where We Live visits the home of Ray Dawson, award winning Taxidermist. Check out his amazing work and incredible collection. On Senior Living, Karol Buchholz visits the "Carnival" at Legacy Assisted Living Center. Presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers. The Jackson Show:   Highlights from…

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Extreme Dodge Jackson County Scoreboard September 26, 2022

Boys soccer Lenawee Christian 4, Jackson Christian 2: The Royals battled back from a 3-0 halftime deficit. Aaron Cartwright scored eight minutes into the second half and appeared to have scored another goal five minutes later. But the referee blew the play dead – while issuing a yellow card to a Lenawee player. Christian Guerrero scored three minutes later to cut the score to 3-2. But Lenawee Christian scored the final goal of the game two minutes later to gain control. The Royals are 5-7 on the season with the loss.  Hillsdale Academy 4, Michigan Center 0: Michigan Center goalie Hunter Clemons was busy with 23 saves in the contest. “We held them scoreless for 60 minutes, but they wore us down,” MCHS Coach Ray Scaife said.  Onsted 6, Columbia Central 0: The Golden Eagles lost to their rivals from Onsted at home on Monday.  Adrian 4, Jackson 0: The Vikings were shut out on the road in Southeastern Conference action.  On Deck for Sept 27, 2022 Volleyball Hillsdale at Columbia Central 7 p.m.  Union City at Concord 7 p.m.  Michigan Center at East Jackson 7 p.m.  Vandercook Lake at Hanover-Horton 6:30 p.m.  Manchester at Grass Lake 6:30 p.m.  Jackson…

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