Jackson News Briefs December 12, 2022
County National Bank Announces Promotion of Randy Tate to VP – Loss Mitigation Officer Joe R. Williams, President and CEO of County National Bank (“CNB”), is pleased to announce the recent promotion of Randy Tate to Vice President – Loss Mitigation Officer. Randy joined CNB in September of 2009 as Loss Mitigation Manager with extensive experience and training in loss mitigation & delinquency management with both Fannie Mae (FNMA) and The Federal Housing Association (FHA). He was promoted to Loss Mitigation Officer in March of 2011 and to Assistant Vice President in May of 2015. He has successfully managed the CNB Loss Mitigation Department for several years, primarily focused on consumer and mortgage lending. Within the last year, he has accepted responsibility for commercial loan relationships and has put processes and procedures in place to better manage the commercial loan portfolio. Randy attended Western Michigan University and Wright State University, where he studied business management. He gives back to his community through his church, serving on the Michigan Works! Southeast Outreach Advisory Committee, and various CNB sponsored activities. American 1 Credit Union Announces Internal Promotion of Erica Estelle to Community Partnership Manager American 1 Credit Union is pleased to announce…
Monday, December 12, 2022
All new Monday JTV News presents The Morning Show. Today, Andy and Jenifer’s guests: Zoe Lyons, Jackson Director & Bobbie Norman, Program Manager, MDHHS. Missy Tackett-Warner, Jackson Postmaster. Jennifer Spencer, Jackson Candle Company. 9 AM and 11 AM. All new Monday on The Bart Hawley Show: Dr. Courtland Keteyian, VP, Population Health, Henry Ford Jackson Hospital; Kelby Wallace, Jackson TSC Manager, MDOT; Craig Britton, Capital City Brass Band; Justin Shuberg, Walt’s Health Foods; Joe Wolfe, Kiwanis Club Newspaper Sale. 1, 5, 8, and 11 PM; 2 and 5 AM. Food Circus: Farm to table. Grain to glass. Adrien takes the short trip to downtown Marshall to visit Grand River Brewery and interview general manager Joel Tompkins, head bartender Mike Reynolds and lead sous chef Michael Smith. Where We Live: Where We Live tours the home of Randy and Wendy Treacher. See lovely decorated trees, Holiday Villages, a few more trees, collectible ornaments, some more trees…and yes, even more trees. It’s Christmas decorating Treacher Style on Where We Live, presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Center. The Jackson Show: All new episode! Highlights from Home For The Holidaze Variety Show performed at the Michigan Theatre. Singing, dancing, acting and more. At Home Jackson: Ductz and Homesteady – Home improvement is a favorite topic on our…
Events of Monday, December 12, 2022
The Voice Viewing Party. 7 PM. K105.3 is partnering with the Michigan Theatre of Jackson to host a free viewing party for Brayden Lape's final performance on NBC's 'The Voice' this Monday night. The viewing party will take place Monday, December 12 at the Michigan Theatre of Jackson, 124 N. Mechanic St. Doors open at 7:00 p.m., K105.3 will play Brayden Lape trivia with the audience and give away prizes beginning at 7:30 p.m., and the episode will begin airing at 8:00 p.m. The bar and concessions at the theatre will be open. Admission is free, but donations to the theatre are welcome. K105.3 will also be accepting donations of non-perishable food items for the Jackson Community Food Pantry as well as new, unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots. Free Holiday Caroling Concert. 7 PM. Enjoy the sounds of the season with Jackson College’s Vocal Point concert choir! Vocal Point will present a free Holiday Caroling Concert at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12 in the Jets Hangar on Central Campus. This will be “a brief sprinkle of holiday music,” said Director of Choral Activities, Dr. Richard Hintze. The program will include: “Norwegian Alleluia,” by Kim Andre Arnesen, “Sing We Now…
Jackson High Presents Rock ‘n’ Roll Wrestling
Western High School wrestler Nolan Wahtola, bottom, was able to hold off being pinned by Jadion Range of Jackson during an assembly meet at JHS on Wednesday. By Jeff Steers JTV Sports (December 11, 2022 8:28 AM) As the music pounded and reverberated across the cement walls at Jackson High School, members of the cheer squad and Drum Line made their way into the small gymnasium. Soon, the former basketball gymnasium was nearly filled with parents and students as the noise grew louder. Then, a funny thing happened. A wrestling match broke out between Jackson and Western high schools. The Vikings presented an assembly wrestling meet on Wednesday featuring 40 wrestlers from Jackson High School and nearly as many from Western High School. Assembly wrestling meets may be becoming more popular with schools for a few reasons – recruiting and a shortage of referees. “We are trying to get more exposure to the sport for boys and girls,” JHS Coach Charles Hoover said. “The availability of referees was bad before COVID 19. “We have moved all of our league meets to Thursdays.” The assembly wrestling meet featured DJ Mike Holiday, the full cheer squad, the school’s Drum Line, and two…