Spring Arbor University's The Hanging of the Greens, Dec. 2, 2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2417" display="pro_blog_gallery"] Spring Arbor University's The Hanging of the Greens, Dec. 2, 2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV.
Basketball girls high school Northwest at Jackson High School, 12-2-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2416" display="pro_blog_gallery"] Basketball girls high school Northwest at Jackson High School, 12-2-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Hockey Kalamazoo Eagles at Lumen Christi (Optimist Ice Arena), 12-2-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2415" display="pro_blog_gallery"] Hockey Kalamazoo Eagles at Lumen Christi (Optimist Ice Arena), 12-2-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
(December 2, 2022 10:29 AM) Henry Ford Health System today announced the new president for Henry Ford Jackson Hospital. Emily Moorhead, FACHE, has accepted the position, effective immediately. Moorhead has served as interim president since February 2022, and prior to that, her role was chief operating officer. Moorhead will lead the Henry Ford Jackson campus in collaboration with the executive leadership team and oversee the hospital’s planning and operations. She will continue the focus on providing a high quality, safe environment while emphasizing patient, team member and physician engagement. “I am continually inspired by the strength and heart of this organization,” said Moorhead. “It is truly an honor to continue to work with such a strong team and committed community.” A seasoned executive leader, Moorhead brings more than 15 years of experience to the role. Before coming to Henry Ford Health, she held leadership positions in hospital operations and health system strategy at Tenet and Trinity Health. “Emily is a transformational leader,” said Denise Brooks-Williams, Henry Ford Health’s Senior Vice President, and Chief Executive Officer of Market Operations. “We are so pleased she will have the opportunity to build on the momentum she’s already inspired in this critical leadership…
Girls basketball Hudson 57, East Jackson 47: The Lady Trojans lost on the road in non-conference action. Reading 56, Michigan Center 50: Julia Reynolds scored 22 points and added seven rebounds for Michigan Center in the Wednesday night loss. Aaralyn Tripp scored seven points and grabbed nine rebounds for the Cardinals. Reading made nine 3-point baskets in the win. On Deck for Dec. 2, 2022 Girls basketball Columbia Central at Jonesville 7 p.m. Hanover-Horton at Homer 7 p.m. Grass Lake at Leslie (Olivet) 7 p.m. Northwest at Jackson 7 p.m. Colon at Jackson Christian 6:30 p.m. Michigan Center at Lakewood (Olivet) 5:30 p.m. Haslett at Western 7 p.m. Hockey Kalamazoo Eagles at Lumen Christi (Optimist) 6 p.m.
Friday JTV News presents The Morning Show. Today, Andy and Jenifer’s guests: Craig Hatch, Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and Experience Jackson. Kelly Grygiel and Erica Estelle, American 1 Credit Union. Phil Tripp, Tripp’s Auto Shop. Ric Walton, The Walton Insurance Group. 9 AM and 11 AM. Replay from November 30. Friday on The Bart Hawley Show: While Bart is away this week, we feature Friday JTV's 22nd anniversary show from October. 1, 5, 8, and 11 PM; 2 and 5 AM. Food Circus: Two fantastic young chefs dazzle us in the kitchen. First, Abbey Frew makes fish tacos with an avocado sauce and cucumber and pineapple salsa. Then, Kadence Divietri makes chicken roulade. Where We Live: It’s the holiday season, so it is time to once again visit Gwinn’s Christmas Tree Farm in Horton. Presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers. The Jackson Show: Jackson Story Fest Celebrates 35 Years of Storytelling in the Jackson community. Adam Mellema and Jenifer Strauss Share Their Personal Stories, Continuing The Tradition of StoryFest. At Home Jackson: AB Cleaning – A clean house creates a happy home, and the services of AB Cleaning can take care of yours! We will be joined by owner Brett Pond as we go over tips to de-clutter and clean up your…
Friday, December 2 Hanging of the Greens. 7 to 10 PM. Spring Arbor University will host the 22nd annual Hanging of the Greens tonight! It’s a fun night filled with Christmas music, candle lighting, fireworks, and a community reception that includes horse and wagon rides, balloon artists, kids’ activities, roasted almonds, cookies, cocoa, and more! The event begins with a concert at The Arbor Church featuring students from our music department. Following the concert, everyone will walk to the university plaza for a candle lighting and “Silent Night” sing-a-long. Fireworks will follow the candle lighting and kick off the community Christmas party. The School of Education faculty and students will provide fun Christmas activities for kids, horse and wagon rides will carry guests through campus, cookies, cocoa and other yummy Christmas treats will be served, and more! All events are free and open to the general public. All ages are encouraged to attend. Parking is available at The Arbor Church. Columbia Central presents “CLUE”. Columbia Central High School Auditorium. CLUE is a murder mystery comedy. The performance is based on the movie from 1985, which is based on the board game. Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7 PM. Matinees on Saturday…
Jackson College returns to Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Jackson, 12-1-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2414" display="pro_blog_gallery"] Jackson College returns to Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Jackson, 12-1-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV.
Spring Arbor University players celebrate the victory over WCU on Thursday. Photo courtesy Spring Arbor University. (December 1, 2022 4:48 PM) For the seventh time in program history, Spring Arbor University has reached the NAIA Women’s Soccer National Championship Semifinals after defeating William Carey University 1-0 on Thursday. Lexi Ponstein provided the game-winner, finding the back of the net in the seventh minute, while Blair Currie was outstanding between the pipes making a season-best 11 saves. GAME HIGHLIGHTS Spring Arbor scored the only goal of the match in the seventh minute. Ponstein forced a William Carey turnover just outside the 18-yard box, quickly collected the ball and blasted a shot from the top of the box past the Crusader keeper. William Carey, which entered the day with the second-most goals scored in the NAIA this season, searched desperately for an equalizer in the second half, recording 20 shots in the period. However, Currie and the SAU defense were up to the task and kept the high-powered Crusaders off the scoreboard. Currie registered a season-best 11 saves in the shutout victory. The clean sheet was the 19th of the year for SAU – tied for the most in the country…
