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Wednesday Jackson City Championship Golf Matches

Jackson area golfer Rob Longbrake, shown here during a qualifying round, earned a win in Wednesday’s round of 16 at the Jackson City Golf Championship at Cascades Golf Course. Photo by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. Zach DeFrain def. Doug Bevan 5 & 3 Brian Coon def. John Tarpley 3 & 2 Bret Valkuchak def. Mike Raymond 7 & 5 Nick Henman def. Chris Chaney 1 up (24 holes) Tom Butterfield def. Conor Spencer 3 & 2 Cody Lysher def. Tim Pickering 7 & 6  Greg Zeller def. Jamie Clark 5 & 4 Rob Longbrake def. Nick Reynolds 3 & 2 Thursday Quarterfinal Matches DeFrain vs. Coon Valkuchak vs. Henman Butterfield vs. Lysher Zeller vs. Longbrake *Tee times are scheduled between 2:16 and 2:37 p.m. Thursday

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Railroad Bridges Being Replaced This Weekend

(August 9, 2023 4:21 PM ET) Starting today, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will close the Michigan Line rail corridor to train traffic in Jackson to allow crews to safely replace two century-old railroad bridges over Jackson and Mechanic streets.  It is estimated that the Jackson Street Bridge will be replaced on the evening of Aug. 11 while the Mechanic Street Bridge will be replaced on the morning of Aug. 12. Area residents can expect more noise and bright lights in the evening. Jackson, Mechanic, Detroit, and Van Buren streets will remain closed through the end of the project. Motorists should follow the posted detours. Blackstone Street will be temporarily closed and reopen on Aug. 15.  Amtrak Wolverine Service trains that operate between Chicago and Detroit/Pontiac will start and terminate at Battle Creek. Limited connecting bus service will be provided between Battle Creek and Pontiac. Please see the Amtrak Passenger Service Notice website for more information.

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Consumers Energy to Explore Selling 13 Hydro Facilities

The Tippy Dam in Manistee, one of 13 hydroelectric facilities owned and operated by Consumers Energy. (August 9, 2023 10:46 AM ET) Consumers Energy today announced it is exploring the possibility of selling its 13 hydroelectric facilities as the company continues to evaluate the future of the dams and considers all options to safely maintain the dam reservoirs. Consumers Energy last year held a series of public meetings with community members and local leaders about the dams’ future. Based on community feedback, Consumers Energy says it understands how important these facilities and the associated reservoirs are to local communities. Therefore, the company is exploring all options to safely maintain the reservoirs – the lakes created by the dams -- while reducing costs for Consumers Energy’s customers.  The company has scheduled a virtual news conference this afternoon with Norm Kapala, Consumers Energy’s vice president of generation operations, and Adam Monroe, Consumers Energy’s executive director of hydro generation.  Kapala and Monroe will deliver brief remarks and answer questions about today’s announcement. “After numerous conversations over the past year, it is clear the reservoirs are important for economic and recreational opportunities in these communities across Michigan,” said Norm Kapala, Consumers Energy’s vice president…

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