Center For Family Health Jackson County Scoreboard – September 29th, 2025
JTV Sports File Photo. Jackson College Volleyball, 9-25-25.
Events of Tuesday, September 30, 2025
Eastern Branch Storytime. 11 AM to 12 PM. JDL Storytimes offer age-appropriate books, music, and activities for babies, toddlers, families, and young children. Most importantly, they help develop everyone’s imaginations! Storytimes will run weekly September 2-November 25 from 11 AM-12 PM. Eastern Branch, Jackson District Library. “When The River Flows Over the Same Stone Twice” Exhibit. On Display Until End of December. The Ella Sharp Museum welcomes a new exhibit curated by Jackson’s own Doug Jones – artist, educator, and leader in the movement for Equitable Art. With over 60 large-scale public art projects across Southeast Michigan, Jones blends community development, mental health, and collaborative creativity to drive social change through the arts. During open hours at Ella Sharp Museum. Upcoming: Wednesday, October 1 Jackson College Adjunct Hiring Fair. 5 PM to 7 PM. Are you passionate about teaching and ready to make a difference? Join us at Jackson College’s Adjunct Hiring Fair! We are seeking enthusiastic and qualified adjunct faculty to join our team for the second half of the Fall 2025 semester and Spring 2026 semester with an hourly wage of $46 – $56. We are hiring across all disciplines, with immediate needs in: Mathematics (all levels), English, Natural…
Public Safety Training Notice: Active Shooter Training at Jackson College
(September 29, 2025 10:44 AM ET) The Summit Township Fire Department and the City of Jackson Fire Department, in collaboration with local law enforcement and emergency services, will be conducting a multi-agency active shooter training at Jackson College on the following dates: October 1, 2, and 3, 2025 Jackson College Central Campus – 2111 Emmons Rd, Jackson, MI 49201 This planned training exercise is part of ongoing efforts to enhance emergency response readiness and coordination among first responders in the event of an active shooter incident. What Residents Need to Know: This is a training exercise only. There is no cause for public alarm. Simulated emergency scenarios will take place inside and around Jackson College buildings. Residents may see a large presence of emergency vehicles, personnel in tactical gear, and hear simulated gunfire or other loud noises during the exercises. Sections of the campus may be closed to the public temporarily for safety and training integrity. “This type of training is essential to ensure that our first responders are fully prepared to act swiftly and effectively in real-life crisis situations,” said officials from both fire departments. “We appreciate the public’s understanding and cooperation as we work to improve the safety…