Jonesville Tool & Manufacturing on Global Great Lakes
We travel to Jonesville and get a tour of Jonesville Tool & Manufacturing, LLC. They supply automotive military commercial compressors.
We travel to Jonesville and get a tour of Jonesville Tool & Manufacturing, LLC. They supply automotive military commercial compressors.
Re-live the highlights from the 2013 Jackson County Rose Parade. Marching Bands, floats, classic cars and more can be seen at this wonderful event.
The Legs for Legacy fundraising walk and run returns for the second year at Cascades Falls. The event, organized by JAYO members Jacob Inosencio, Preston Christoff and Lexi Shupbach is a fundraiser for the Legacy Scholarship Program. It will be held on Saturday, June 15 starting at 8:30 am. Registration information available here. Other guests today include: Brad Hamilton, Superintendent of Grass Lake Community Schools; JCC Now with Tina Matz and Debbie Johnson; Ann Green, Arts & Cultural Alliance of Jackson County and local artist Jane Robinson; Shop Rat Foundation's Kelly Burr; Pet of the Week with Kathy Brafford, Cascades Humane Society.
The Northwest Kiwanis Club Flowering Tree Project kicked off with a groundbreaking ceremony and the planting of the first tree at Sparks Foundation County Park. The club is taking on the initiative of beautifying the local park system through the planting of hundreds of flowering trees. Film coverage of the ceremony on today's show. Studio guests include: Jackson Public Schools Superintendent Dan Evans; Ella Sharp Museum Executive Director Amy Reimann with Kyle Liechty, Art, Beer and Wine Festival (Saturday, June 8, Noon to 5pm); Chad Kennedy, Jackson Friendly Home board trustee, Polka Dance Fundraiser (Friday, June 7, Bone Island Grill, 6 to 11pm, tickets: 812-7526); Steven Briggs, Sylvan Learning Center Director; Jackson Symphony Orchestra Community String Ensemble members Clyde McKaney, Linda Rockwell and Matthew Polson with the Spring Concert, Saturday, June 8, 7pm, JSO Performing Arts Center; Jackson Coffee Company Drawings of the Month with Brian Surgener.
"Arts in the Park" begins this Friday, June 7 at Swains Park in Brooklyn. "The Village Square Acoustics", Bob Elrod, Frank Helton and Ralph Mullins performed on the show today as a preview of their August concert. Mallard Brothers and a movie kick off the season this Friday. Other show guests: Shawn Dowling, Program Coordinator, Healthcare for Homeless Veterans, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System; a tour of Auto-Lab of Jackson; Tony Krupa, Addison Awning; Susan Vandercook and Dave Geisen, Big Brothers Big Sisters "Golf for Kids Sake; Stan Mazur and Jeff Mazur, Jackson Northwest Kiwanis tree planting project.
Join us as we celebrate the bluesfest with the band Mojo Phoenix also we take a look at the Junior achievement Grand Prix and the band wheels of thunder.
We tour Labor Aiding Systems and get a hands-on look at their factory.
By Larry JacobsonJTV SportsTo write an article about Jackson High Senior Cierra Pryor – the athlete – doesn’t do her justice and, frankly, it’s not much of a challenge. Google her name and the list of athletic accomplishments is amazing. Watch her run around the track at the James R. Selby Track & Field Classic, where she is now an unprecedented four-time winner of the Outstanding Female Performer Award and it’s breathtaking. She is that fluid, that smooth, that impressive… Cierra doesn’t enter track meets – she dominates them. And when faced with an obstacle (or a hurdle to use a track term) she clears it. Cierra’s right foot is her ‘jump foot,’ meaning when she runs the long jump (in which she holds the state record) she goes airborne off that right foot. During the basketball season this winter she severely sprained the ligaments in her right ankle, making it difficult to get that dynamic lift. Undaunted, Cierra simply started jumping off her left foot. It’s a change that the untrained eye would never notice, but to an athlete it’s significant. To Cierra, it was simply an obstacle that needed to be overcome. ‘Bad right foot? Use the left…
Interim East Jackson Community Schools Superintendent Rich Ames will be retiring at the end of June, to be replaced by current East Jackson High School Principal Pat Little. Today, a look back at the past school year and end of year activities. Other guests: Jeff Matzen, Matzen Financial with "Money Matters"; Rick Collett and Zania Payne, JCISD Astronomy Camp; Former Miss Jackson County Outstanding Teen Shannon Watts; Jackson YMCA Executive Director Rick Wilson and Camp Director Joe Finley; Pet of the Week with Kathy Brafford. UPDATE: Today's show will replay on Thursday, May 30.
Check out the 4th Annual Wine & Beer Fest presented by Experience Jackson held at the Michigan International Speedway. The festival includes wine and beer vendors, shopping, food, entertainment, wine and food pairings, demonstrations and much more.