Potter Center Announces 2026-27 Entertainment Lineup
The Boulevards: 50’s Rock and Roll Band. Courtesy photo. (July 13, 2026 9:19 AM ET) Jackson College’s Potter Center has announced its 2026-‘27 entertainment season. Tickets will go on sale to the public on July 20. This year’s schedule includes: Chris Janson, 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026 Award-winning artist, producer and songwriter Chris Janson kicks off the season with his high-energy show and No. 1 country hits. Don't miss hearing his biggest hits such as "Buy Me A Boat," "Fix A Drink," "Good Vibes," "All I Need Is You," “Done,” “Drunk Girl” and more! Tickets start at $35. Beatles vs Stones: A Musical Showdown, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026 The two greatest rock 'n' roll bands of all time face off in a once-in-a-lifetime show. Top tribute bands Abbey Road and Satisfaction – The International Rolling Stones Show offer faithful renditions of favorites in a fun, musical “showdown”! Tickets start at $25. Grand Funk Railroad, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026 The iconic rock band from Flint, Mich., became a top-selling American rock group of the 1970s with their hits like “We’re an American Band” and “Some Kind of Wonderful.” With their timeless hits and stage presence, the…
Women’s Basketball Macomb CC vs Jackson College, 3-3-26 | Photo Gallery
FINAL: Jackson College 85, Macomb CC 56 Women's Basketball NJCAA Division II District Tournament, Macomb CC at Jackson College, 3-3-2026. Photos by Maddie Vieau, JTV Sports. FINAL: Jackson College 85, Macomb CC 56 Women's Basketball NJCAA Division II District Tournament, Macomb CC at Jackson College, 3-3-2026. Photos by Maddie Vieau, JTV Sports.
Jackson College ‘Battle of the Bands’, 2-18-2026 | Photo Gallery
Jackson College 'Battle of the Bands', 2-18-2026. Photos by Joseph Miller, JTV. Jackson College 'Battle of the Bands', 2-18-2026. Photos by Joseph Miller, JTV.
Jackson College Board Selects Trustee; Elects New Chair and Vice Chair
(February 19, 2026 10:18 AM ET) The Jackson College Board of Trustees appointed a new member and elected a new chairwoman, vice-chairman at its regular meeting this past Monday. Donna Lake will now serve as chairwoman. Lake is a retired Jackson Public Schools elementary teacher and a Jackson College alumna. “This past Monday, I was honored to be selected as chair of the Jackson College Board of Trustees. After nearly 13 years of serving on the board, stepping into this leadership role is both humbling and deeply rewarding. “Jackson College has an exceptional and dedicated Board, and I look forward to working closely with my fellow trustees as we continue to move the College forward,” Lake said. “I am also excited to support the outstanding leadership of our President, Dr. Daniel Phelan, as we continue strengthening opportunities for our students and our community. As Jackson College celebrates its 98th year, I am proud to be part of this remarkable institution and look forward to all that the next century will bring to our future students and our community.” Lake takes the leadership of the board following the resignation of Trustee and prior Chairwoman Sheila Patterson, who stepped down for personal reasons…
Jackson College Applied Technology Center Ribbon cutting 2-16-2026 | Photo Gallery
Jackson College Applied Technology Center Ribbon cutting 2-16-2026. The new state-of-the-art Applied Technology Center represents a significant step forward in advancing Jackson College’s mission to support regional workforce and economic development while expanding its utilities programs. Developed in collaboration with key industry partners, the Applied Technology Center features flexible, innovative learning spaces that provide hands-on, real-world training opportunities. The facility includes two program “bay” areas, one with an extra-tall roof to accommodate indoor utility poles. An outdoor training area supports a variety of utility work, including burying cables and operating a bucket truck. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV Jackson College Applied Technology Center Ribbon cutting 2-16-2026. The new state-of-the-art Applied Technology Center represents a significant step forward in advancing Jackson College’s mission to support regional workforce and economic development while expanding its utilities programs. Developed in collaboration with key industry partners, the Applied Technology Center features flexible, innovative learning spaces that provide hands-on, real-world training opportunities. The facility includes two program “bay” areas, one with an extra-tall roof to accommodate indoor utility poles. An outdoor training area supports a variety of utility work, including burying cables and operating a bucket truck. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV
Jackson College Sportsman Banquet, 02-14-2026 | Photo Gallery
Jackson College Sportsman Banquet, 02-14-2026 | Photo Gallery. Photos by Kelly Evans, JTV. Jackson College Sportsman Banquet, 02-14-2026 | Photo Gallery. Photos by Kelly Evans, JTV.

