Photos: Father Gabriel Richard beats Lansing Christian 2-0
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[ Read More ]Profile: Greenhills’ Seir making a difference on and off the field
It was a busy spring for Gabe Seir, who was one of several key players to help lead the Greenhills baseball team to its first ever Regional title. In fact, the junior helped win the game that
[ Read More ]SPOTLIGHT: Ann Arbor State Bank is lending more than a hand to the community – and with local accountability
It wasn’t that long ago that the four corners of small town America consisted of the courthouse, the school, the church and the local bank. They were the foundation of every town and village, and
[ Read More ]In Photos: Pioneers return to work with focus, enthusiasm
The Pioneer football team has been hard at work since opening their 2019 practice session at midnight on Sunday. The team worked out later in the week during sunny skies and then rainy conditions
[ Read More ]First Dexter-Chelsea Road segment of the B2B Trail opening this month
HWPI and WPARC are excited to announce the official opening of the first Dexter-Chelsea Road segment of the B2B Trail! This stretch of trail boasts a beautiful bridge over Mill Creek, stunning
[ Read More ]2019 Local High School Football schedules
Skyline Eagles Thursday, Aug. 29 at Warren Mott Friday, Sept. 6 at Okemos Friday, Sept. 13 Home vs. Pinckney Friday, Sept. 20 at Bedford Friday, Sept. 27 at Pioneer Friday, Oct. 4 at Monroe
[ Read More ]Ask the Grand Master: WLAA presents Conversations with Keith Hafner
One of the top ranked schools out of the approximately 1,600 in the country, Keith Hafner’s Karate in downtown Ann Arbor has been visited by hundreds of martial arts school owners and black belt
[ Read More ]Washtenaw County Names Alize Asberry Payne First Racial Equity Officer
Washtenaw County Administration and the Racial Equity Team is happy to announce that the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has appointed Alize Asberry Payne as the
[ Read More ]Tackling anxiety, depression in teens: U-M takes mental health care to schools around the state
ANN ARBOR—As a counselor at Charlevoix Middle and High School, Karrie Gaffney has seen students struggle to access the mental health care they need. “Oftentimes in our area, for students to
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