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Hanover-Horton earns second consecutive Cascades football crown
Hanover-Horton High School varsity football Coach David Messer has preached mental toughness since taking over the program five years ago. That daily sermon came to fruition Saturday as the Comets overcame a 24-point deficit to win the Cascades Conference championship game 36-30 at Manchester Saturday. With the win Hanover-Horton improves...
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‘It doesn’t feel real’: Hundreds gather at Monroe High School to mourn 2 young lives
Monroe Public Schools held a memorial vigil Wednesday night for two students who died in separate incidents this month. Monroe High School sophomore Trenton Grant, 15, and recent graduate Garrett Siffer, 18, both died this month — leaving behind friends, family, and a school community struggling to make sense of their losses.
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Detroit News' final Metro Detroit high school football rankings
Here are Detroit News sports reporter Brandon Folsom’s Week 9 zone rankings for Metro Detroit high school football teams. More: Subscribe to our high school football newsletter North Howell (9-0) — defeated Northville, 35-22. Birmingham Brother Rice (7-2) — defeated Detroit Catholic Central in OT, 31-25. Detroit Catholic Central (8-1) — lost to Birmingham Brother Rice in OT, 31-25. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (6-3) — defeated Detroit U-D Jesuit, 56-7. Clarkston (8-1) — defeated Muskegon, 24-7. Oxford (7-2) — lost to Romeo, 56-24. Hartland (7-2) — defeated Dearborn Fordson, 30-23. South Lyon (7-2) — defeated Livonia Stevenson, 49-8. Milford (8-1) — defeated Walked Lake Western, 31-28. Walled Lake Western (7-2) — lost to Milford, 31-28. East Romeo (9-0) — defeated Oxford, 56-24. Grosse Pointe South (8-1) — defeated Grosse Pointe North, 36-0. Harper Woods (7-2) — lost to Mason, 24-18. Macomb Dakota (5-4) — lost to Grand Blanc, 31-24. St. Clair Shores Lakeview (7-2) — defeated Sterling Heights Stevenson, 20-13. Marine City (9-0) — defeated Marysville, 21-6. Port Huron (9-0) — defeated Port Huron Northern, 13-10. Almont (9-0) — defeated Garden City, 47-3. Macomb Lutheran North (8-1) — defeated Flat Rock, 40-22. Warren De La Salle (4-4) — lost to
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Ypsi Community Schools join statewide ‘Be a Buddy, Not a Bully’ campaign
As schools across Michigan recognize October as Bullying Prevention Month, Ypsilanti Community Schools (YCS) is joining a statewide effort to encourage kindness, inclusion, and safer learning environments through the “Be a Buddy, Not a Bully” campaign. The initiative, launched by LLYC US in partnership with local schools and organizations, including Rehmann, Samaritas, and the Michigan Educator Workforce Initiative, encourages students, school districts, and businesses to take a stand against bullying by signing a pledge to promote kindness in their schools and communities.
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EMU College of Business hosts groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate upcoming renovations
The Eastern Michigan University College of Business hosted a groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 16, 2026, to celebrate the upcoming renovations to Pierce Hall, which will serve as the college's new home. Multiple prominent members of the college gave short speeches prior to the ceremony, including Nathan Ford, chairperson of the EMU...
News-Herald
Week 9 Downriver area football games and predictions
The News-Herald staff of Alex Muller, Cory Linsner, and Samantha Elliott will predict winners for games involving all of the Downriver-area based high school football teams. Here is a look at the Week 9 slate of games. [LAST WEEK: Alex — 11-3 | Cory — 8-6 | Sam — 10-4]...
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High school football: Breaking down the top games in Week 9
This is it for the Kensington Lakes Activities Association. The league was formed 18 years ago. Now, thanks to conference realignment, it’s calling it quits, with 12 teams headed to the Southeastern Conference next school year and Northville and Novi moving to the Oakland Activities Association. That makes Friday’s KLAA championship game between Gold Division winner Howell (8-0, 6-0) and Black winner Northville (7-1, 5-1) the final football game in league history. And, boy, are there plenty of storylines to help the KLAA go out with a bang. Howell is looking to three-peat as league champion, an impressive feat considering it had to knock off Belleville to claim its first two titles, including upsetting Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood to win in 2024. More: Subscribe to our high school football newsletter “For Howell to win KLAA championships, that’s something special with how good Belleville has been over the years,” Howell coach Brian Lewis said Oct. 19. “To be in that category speaks volumes of this program. Winning championship game trophies and keeping the hardware at home, even in our rivalry games, that just shows the commitment of the players in our program.” But Howell must figure out how to beat Northville.
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Michigan schools confront AI as one district embraces but limits its use
NORTHVILLE — Kristin Mathis keeps the lights low in her classroom at Northville High School. Students put their phones in the pouches of a closet organizer hanging on the wall. On a back shelf sits an object that perhaps feels rare in classrooms in the year 2026 — a bucket of freshly sharpened No. 2 pencils. On this October day, her 10th graders will need those pencils. They have physical papers in their hands, a prompt from Jon Krakauer's book "Into the Wild" about a man named Chris McCandless who died in Alaska at the age of 24 after venturing into the wilderness underprepared. Projected onto the classroom's front screen are four options for categorizing McCandless: Was he a tragic hero? Arrogant and misguided? A reckless fool or a true idealist? The students rise from their desks and pick a corner of the room based on their answer to that question. They gather with others who believe the same and together make a case for why they interpret this man's behavior this way. Each group then shares with the class, and if a student feels persuaded, they can move to the other side of the room. They have to read
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Photo gallery of D2 No. 5 Gibraltar Carlson vs Allen Park in a Week 9 football matchup
Two of the top high school football programs both in the Downriver League and the entire local area met up in a big Week 9 matchup Friday night when Gibraltar Carlson traveled to Allen Park. A 27-8 victory over Lincoln Park the week prior earned Carlson at least a share...
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Michigan Ross Loses A Quarter Of Its International MBAs In One Year
The University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business has released its full-time MBA Class of 2028 profile, and the numbers point in two directions. The incoming class is smaller and significantly less international than last year’s, yet its academic credentials are among the strongest Ross has reported in many years.
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UM Health-Sparrow offers $40,000 in loan repayment to nursing, respiratory therapy students
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - University of Michigan Health-Sparrow is working to address the growing shortage of nurses and respiratory therapists in Mid-Michigan by offering eligible students up to $40,000 in loan repayment through its UM Health-Sparrow Scholars Program. The program provides financial assistance to nursing and respiratory therapy students...
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Detroit Breaks Ground on $50 Million Arts-Focused School to Open in 2027
The Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) broke ground on Oct. 19 for a new Pre-K-8 school in Southwest Detroit that they will call the Southwest International Academy of Arts and Culture. This new school will focus on the arts along with the main educational curriculum. "In addition to their core content classes, we're providing them with exposure to the arts, such as music, dance, theater, etc.," said Machion Jackson, DPSCD Deputy Superintendent of Operations, according to CBS Detroit.
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Ferndale district ups security after threats found in school restroom
Threatening messages found at an Oakland County middle school have prompted school district officials to beef up security as parents asked why they hadn't learned sooner about the threat or why more information wasn't provided. Ferndale Public Schools said "threatening messages" were recently found in a student restroom at Ferndale Middle School. The letter did not say when the threat was made or when the threatened action would take place. Parents said the threat referenced Oct. 27. District administrators currently are working with police to identify a suspect, Superintendent Camille Hibbler said in a letter to students, families and staff. "That work includes reviewing security camera footage and speaking with student and staff," the letter said. The news of the threat came than a month after the Michigan Supreme Court agreed to send the case of Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley to the state Court of Appeals . 'Students are scared' Erin Molnar said her child found the threat just before lunch on Oct. 12. The child told their teacher and he relayed the information to administrators. She said the date of the threat was Oct. 27. Molnar said her child informed her about the threat the following morning.
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Milan Middle School Cadettes Learn About Local Government
Note: On Oct. 20, cadettes from Girl Scouts Troop 40548 attended a Milan City Council work session and the public comment part of city council. At the beginning they learned from a council member about local, state and federal government and how ideas become laws so they could earn their democracy badge. In addition, one cadette wrote the below article about her experience, earning the scribe badge. The troop is led by Rachel Royal and Angie Creech.