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Siena Heights Campus Now on the Market
ADRIAN — Siena Heights University’s campus is now officially on the market. The university’s Phoenix Committee said Friday that real estate firm JLL is marketing the campus and its buildings. There is no set asking price, and all legitimate offers are being considered. Early interest has come...
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Jonesville football makes history with first district title in 24 years
UNION CITY — For the first time in 24 years, the Jonesville Comets are district football champions. Jonesville continued its historic postseason run Friday, Nov. 6, defeating Union City 52-30 to capture a MHSAA Division 7 district championship, the program’s first since 2002. The Comets built a 28-6 halftime advantage behind a dominant defensive performance, explosive passing plays and another three-touchdown night from senior running back John Milks. Jonesville advances to face Ottawa Lake Whiteford in the Division 7, Region 4 championship after the Bobcats defeated Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 38-34. Here are the biggest takeaways from Jonesville’s championship victory. More: Jonesville seniors deliver playoff revenge, set sights on history Comets’ defensive front delivers championship performance Jonesville’s defense continued its impressive postseason run, forcing three turnovers and repeatedly delivering game-changing plays against Union City’s straight-T offense. Sophomore lineman Lucas Stanton produced the biggest highlight of the first half, recovering a Union City fumble and returning it for a 75-yard touchdown. Stanton ended the game with five tackles. The score extended Jonesville’s lead to 22-6. Stanton, who grew up in Union City, understood the importance of matching the Chargers’ physicality. “We’re just dogs up front and you got to play
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Camden-Frontier's 2026 playoff win the first since court name change
CAMDEN — Memorable playoff moments continue for the Camden-Frontier RedHawks volleyball program. Four years after the volleyball team celebrated a district championship on its home court, the RedHawks opened another postseason tournament with a victory that carried a little extra meaning. More: 5-set battle between Carleton Academy, Waldron highlights District Day 1 For the first time since 2022, Camden-Frontier hosted the MHSAA Division 4, District 119 tournament, welcoming several familiar opponents to a gymnasium that now bears the name of longtime RedHawks coach Dawn Follis. The defending district champions earned an opening round win in a three-set sweep of North Adams-Jerome, earning the program’s first home playoff victory since the court was renamed "Coach Dawn Follis Court." For seniors Kara Salyer, Brandy Neill and Paityn Vincent, the victory represented another milestone in their final season playing under Follis. “I’ve played for Follis for a long time now and I was even her manager,” Salyer said. “Seeing the girls fight really hard... and seeing how much we’ve improved is really special. Playing on this court and holding districts this year, my senior year, was really nice and really special.” The tournament also brought together multiple generations of Follis’ coaching legacy. Among
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Adrian weighs $103,228 contract to repair two west-side wells
ADRIAN — Adrian’s Utilities Department is recommending a contract of up to $103,228 to clean and repair two wells on the city’s west side. The work would also replace the pumps and motors at wells two and four in the city’s wellfield on Hamilton Highway. Crews...
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MLK-CIA Announces Nov. 19 Community Event for Proposed Mixed-Use Development Project
Jackson, Mich. (WKHM) — The Jackson Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority (MLK-CIA) has announced a Community Charette for the proposed mixed-use store and housing development project located on the corner of Cooper & Biddle Street on Thursday, November 19. The event will be split into two sessions. The...
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Jackson Fire Chief Tim Gonzales Graduates from National Fire Academy’s Executive Fire Officer Program
(November 6, 2026 1:33 PM ET) The City of Jackson Fire Department announced that Fire Chief Tim Gonzales has graduated from the National Fire Academy’s (NFA) Executive Fire Officer (EFO) Program. This nationally renowned program develops senior fire service leaders and equips them to address the complex organizational and community challenges facing today’s fire and emergency services.
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Adrian DDA Accepts Executive Director’s Resignation
ADRIAN — The Adrian Downtown Development Authority has accepted the resignation of Executive Director Dr. Christy Mesaros-Winckles, two months after she began the position. In a statement posted on the SASS Facebook page, the organization said Mesaros-Winckles resigned because of unexpected family issues and wanted to make it possible for someone else to fill the position as soon as possible.
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Madison High School Earns College Access Award
MADISON TWP. — Madison High School has won a College Access Impact Award from the Michigan College Access Network. The award is called the Certificate in Building Foundations. It recognizes the school’s work helping students prepare for life after graduation. Principal Kristin Thomas said the award reflects the...