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The 10 Michigan Places Where You Can Learn Old School Skills

A Detroit pottery studio has been making ceramics for well over 100 years, and it still teaches classes. Honestly, that one fact was enough to send me down a rabbit hole. Then I learned there’s a school in Michigan where students build their own boats by hand. And a...

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The Detroit News

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High school football picks, Round 2 of state playoffs

Brandon Folsom, Craig Yuhas, Andrew Graham and Kameron Goodwill of The Detroit News make their predictions for Round 2 of the high school football playoffs. Grand Blanc (10-0) at Clarkston (9-1) Folsom: Clarkston Yuhas: Clarkston Graham: Clarkston Goodwill: Grand Blanc Oxford (8-2) at Detroit Catholic Central (9-1) Folsom: Detroit Catholic Central Yuhas: Detroit Catholic Central Graham: Detroit Catholic Central Goodwill: Detroit Catholic Central More: Sign up for our new Michigan Sidelines statewide high school sports newsletter Dearborn Fordson (8-2) at Detroit Cass Tech (10-0) Folsom: Detroit Cass Tech (best bet) Yuhas: Detroit Cass Tech Graham: Detroit Cass Tech Goodwill: Detroit Cass Tech (best bet) Northville (8-2) at Saline (10-0) Folsom: Saline Yuhas: Saline Graham: Saline Goodwill: Saline Rochester (7-3) at Romeo (10-0) Folsom: Romeo Yuhas: Romeo Graham: Romeo Goodwill: Romeo More: Grand Rapids CC football beats MHSAA in court, Comstock Park on field Rochester Adams (7-3) at Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (8-2) Folsom: Rochester Hills Stoney Creek Yuhas: Rochester Hills Stoney Creek Graham: Rochester Hills Stoney Creek Goodwill: Rochester Hills Stoney Creek South Lyon East (8-2) at South Lyon (8-2) Folsom: South Lyon Yuhas: South Lyon Graham: South Lyon Goodwill: South Lyon North Farmington (7-3) at Birmingham Brother Rice (8-2)

Detroit, MI · 3d

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ICYMI: Michigan Auto Law Announces Kelsey’s Law Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship Applications In Time For National Scholarship Month This November

(Farmington Hills, Michigan – October 29, 2026) – Michigan Auto Law is calling on Michigan high school juniors and seniors to use their creativity to help combat distracted driving for their chance to earn one of four scholarships totaling $5,000 through the law firm’s 2027 Kelsey’s Law Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship. 11th and 12th grade students attending any public or private high school in Michigan are encouraged to create and submit compelling messages through YouTube videos or graphics designed to resonate with their peers, encourage young drivers to reduce distractions behind the wheel, and persuade drivers of all ages to stop texting while driving.

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High school football: Breaking down the top playoff games in Round 2

Clarkston (9-1) will need a big game from quarterback Alex Waszczenko if it hopes to hand Grand Blanc (10-0) its first loss of the season in the Division 1 district final Friday, Nov. 6. The senior dual-threat QB has completed 64% of his passes for 1,116 yards, 11 TDs and two interceptions. He’s also rushed for 404 yards and 11 TDs. “Offensively, it starts with our QB Alex Waszczenko,” Clarkston coach Josh Pintar said. “He is the catalyst to everything we do on offense. Along with our offensive line giving him time and opening up holes in the run game, I expect them to be important factors in how this game goes. Alex is a tremendous athlete who has the ability to make plays both in the run or pass (games), and he is also dangerous on broken plays, making something out of nothing.” Waszczenko is already third in school history with 1,116 career passing yards, recently passing Dugan Fife. He also ranks third with 34 career TD passes, having moved past Tyler Scarlett. Only Dane Fife and DJ Zezula rank ahead of him in both categories. Waszczenko’s favorite targets are Drew French, who has 344 yards and four TDs

Grand Blanc, MI · 3d

The Detroit News

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Harper Woods football uses trick play to put away Detroit King in district final

HARPER WOODS — What do you do when you’re Harper Woods and you’re nursing a 14-6 lead over Detroit King with just under eight minutes left in the Division 3 district championship? Do you keep feeding the ball to five-star senior and Oregon commit Dakota Guerrant, who accounted for 83 of his team-high 112 rushing yards out of the wildcat formation in the second half? Or do you risk it all with a trick play to put away the game? Harper Woods went big. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Down the stretch, Guerrant was gaining nine yards here, seven yards there. He even ripped off a pair of 15-yarders. But when Harper Woods reached midfield, it checked out of another run and called a play it had been waiting to run all season. That’d be the hook and ladder. Quarterback Austin Mitchell threw a short pass to Guerrant on a hook route. Guerrant immediately pitched the ball backward to four-star recruit Deandre Bidden, who got the edge on King’s defense and raced 60 yards untouched to essentially seal the 20-6 victory with 7:11 left and send Harper Woods (9-2) to next week’s regional final against

Harper Woods, MI · 1d

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U-M, MSU rivalry sparks Taylor elementary school penny war

At Kinyon Elementary School in Taylor, the rivalry has become a tradition that raises money, builds school spirit and leaves one unlucky staff member facing a colorful consequence.

Taylor, MI · 1d

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No. 8 Ecorse handles Michigan Collegiate for second time this season, clinches D6 football district title

ECORSE – District championship action took place on Friday night in the MHSAA football playoffs. In a rematch of a Charter School Conference game earlier this season, Ecorse played host to Warren Michigan Collegiate for a Division 6 championship title. Both teams the week prior opened up the playoffs...

Ecorse, MI · 1d

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Martians sting Hornets for 45-6 playoff win

AtlasTwp. — The Goodrich Martians varsity football team kept its drive to Ford Field alive, dominating the Williamston Hornets 45-6 in the first round of the MHSAA Division 4 playoffs at the Roy U. Stacey Athletic Complex Oct. 30. With the victory, the Martians extended their undefeated streak to...

Goodrich, MI · 1d

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Martians win sixth consecutive Regional crown

Shephard— The Goodrich Girls Varsity Cross Country team secured their sixth consecutive regional title on Oct. 30 at Shepherd High School. Competing in a field of 86 runners from 15 schools, the Lady Martians won the MHSAA Regional 15-2 championship to qualify for the 2026 State Meet, which takes place Nov. 7 at the Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn.

Goodrich, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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Andrew Corder leads Warren De La Salle to Division 2 boys soccer title

GRAND LEDGE — An impressive performance from senior forward Andrew Corder powered Warren De La Salle (21-3-4) to its third consecutive Division 2 boys soccer title, defeating St. Joesph (23-1-0), 3-2, Saturday, Nov. 7, at Grand Ledge High School. Corder assisted on De La Salle's opening goal, then scored twice himself in the second half, his second straight postseason game with a brace. The senior ends his career as the program’s all-time leading goal scorer. “There’s no doubt that Andrew Corder is Mr. Soccer,” coach Thaier Mukhtar said. “If there was any doubt before now there isn’t. He scored two goals in the semifinal, two in the championship, who can deny him.” The game opened with St. Joesph applying pressure, taking four corner kicks in the game’s first 10 minutes. St. Joseph was unable to capitalize on the early momentum though, failing to test De La Salle senior keeper Dominic Baldarotta with the first two shots of the contest. The momentum flipped moments later, with Corder pushing the ball down the left wing for De La Salle's first real chance of the game. He put a beautiful cross in, finding the foot of senior midfielder Settimo Leone, who calmly slotted

Grand Ledge, MI · 17h

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Chelsea Rolls to First District Title Since 2021

The Chelsea football team continued its march through the Division 3 state playoffs with a dominating 51-14 win over Redford Thurston in the district championship game Friday night. The Bulldogs improved to a perfect 11-0 on the season and will host a strong Mason squad (10-1) in the regional championship...

Chelsea, MI · 1d

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Football Recap: Deckerville Skates Past Dryden with Ease + How To Watch

HOW TO WATCH: This game can be replayed on the NFHS Network, the official streaming partner of the MI High School State Assn. (MHSAA) & Dryden High School. Watch Full Replay. It's playoff time, and Deckerville had no trouble coming through when it counted. They claimed a resounding 62-22 win over the Dryden Cardinals on Friday. The victory is more of the same for the Eagles, who have now won six games in a row.

Dryden, MI · 1d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Hartland Schools sets timeline for selection of new superintendent

Hartland Consolidated Schools is making headway on important superintendent candidate decisions for 2027. The HCS Board of Education held a special meeting with representatives from selected firm Hazard, Young, Attea and Associates (HYA) to discuss the superintendent search process and timeline Nov. 2. Superintendent Chuck Hughes is retiring effective Dec. 31. Hughes has been with HCS since 2000, and has served in the top role since 2017. HCS has officially posted the interim superintendent position. The board is specifically considering Livingston Education Service Agency (LESA) Superintendent Michael Hubert, with a decision on whether to conduct interviews with applicants or simply hire Hubert expected Nov. 16. More: HCS board president frustrated by lack of movement on super hire The board was split on the topic, with some trustees pointing to continuity and money savings using LESA and others arguing that posting the position and conducting interviews provides transparency. During the meeting Nov. 16, officials are expected to review a finalized plan detailing cost estimates and staff work distributions from LESA. That meeting is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. What about the search for a permanent superintendent at HCS? Also during the meeting Nov. 2, trustees voted 6-0 to approve a

Hartland Township, MI · 2d

The Daily Telegram

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Adrian's season unravels in district finals loss to Divine Child, Week 11 playoffs roundup

DEARBORN — Luke Bruggeman’s jersey told the story. The royal blue No. 7 on the back of his jersey was practically illegible, with the lettering and a significant portion of the fabric ripped loose. Bruggeman’s undershirt didn’t fare much better as a sizeable hole tore through the fabric on the upper half of his left sleeve. The jersey was battered. So were the Maples. Adrian wrapped up its 2026 season Friday night with a 49-14 loss to Divine Child in the MHSAA Division 4 district finals. The reigning state champion Falcons put the game out of reach early and took a 42-0 lead into halftime. Divine Child’s dynamic duo of quarterback Drew Sheridan and wide receiver Rayshawn Thomas plagued the Maples from the opening drive. Adrian had no answers for the Falcons’ potent passing attack. Offensively, Adrian struggled with Divine Child’s speed and size at the line of scrimmage. The Maples didn’t record a first down until the third quarter. Bruggeman failed to score a touchdown and was held under 100 yards for the first time this season. Adrian’s special teams struggled, too. After a three-and-out on their opening drive, the Maples had a punt blocked by Divine Child’s Gianni

Adrian, MI · 1d

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Two Mid-Michigan schools are painting plows for the winter

LANSING, Mich. (WJRT) - Student artists across the state are turning massive winter maintenance vehicles into rolling canvases to help keep drivers safe during the upcoming snowy season. State transportation officials announced the completion of the annual Paint the Plow project, which features painted snowplow blades from middle and high...

Monroe County, MI · 3d

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Owens to Demolish Half-Century-Old Health Halls and Historic Findlay Farmhouse

Owens Community College now has a dated plan for removing three aging buildings across its two campuses. In an official update published November 5, 2026, the college said demolition of the Voorhees House on its Findlay-area campus will begin November 11 and continue for three to four days, while Health Technologies Hall and Bicentennial Hall […]

Findlay, OH · 2d

MLive

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Lumen Christi defense finds ways to stop Napoleon

Lumen Christi defense finds ways to stop Napoleon

Napoleon, MI · 1d

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UMich Board of Regents approve Sports Medicine Institute, opening 2028

The University of Michigan Board of Regents recently approved the construction of the Nathan and Catherine Forbes Sports Medicine Institute, a new 100,000-square foot facility projected to open in fall 2028. The latest in a series of athletic facility developments — such as the new ASICS x Michigan Sports Innovation...

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

The Monroe News

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Jefferson, Whiteford carry torch for Monroe County Region football

Jefferson and Whiteford will carry the torch for Monroe County Region football. Those were the only two teams to make it through district championship games on Friday, Nov. 6. Jefferson ended Ida’s season in Division 5 and Whiteford emerged from a tremendous Division 7 battle with St. Mary Catholic Central. Meanwhile, Bedford and Gibraltar Carlson both bowed out in Division 2. More: Bedford, Flat Rock, SMCC move on in state volleyball tournament Here is a roundup of all the area high school football district championship game action. DVISION 5 Jefferson 43, Ida 23 NEWPORT – Hunter Barton caught touchdown passes of 53 and 32 yards and returned an interception 80 yards for a score to lead Jefferson. “Ida is very good,” Jefferson coach Rob Beaudrie said. “I told our team that the game would be won in the trenches and our guys played well. Our skill guys are going to do their thing, but this game came down to the offensive and defensive lines.” Drake Jones ran for 169 yards, a touchdown and a pair of 2-point conversions. Luke Beaudrie ran 37 yards for a TD and threw a 21-yard scoring pass to Brayden Birkmier. Ryan Roberts tossed a pair

Monroe County, MI · 1d

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See photos from all eight MHSAA 2026 cross country state final races

Photos from all of the races at the MHSAA 2026 cross country state finals brings you right to the action.

Brooklyn, MI · 1d