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Quincy wins first MHSAA Girls Volleyball District title in 49 years
JONESVILLE, MI (WTVB) – The Quincy Orioles have advanced to the MHSAA Division 3 Girls Volleyball regionals following their straight-set victory over the Homer Trojans Friday night in the District Finals at Jonesville. It was Quincy’s first girls volleyball district title in 49 years. The Orioles had to...
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Albion voters approve charter amendments, choose mayor and council members
Voters approved two city charter amendments Tuesday, Nov. 3, and elected a mayor and three City Council members in races with no other candidates listed on the ballot, according to unofficial Calhoun County election results. Albion voters cast 2,662 ballots, representing 43.6% of the city’s 6,104 registered voters. Turnout ranged...
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Jonesville set to face Ottawa Lake Whiteford after historic title win
UNION CITY — The last time Jonesville celebrated a district football championship, Ottawa Lake Whiteford was on the other sideline. More: Hillsdale Academy wins fourth consecutive district volleyball title In 2002, the Comets beat the Bobcats 52-22 to claim the Division 7 district crown. Their postseason ended one week later in a 28-0 regional loss to Mendon. Two decades later, program history has come full circle. Jonesville defeated former Big 8 rival Union City 52-30 on Friday, Nov. 6, ending its district title drought and setting up another postseason meeting with Whiteford. This time, the Comets will travel to Ottawa Lake for a Division 7, Region 4 championship with a chance to reach the state semifinals for the first time. “It feels great,” Jonesville coach Frank Keller said. “I feel great for the seniors. I feel great for the team, great for the program. And we’ll enjoy this one tonight, then we’re going to get ready for next week.” Jonesville (7-4) has won five straight games, its deepest playoff run since 2002. The Comets did so against Union City by leaning on the formula that has carried them through. “It’s our front seven,” Keller said. "They’ve been putting the work
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Football with a Resounding Win Over Albion
ALBION, Mich. – The Bulldogs clashed with the Britons on a cold Saturday afternoon off the banks of the Kalamazoo River. The Adrian offense moved the ball with ease on the opening drive, establishing the run early. The 10-play, 85-yard drive concluded with Sebastian Boswell finding wideout Braiden Whitaker for a 17-yard touchdown reception.
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Colon tops Climax-Scotts to get back to the Final Four in 8-player division football
CLIMAX - The Colon magic is back. The Magi are making another deep run in the football playoffs, taking another step with a win over Climax-Scotts. No. 3-ranked Colon defeated No. 9 Climax-Scotts 30-20 in this 8-player Division 1 regional final in high school football action at Climax-Scotts High School on Friday, Nov. 6. Colon (10-1) advanced to play at Montabella (10-1) in the 8-player Division 1 state semifinals on Saturday, Nov. 14. MORE: Battle Creek Central falls short against Zeeland West It is the first time Colon has been this deep in the playoffs since going to the state finals in 2021. "This is a big stepping stone. These younger guys haven't seen this before in the playoffs. I haven't seen this. This team hasn't seen this in a long time. Now, we just want to keep going," said Colon junior quarterback Jeremiah West. Colon coach Robbie Hattan is in his first year back with the Magi. Hattan was with the team in a previous stint and led Colon to a state title in 2019. "This feels good. I am really proud of these boys," Hattan said. "Love these kids, love this town, love this community. Go Magi." Colon
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Health Agency to offer measles and flu vaccines
COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – In response to confirmed measles cases within the jurisdiction, the Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency (BHSJCHA) has announced two upcoming community vaccination clinics scheduled for Thursday, November 12. The clinics will run concurrently from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at two separate locations:. Camden United...
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MHSAA football playoffs: Northville earns 'program-defining' district title
Andrew Shukeireh found himself in the spotlight on Friday, Nov. 6, during the biggest moment of Northville football's season. Holding a 17-14 lead over unbeaten Saline late in the fourth quarter of the 2026 MHSAA football District 1 division final, Shukeireh chased down a Hornets player and made a touchdown-saving tackle. Northville's defense held, forcing Saline into a field goal with three minutes left. This time, Shukeireh shot around the edge of the line and knocked the field goal attempt off course, preserving the lead. Northville (9-2) ran out the remaining clock, knocking off Saline (10-1) to pick up the third district championship in program history. DIVISION 6: Jai'Von Plowden breaks free to lift Detroit Edison to MHSAA district title "All three phases played about as good as they possibly could," Northville coach Brent Luplow said the following day. "In November, you have to run the football and get stops." Northville did just that. The Mustangs held the ball most of the night thanks to their strong running attack, finishing with over 34 minutes of possession. Northville dedicated itself to running the football, using seven different ball-carriers and a variety of formations. It was any means necessary against a talented