Photo: Ruby Bogdasarian led Saline in the sweep of Jackson and Ypsilanti. Photo by Mike Williamson The Saline girls’ golf team came home with a fourth place finish out of 16 teams at the Grass Lake Invitational Thursday. The Hornets finished with a team score of 428 in the Invite won by Napoleon with 418. ...
After commissioning a report on local EMS and fire services in November of 2024, Saline City Council received a detailed presentation on possible options for the future of the city’s emergency services. According to Deputy City Manager Elle Cole, the “study looked at workload, response times, staffing, capital needs and governance structures.” “To evaluate the ...
Photo: U.S. Congresswoman Dingell at the Saline Area Chamber of Commerce State of the Nation Luncheon. Photo by Sue Kelch On September 22, 2025, the Saline Area Chamber of Commerce (SACC) hosted the State of the Nation Legislative Luncheon. Molly Luempert-Coy, SACC Board President, recounts the origins of the program saying “it was my vision ...
Photo: Residents packed the Saline Township joint meeting on Sept. 24, 2025, voicing both support and opposition to the proposed data center project. Photo by Steven Sheldon Saline Township is being sued by developers and landowners who claim the township’s zoning unfairly blocks them from building a proposed data center. The township hosted a joint ...
Photo: (L-R) Matagi Fa’Avle, Owner Jerred Welt and Patrick Crosby. Photo by Pat Schutte By Pat Schutte You’d be hard-pressed to find a better location for a fitness center than the building at 6564 South State Street in Saline, right across the street from Wal-Mart. Housed within the 32,000-square-foot mixed-use facility are a myriad of ...
It was one for the history books for Saline quarterback Tommy Carr Friday night. Carr set numerous school records and put himself in the MHSAA record books with over 500 yards passing and eight TD passes in the Hornets 61-34 SEC Red showdown rout of Dexter. The eight touchdown passes in a game puts Carr ...
Volunteers assisted muralist Curtis Wallace for over two weeks. Photo: From left to right, Curtis Wallace and volunteer Donna Johnson, Columbiaville, MI painting on Sept. 12. Photo by John Anderson Can we paint the ground in the Leather Bucket Alley? As Mary Dettling, Executive Director of Saline Main Street, recalled, this was an idea Saline’s ...
Photo: Miss Saline Court 2025 at Saline’s Elementary School Open House. Photo from the Miss Saline Scholarship Pageant Facebook page The Miss Saline Scholarship Pageant has been described as “…hours of tense excitement to contestants, parents, and spectators alike…” – The Saline Reporter, September 10, 1958. But what goes on behind the scenes in preparation ...
The Saline field hockey team remains unbeaten on the season after three big wins, including a pair of wins over last season’s D1 and D2 state champions. The Hornets opened the week by taking down Ann Arbor Pioneer 1-0 in a rematch of last years D1 state title game that Pioneer won. It was a ...
By Steve Gwisdalla Hello Tribe of Up! Here in our happy little (but growing) tribe, we advocate for more joy every chance we get. We pay kindness forward and we seek to find those moments that allow us to pause and appreciate wonder around us. Those moments mentioned above have become crucial for me as ...
Saline City Council voted unanimously to postpone the passing of Ordinance 877, which prohibits the use of electric bikes and mobility devices in the downtown Saline area, excepting ADA compliant devices, at the Sept. 8 meeting. The ordinance was originally proposed due to concerns about pedestrian safety and will be returned to city staff for ...
Photo: Residents showed up en force to voice their opinions on the proposed rezoning of agricultural land to industrial for a new data center. Photo by Steve Sheldon. In an overflow crowd at the Saline Township board meeting Wednesday evening at the township hall, the board listened to over forty-five minutes of public comment from ...
The Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) is hosting upcoming information sessions to give voters the opportunity to learn more about the Career Technical Education (CTE) millage proposal on the November 4th ballot. Voters residing in the nine school districts served by the WISD will vote on a 1.0 mill, 10-year Career Technical Education proposal. The ...
Photos courtesy of Javier Romero The Saline-Skyline water polo team had a strong showing at the Grand Haven Invitational this weekend, coming home with a 3-1 record for the tournament. The Hornets came into the weekend ranked ninth in the MWPA state rankings and showed they deserved the top ten ranking. Saline-Skyline opened the weekend ...
Dexter Cider Mill (3685 Central St., Dexter) At 139 years, this is the longest continuously running cider mill in Michigan. Located on the scenic banks of the Huron River, the mill is famous for its 5-apple cider blend, donuts, and is quickly becoming known for its crisp, clear hard cider. Check their website for auxiliary ...
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