The Saline High School Advanced Chamber Choir had the unique opportunity to perform in this year’s Choral Invitational at Michigan State University. This is an annual event each fall that includes around 8 top high school choirs from around the state of Michigan. At the invitational, which was held earlier this month, the students worked with … Read more
The CST Strikers—Clay and Steel Target Strikers—are the combined youth shooting team of Chelsea High School and Grass Lake High School. The team celebrated the completion of its first official year as a high school program in July 2025. As a high school club sport, athletes have the opportunity to earn a varsity letter when … Read more
When City Manager Jim Lancaster started in Milan, outsiders told him he wouldn’t stay more than two years. However, in May he completed his first three years and Monday Nov. 10 Lancaster accepted a new three year-contract with an annual salary of $135,000. “Everyone told me that this was a stepping stone community,” Lancaster told … Read more
The University of Michigan closed fiscal year 2025 with another historic milestone: a record $2.16 billion in research expenditures. This is only the second time in school history that the total has crossed the $2 billion mark. The university’s Office of the Vice President for Research released its annual report this week, highlighting rising federal, … Read more
At Equality Chelsea’s “Grateful for You” fundraiser hosted Nov. 13, attendees raised $4100 for Faith in Action (FIA) through ticket sales, along with an additional $450 for Equality Chelsea. Chelsea’s FIA, formed in 1980, focuses on immediate support for people in the community, providing food, clothing and medical supplies. “Food insecurity is something no one … Read more
The Saline High School Drama Club kicked off their 2025-26 theatrical season with the classic Louisa May Alcott novel Little Women, adapted to the stage by Marisha Chamberlain. Little Women was originally published in two volumes in 1868 & 1869. It made its Broadway debut in 1912. Saline High School graduate Alyssa Dawson made her … Read more
By Mike Williamson Style Dexter football picked the perfect night to deliver one of the most explosive comebacks in program history. For just the second time ever, the Dreadnaughts are headed to the state semifinals after storming back for a 56–42 regional championship win over Gibraltar Carlson Friday night. The victory sends Dexter to the … Read more
Photo: Courtesy of Michael Bessom Photography. Immerse yourself in a magical experience as Ballet Chelsea proudly presents its captivating rendition of The Nutcracker. This beloved holiday classic is set to charm audiences with its enchanting tale and performances from December 12 to 14 at the Potter Center on the Jackson Community College campus. Under the … Read more
Photo: Saline Holiday Parade 2024. Photo by Sue Kelch This year, Saline is celebrating their 50th Holiday Parade event, a golden milestone. The holiday event traces its humble beginnings to 1975, calling it ‘Holiday Madness.’ The Saline Reporter, December 10, 1975, describes the ‘madness’ that first year, when “a downed power pole wiped out 75% … Read more
The potential installation of a Flock camera was discussed at Saline City Council’s Nov. 10 meeting. Flock Safety is a security company focusing primarily on legal and private surveillance. The cameras being discussed by city council would include an AI-powered vehicle identification system that reads license plates and other distinguishing features of a car. “I … Read more
Photo: News media and residents prepare for a contentious board meeting in Saline Township. Photo by Steve Sheldon National news outlets had been tipped off that there would be “fireworks” at the Saline Township Board meeting on Nov. 12, and residents delivered. Long before the gavel struck, people filled the small township hall, ready to … Read more
Eastern Michigan University is proud to announce the expansion of its innovative Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP), EMU Advantage, to include 16 additional academic programs beyond its original focus on education majors. The expansion builds on the overwhelming success of the EMU Educators Promise, a targeted initiative launched to support future teachers and combat Michigan’s ongoing educator … Read more
Roy Sexton, Chief Marketing Officer at Vedder Price and 2023 International President of the Legal Marketing Association, has been named to the INvolve Outstanding 100 LGBTQ+ Executives Role Model List for 2025. This is his third year in a row being recognized by the organization. The Outstanding LGBTQ+ Role Model Lists supported by YouTube showcase … Read more
The Just Play Family Fun Center is a family-owned business with a simple mission: to create a fun, safe space where kids can play, explore, and make memories. This new business is finally ready to unveil what’s behind the name. To learn more about this exciting new business, the Sun Times News (STN) caught up … Read more
Lyndon Township wants the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to know where it stands on the Cassidy Lake property. The township recently reached out to the state agency by letter to let it know what it would like to see planned for at the site, which used to be home to a prison. On … Read more
Lyndon Township wants the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to know where it stands on the Cassidy Lake property. The township recently reached out to the state agency by letter to let it know what it would like to see planned for at the site, which used to be home to a prison. On ...
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