By: Gary Simmons North Muskegon – On Thursday Oct. 8, area teens can learn about the history of photography at North Muskegon’s Muskegon Area District Library (MADL) branch’s Camera Obscura workshop. This free educational experience will teach participants the basics of how cameras work while also giving them a chance to make their own camera […]
ALLEN PARK — Entering the Detroit Lions’ final game before the Week 6 bye, head coach Dan Campbell has bigger fish to fry than worrying about a contract extension for his star tight end. Campbell responded on Wednesday, Oct. 7, to an ESPN report from over the weekend that negotiations between the Lions and Pro […]
After the Michigan football loss to Minnesota, there was a screenshot of a group chat supposedly featuring a Wolverines tight end bemoaning the state of the team and the state of the offense in Ann Arbor. According to the group chat, said player noted that the coaches didn’t believe that the tight ends were valuable […]
By: Joseph Poulos Tom Cruise’ latest starring role in Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s “Digger” may prove to be one of the most expensive mistakes of his career. With first-week attendance and box office projections now firmly at hand, the film has become noteworthy for having the lowest opening weekend of the megastar’s career. As it stands, […]
By: Gary Simmons Muskegon – Listen to the smooth sounds of Brian Fedewa as part of the Vault Music Series presented by the Liquid Assets Cocktail Bar at Core Plaza. Fedewa, a local West Michigan performer, enthralls audiences with his distinct fusion of genres as wide-ranging as jazz, folk, blues and classic rock n’ roll. […]
Michigan, reeling after two-straight losses to open Big Ten play, returns to action on Oct. 17 against Penn State at 3:30 p.m. at Michigan Stadium. Kickoff times for the Oct. 16-17 games were announced Monday, Oct. 5 by the Big Ten, but the network for Michigan-Penn State will be determined after the upcoming weekend’s games. […]
By: Gary Simmons Norton Shores – On the first and third Wednesdays of the month, the Norton Shores branch of the Muskegon Area District Library (MADL) hosts free Dungeon and Dragons game sessions for area teens. All experience levels are welcome to join in and snacks will be provided. As a courtesy to other players, […]
During Big Ten media days, Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham said the Wolverines potentially had the best running backs in the country. This would be a physical, heavy run offense. Finding a consistent running game has been an issue through five games, though, and Michigan ranks 100th nationally, averaging 135.0 yards a game. Where is […]
By: Gary Simmons Muskegon – Trivia Cat’s popular series of trivia game nights continue next week with Music Trivia at MOTU Lakeshore Wine Bar at 1208 8th Street in Muskegon. Come show off your knowledge of all things musical with your friends, or as yourself if you prefer, complete with great food and drinks. Winners […]
MINNEAPOLIS – Michigan will have a handful of key players, whose status this week was “questionable,” available for its Big Ten road opener against Minnesota on Saturday, Oct. 3. Receiver Andrew Marsh and edge rushers Dom Nichols and John Henry Daley, who all had been listed as questionable this week on the Big Ten availability […]