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Bulldog volleyball begins new season
Following a 27-8 season in which they finished first in the GLIAC and reached a national championship appearance, the Ferris State Bulldog Volleyball team has started the new season 4-0. Hosting the Ferris State Invitational, the Bulldogs won a combined 12-0 sets over their four…
GCMS boys golf loses outing by five strokes to Iroquois West
ONARGA – The Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley boys golf team lost 157-162 to Iroquois West on Wednesday. Dayne White and Ian Rotramel tied for second with scores of 38 apiece while Carson Young tied for fifth with a score of 41. Jason Christensen tied for ninth with a score of 45 while…
Orleans Hub
Published September 17Barker golfers nip Albion
Barker nipped Albion 241-242 in a Niagara-Orleans League golf match this afternoon. Hudson Prynn took medalist honors for Barker with a 38 as Grant Ginavan added a 47 and Lucas Nestoros a 49. Owen Spencer led Albion with a 44 as Drew Pritchard and Gavin Boyce both carded rounds…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 17The Pick-It-Line: Check out this week’s Section 9 football picks
Section 9 football enters Week Three with several intriguing matchups, including a pair of winless powerhouse programs looking to break through, the opening of Class B divisional play and several other showdowns. Section 9 football expert Rich Arnott breaks down this week’s slate…
Alachua Chronicle
Published September 17It’s Spectrum Day for former Cox customers in the Gainesville market
Today is Spectrum Day, and millions of former Cox customers in Gainesville can switch to Spectrum’s products, packaging, and pricing, supported by 100% U.S.-based employees, with Spectrum fully returning Cox’s customer service function to the U.S. over the next 18 months.
Davis Repeats as City Champ; Cyclones Win Third Straight Team Title
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Oracle cuts 359 high-paid Seattle-area jobs in latest AI restructuring push
SEATTLE — Oracle America Inc. announced on Monday, September 14, that it will permanently eliminate 359 positions held by remote workers across Washington state and employees at its two downtown Seattle offices as part of a broader organizational change driven by the adoption of…
Letter: Public school fields should serve the community
To the editor, Local youth football clubs keep getting shut out of the Maricopa High School football fields even as district leaders talk about recruiting kids into the high school […]
Glenside Local
Published September 16Four Cheltenham football players, including senior standout quarterback, to play for Lincoln High School this season, The Inquirer reports
The Philadelphia Inquirer reported today that four former Cheltenham High School football players will compete for Abraham Lincoln High School … Continue reading "Four Cheltenham football players, including senior standout quarterback, to play for Lincoln High School this season,…
HSHS St. Mary’s dedicates new chapel as part of $90 million hospital transformation
September 16, 2026 - HSHS St. Mary's Hospital has dedicated a new chapel as part of the hospital's $90 million transformation project. The St. Clare o...
Why Base Power is betting on local backyards
On a block in central Evanston, a steel-gray box the size of an air conditioner now sits in Jordan McClure’s backyard. It may not look like much, but it represents a growing trend in how local households store and use electricity. The unit on McClure’s property is a battery from…
Mission Local
Published September 16Richmond Buzz: A ‘quiet opening,’ and a chef gives back
“Richmond Buzz” is a recurring column on changes and other news from the Richmond. This week: a very buzzy cafe can't avoid the buzz forever. Richmond Buzz: A ‘quiet opening,’ and a chef gives back