A home for sale in Florida is going viral because the walls and ceilings are covered in Budweiser beer cans. That’s right. The wallpaper of the home is actual beer cans. “Social Media Worthy Condo Brewed to Perfection in Lake Worth!” says the listing. “Driving up to the condominiums, you notice the towering palm trees, neat […]
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In its 2021 edition of America’s Best Colleges, U.S. News & World Report has once again ranked Adrian College as a top regional college in the Midwest. Adrian College was named to the best “Regional Colleges, Midwest” section for the seventh consecutive year, placing 17th, and was once again listed number two in the “Most […]
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Fake news has become increasingly relevant and dangerous as people seem to become more illiterate in the realm of information. Fake news, also known as false news or pseudo news, is a form of news consisting of deliberate disinformation. These reports and headlines typically or spread via new media platforms, but also can spread through […]
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Before he was an NHL superstar, Boston Bruins defenseman Torey Krug went undrafted and played NCAA hockey at Michigan State University. The Livonia, Michigan native kept it local when selecting a school. When he arrived at MSU in the fall of 2009, Krug was initially slotted as a fifth or sixth defenseman on the roster. By then […]
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Louisiana-Lafayette came up with a thrilling 31-14 win over no. 23 Iowa State on Saturday. The Ragin’ Cajuns were powered by Chris Smith’s 95-yard kickoff return in the second quarter and Eric Garror’s 83-yard punt return in the third. Levi Lewis threw a 78-yard scoring pass to Peter LeBlanc to give Louisiana-Lafayette a 17-14 lead late […]
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No. 18 North Carolina bested the Syracuse Orange to open the 2020 season on Saturday. It was a tight contest before the Tar Heels pulled away in the fourth and won 31-6. There were no fans in attendance in Kenan Memorial Stadium due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Syracuse trailed by four at halftime, 7-3, due […]
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Spring Arbor University junior Kyara Black has been named the Crossroads League Volleyball Defender of the Week. Black recorded a league-best five blocks against Huntington University to help lead the Cougars to a season-opening victory over the Foresters. The Danville, Indiana native also registered eight kills and three digs in the match. Spring Arbor travels to Mishawaka, […]
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Exactly 19 years ago, the United States was upturned by the horrific terrorist attacks of September 11. The day led to the death of 3,000 Americans. Two planes were flown into the World Trade Center in New York City, a third plane was crashed into the Pentagon outside of Washington, D.C., and a fourth plane […]
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The Michigan high school football season will begin next Friday. Michigan’s Governor, Gretchen Whitmer, issued an executive order which will allow the season to begin. In addition to football, sports including volleyball, boys soccer and girls swimming and diving will also be able to begin. Whitmer indicated that the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services had designated […]
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The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) Presidents’ Council met on Friday to determine the plan for fall sports playing in the spring semester and conference-sponsored athletic events for the remainder of 2020. The Presidents’ Council voted unanimously to postpone all conference sponsored athletic events until January 2021. The delay in competition will grant institutions, staff, […]
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The Pittsburgh Steelers had a solid 2019 campaign, even though they lost Ben Roethlisberger to injury. The quarterback is returning back from major elbow surgery and looks accurate and strong in training camp practices. The Steelers are one of three teams without a player to opt out because of COVID-19 concerns. Even cancer survivor James Conner […]
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The Detroit Lions are poised for a breakout year for a group of players plagued by injury last season. The Lions open with Chicago, then travel to Green Bay, Arizona, and New Orleans. The last four games will likely be the most important, and could decide the division. They will begin the final stint at home […]
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