The NBA has released the complete game schedule and national television schedules for their restart on TNT, ABC, ESPN and NBA TV. Games will resume on July 30th and be played through August 15th to seed a playoff bracket and finish the 2019-20 regular season. The 22 teams will play eight games at the ESPN […]
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After 22 years in the league, NBA legend Vince Carter has hung it up. The 43-year-old announced on the Winging It Podcast that he is “officially finished playing basketball.” Carter’s Atlanta Hawks failed to make the NBA’s restructured postseason that is scheduled to tip off in Orlando. It was the “final straw” for an athlete who […]
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The Village of Stockbridge is located in the southeast corner of Ingham County, and was first settled in 1835. Stockbridge, Michigan is a village that is home to just over 1,200 residents. When the first settlers arrived in the area in 1835, Elijah Smith laid out a town site. Smith proposed the name “Pekin” for […]
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The Connecticut Whale have signed 2020 NWHL draft selection Nicole Guagliardo. The Bulldogs’ Guagliardo led the Bulldogs in points with 33, coming off 16 goals and 17 total assists. She scored five goals on the power play, two empty net goals, and six game winners. Guagliardo was named to the 2019-20 NCHA All-Conference team to complete her senior […]
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Segway has decided to end production, which brought up the insane story of Jimi Heselden driving one over a cliff. When first introduced, the sleek scooter seemed as though it could transform the world of transport. The Segway is currently owned by China-based Ninebot, which acquired Segway in 2015. They have announced they will halt production of […]
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Netflix has confirmed that Lucifer is getting a sixth and final season. However, disappointingly enough, Netflix also confirmed in the same move this really genuinely will mean the end of the road for the show. Netflix initially rescued the show after Fox exorcised it from its network in 2018, after just three seasons. Part one […]
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A 500-year-old temple lost due to ‘catastrophic’ flooding has recently been rediscovered. The temple was in the midst of seven villages. The location the villages are in is referred to as Satapatana. The collection of villages is in eastern India. The Mahanadi river began to engulf the villages following catastrophic flooding, which is thought to have […]
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Podcaster Joe Rogan has received backlash after suggesting that the Black Lives Matter movement seemed disorganized and had no “end goal.” Protests broke out across the globe following the death of George Floyd, with activists marching the streets and using every accessible platform to raise awareness for the Black Lives Matter movement. During a recent […]
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Adrian High School has made significant progress on their football field house. The Maple Athletic account shared a few photos of the progress, saying that stage two of the field house update was complete. “Over the last two summers, we’ve added lockers and now graphics to finish off the building that was built in 2017 […]
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The City of Adrian has announced in a press release that there is an opening on the Election Commission. The City indicated that applications would be accepted until end of the day on Monday, June 30th. “If you are interested in serving on the Election Commission, please visit our website at the link below to […]
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The City of Adrian has announced via social media that it will host a movie night this upcoming Friday. The movie will be screened at Heritage Park. It will begin this Friday (June 26th) at 9:30pm. “Join us as Croswell Out-of-Doors, the City of Adrian, and Maple City Movie Nights partner to present an outdoor, big-screen […]
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The Michigan High School Athletic Association is accepting registrations online or by mail for game officials for the 2020-21 school year. The MHSAA annually receives registration by more than 9,000 officials, and had 9,256 during the 2019-20 school year. Most officials registered for basketball, with 3,960 answering the call to officiate. Football games around the state […]
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