Profile: Kathryn Bradbury’s award for volunteer work is nice – but it’s the other rewards that are special
We’ve all been there. Sitting there talking with grandma or our favorite great aunt or that wonderful smiling face you run into at Busch’s….
Profile: Purple Rose’s Michelle Mountain is still “experiencing the joy in all those discoveries”
As the director gets a play on its feet and the actors get to know their roles and the lights begin to shine, the…
Profile: Encore’s “The Secret Garden” is a hauntingly beautiful story close to Director Cami Glauser’s heart
“The Secret Garden,” a musical based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, is a hauntingly beautiful piece of musical theatre about loss, grief, healing, forgiveness,…
Swimming: Dreadnaughts cruise to 22nd straight SEC White Division title
Twenty-two and counting! The Dexter girls’ swimming and diving team won its incredible 22nd consecutive SEC White Division Championship this past weekend after a…
Profile: Ashley Haralson ready to help volley Dexter into this week’s Districts
Ashley Haralson has big dreams. Big plans. And a big heart and soul to take her wherever she wants to go. This week, she…
Swimming: Dreadnaughts take aim at 22nd straight SEC White Division title
The Dexter swimming and diving team splash into this weekend taking aim at the school’s 22nd consecutive SEC White Division title – yes, that’s…
Cross Country: Dreadnaughts run “bittersweet” second at Division 1 State Finals
The Division 1 boys’ cross country finals at Michigan International Speedway featured a number of interesting story lines including the race for the team…
Column: Cross Country State Finals on pace with the best High School sports has to offer
If you have never been to a cross country state finals at Michigan International Speedway, you are missing out on one of the more…
WLD Photo Gallery: Action photos from Dexter’s football playoff game vs. Churchill
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Ann Arbor Author Debbie Gonzales Highlights Female Athletes Through History
In 1892, a daring teacher at Smith College named Senda Berenson Abbot coached the first women’s basketball game in history. Using adapted men’s rules,…
