The Hillsdale College Shotgun Team blasted the competition at the annual Chargers Classic National Sporting Clays Association shoot. The competition on Aug. 24 hosted 39 competitors, including all 18 members of the Hillsdale team. Hillsdale won 43 awards across all three shooting categories: sporting, super sporting, and 5-stand. The John Halter Shooting Education Center hosted...
Month: September 2024
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Blue law repeal effort stalls, will return in 2026
El Cerrito does not serve margaritas on Sundays. Courtesy | Facebook A petition to end a county ban on Sunday liquor sales failed to make this year’s ballot A petition to repeal Hillsdale County’s prohibition on Sunday liquor sales failed to gain enough signatures to go before voters this year, but advocates say they plan...
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Thousands flock to Michigan town for ‘Destination Stars Hollow’ experience
A banner for the event flies above Brighton, Michigan. Courtesy | Anna Broussard As summer fades into autumn, the brisk weather and fall foliage unlocks a pop culture tradition of rewatching the 2000s comedy drama series “Gilmore Girls,” but visitors to Brighton, Michigan, were able to experience the show in real life. On Sept. 21,...
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QUICK HITS with Mardi Billman
Billman and Elizabeth Speck ’23 pose for a photo. Courtesy | Mardi Billman In this Quick Hits, Mardi Billman, associate professor of chemistry, talks about science, video games, and what items she would want to have if stranded on a desert island. What is your best chemistry joke? I don’t have any, because all the...
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SAB Cedar Point tradition to return on Saturday
SAB brings back its pre-COVID tradition of taking students to the famous amusement park in Sandusky, Ohio. Courtesy | Joshua Gunter cleveland.com Students should prepare to get their atoms scrambled on the Student Activities Board trip to Cedar Point Amusement Park Sept. 28. For $20, students can ride a shuttle and obtain tickets to the...