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Noah Lyles has been taking the sports world by storm not only for his athletic ability but his haughty mouth. Last year he sparked a serious debate over NBA stars calling themselves world champions. However, the men's and women's team stood on business, and flourished by bringing home the gold. After trolling Lyles in a bold manner, he doubled down on his stance. To this day, Lyles continues to be a menace in the sports world. He just can't seem to let the debate of world champions go. Just...
On Saturday, August 10, the US men's Basketball team successfully warded off the French team, beating them 98 to 87. Steph Curry led the way with 24 points followed by Kevin Durant's 15 points, and Lebron James with 14 points, 10 assists, and 6 rebounds. This victory marks the US' 5th straight win in the Olympics. The US was in control for most of the game, but France never quit. They managed to linger around long enough to make it a one possession game late in the 4th quarter. The US needed a...
The Wayne Public Library is wrapping up their reading program for the summer. August 2nd ends the adventure for the library. On August 3rd, they plan to host a finale party for the program. There will be snacks, games, and an announcement of the grand prize winners for this year. Library Director Jody Wolak spoke on the importance of the program. "It's a great way to encourage yourself and your family to read more over the summer." Even though summer is almost over, the library provided great ac...
If you live in the Romulus or Huron Township area, and need a fun day out, drop by the Romulus Public Library. Summer isn't over yet, and visitors still have a chance to join their reading program for the season. The Romulus Public Library cares about your children and their reading habits. Their summer's reading program launched last month on June 1st and is still on going. Tee Versele, the head of youth services, explained how one of the biggest motivations for summer reading programs across...
-INKSTER- On the night of July 12th, many Inkster natives gathered at the Leanna Hicks Public Library to learn about the city's history and honor educator, STEAM advocate, and author of "A Sparkle in Their Eyes: Raising Talented Diverse Students in STEAM Careers," Dr. Veronica A. Wilkerson-Johnson. The evening began with a prayer given by Rev. John C. Clemons, the Pastor at Womack Temple Church right here in Inkster. Afterwards an acknowledgement of the indigenous land that is current day...
Summer is a season where great memories are made, and Flat Rock Public Library wants to be a part of yours. With family friendly activities planned all year long, Flat Rock opens its doors to you! In general, going to the library may not be the ideal summer act. However, they offer more than meets the eye. Libraries are a great place to connect, learn, and grow, playing a vital role in the community. Most libraries have summer reading programs that kicked off in June. "Adventure begins at your...
After nearly five years, Romulus High School brought back their varsity girls soccer team. Bringing the sport back was something the school had been trying to get off the ground for a minute. There were either not enough players, no one to coach them, or a mixture of the two. Luckily for the school, this time was different. Many girls flocked to join the team. The new head coach Dr. Wendy Pachota, 48, was ecstatic to coach the sport she's loved since her childhood. "I started playing when I was...
SENIOR STAR PASTOR YVONNE HAWKINS' BELL Pastor Yvonne Hawkins' Bell was born on July 9th, 1939, in Wheeling, West Virginia, but currently lives in the city of Dearborn. Her mother, Elsie Hawkins, worked as a housekeeper. Her father was tragically killed in a coal mine when Bell was just a baby. One part of Yvonne's childhood was dealing with the social issues of the time. The fight for racial equality was underway. "Well, you know in Wheeling, the schools were segregated in West Virginia. But...
