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WWU student gets the wheels spinning on the return of WWU Cycling (Western Washington University)
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29 Oct 2026
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29 Oct 2026
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The Wheeling Symphony Orchestra celebrates Harry Potter with ‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’ in concert
Herald-Standard 29 Oct 2026
The Harry Potter Film Concert Series is returning to the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, W.Va., with “‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’ in Concert,” the third film in the “Harry Potter” series.
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The Wheeling Symphony Orchestra celebrates Harry Potter with ‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’ ...
Observer-Reporter 29 Oct 2026
The Harry Potter Film Concert Series is returning to the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, W.Va., with “‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’ in Concert,” the third film in the “Harry Potter” series.
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Decatur Daily
28 Oct 2026
Behind The Wheel
Decatur Daily
28 Oct 2026
This photo provided by GMC shows the 2027 Sierra 1500. Redesigned for 2027, the Sierra 1500 features new V8 engines, a fresh interior and many technology upgrades. (Courtesy of General Motors via AP) ... .
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Macomb County boasts 14 football matchups on tap for first round There are 15 schools within Macomb County that qualified for the MHSAA state playoffs this season and there is also only one game that pits two county schools against one another. Romeo hosts Anchor Bay in a pre-district game. Beyond that there are four Macomb Area Conference-Oakland Activities Association crossover games \u2013 three in Division 1 and one in Division 2. There is at least one team in each of the eight 11-man playoff brackets that have qualified for the postseason \u2013 five in Division 1, two each in Division 2 and Division 3, on e apiece in Division 4, Division 5 and Division 6, two more in Division 7 and one in Division 8. There are 14 games involving Macomb County teams this weekend \u2013 13 on Friday and one on Saturday and 12 of those games kickoff at 7 p.m. on Friday. Below is a brief breakdown of each of those games: DIVISION 1 NEW BALTIMORE ACHOR BAY (5-4) AT ROMEO (9-0): Hats off to Anchor Bay for winning five of its last six games after starting the season 0-3. The Tars do have several close losses, even in double-overtime defeat to undefeated Port Huron which is the MAC Blue Division champ that is ranked in Division 3. But Anchor Bay has not faced a team quite like Romeo, which owns a shutout and a 391-128 scoring edge. The Division 1 seventh-ranked Bulldogs have finished unbeaten for the first time since 1977 and have steamrolled several opponents while posting close wins against Grosse Pointe South and Macomb Dakota. Anchor Bay has a 208-140 scoring differential but may not have enough in its playbook to stop a team that will be favored to get to at least to the Final Four. Plus, this game is at Barnabo Stadium in Romeo. MACOMB DAKOTA (5-4) AT ROCHESTER (6-3): this could be one of the more interesting matchups, especially of the MAC vs. OAA variety. Both of these teams have shown flashes of being very good but at times let game slip away as well. Dakota, the MAC Red Division runner-up, is 5-4 but had close losses to the likes of Grand Blanc, Grosse Pointe South, Romeo and Birmingham Brother Rice, so the strength of schedule is evident. The Cougars have a 235-195 scoring edge, another highlight of competing in close games. Rochester is 1-0 against MAC schools this year, defeating playoff team L\u2019Anse Creuse North 21-0 in its opener. The Falcons were the runner-up in the OAA White Division at 3-1 and have outscored the opposition 232-161. Rochester had won three straight where the Falcons have outscored those three teams 108-28, so this team is starting to come together after a Jekyll and Hyde type regular season. Rochester blew a late lead to Rochester Adams (21-19 loss) and failed to show up in games against Oxford and Rochester Stoney Creek. Both of these two schools also draw well in terms of crowds. Which teams will show up this week could help determine the outcome. Both of these schools have talent but need to be able to win the \u2018Big Game\u2019. MACOMB L\u2019ANSE CREUSE NORTH (6-3) AT ROCHESTER STONEY CREEK (7-2): Just the picture of seeing the Crusaders in the postseason is near a miracle, considering this program is under its fourth head coach in four years while L\u2019Anse Creuse North finished 5-40 the previous five seasons. But the Crusaders are also one of the biggest turnaround job in the entire state and highly-competitive, posting a 260-98 edge on the scoreboard. As for OAA White Division champion Stoney Creek, the Cougars have outscored the opposition 324-99 and this is one of the school\u2019s best all-around teams since Stoney Creek opened its doors in 2002. L\u2019Anse Creuse North will have to find a way to slow down the Cougars\u2019 potent offense. The Crusaders haven\u2019t really played a D-1 school of this caliber this season. UTICA (6-3) AT ROCHESTER ADAMS (6-3): Two-time MAC White champion lost to Macomb Dakota 6-3 in last year\u2019s opener and now draws state powerhouse Rochester Adams in the first round this year. The Highlanders won a regional title last year and reached the state semifinals for the seventh time this season. But even in a rebuilding year where Adams only returned four total starters and has its youngest roster in several decades, the Highlanders still managed to win six games. Adams has actually been outscored 211-182 this season yet finished third in a competitive OAA Red Division. Utica is a defense-first football team but has a 251-141 scoring edge. These two schools are only 20 minutes apart but have rarely played in football. This could be an interesting game and one of many MAC-OAA first-round crossovers. DIVISION 2 ROSEVILLE (4-5) VS. BIRMINGHAM BROTHER RICE (6-3) AT LAWRENCE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY: Roseville was on a lot of media lists as a preseason top 25 program with a ton of talent back in uniform plus a couple of key incoming transfers. But after a season-opening loss and three more defeats where the Panthers were missing several suspended players, the wheels came off the vehicle in a 0-4 start. Roseville righted the ship by going 4-1 down the stretch to make the playoffs with a 4-5 overall record. The Panthers did outscore the opposition 196-189 this season with their only late-season defeat coming at undefeated Romeo. But Brother Rice has played an extremely difficult schedule and defeated top-ranked Novi Detroit Catholic Central last weekend and was third in the loaded CHSL Central Division this season., The Warriors held a 292-220 scoring edge with several close games. Roseville can\u2019t let Brother Rice gain an early edge and try to force a comeback. The Warriors are tough as nails with several NCAA Division I and Division II recruits on their roster. BIMRINGHAM SEAHOLM (5-4) AT ST. CLAIR SHORES LAKEVIEW (7-2): Seaholm rallied back to upset Utica 21-20 last week to finish 5-4 and the Maples carry a little momentum into the postseason. Seaholm has outscored its opposition 243-176 but also have a few closes losses and finished third in a deep OAA Blue Division. Lakeview won a rare district title and reached the regional finals last season before succumbing to Birmingham Groves last season. This year the Huskies shared the MAC White Division title with Utica, a team the Chieftains came back and beat 29-28 back in Week 6. Lakeview is not as big in the trenches as the last three seasons but do have a lot of offensive weapons that has led to a 280-187 scoring edge. This game could become a classic. DIVISION 3 WARREN DE LA SALLE (5-4) AT TRENTON (5-4): Looks can be deceiving, as both of these teams have played tough schedules and finished 5-4. De La Salle played four games without its starting quarterback and place fifth in a loaded CHSL Central Division. This year they also been outscored 216-195. But the Pilots also finished 3-6 last season but still won district and regional titles and reached the Division 3 Final Four. Trenton was fourth in the Downriver League this year but has an explosive offense that has outscored its foes 329-247. De La Salle might have more playoffs experience than the Trojans which could be a huge difference maker. WARREN FITZGERALD (6-3) AT HARPER WOODS (7-2): Last season the Spartans drew De La Salle in the first round and this year they face a loaded Harper Woods team that dropped down from Division 4 to Division 3 this season in the postseason opener. But the Pioneers are beatable as proven by bookend losses to Chelsea and Mason. The OAA Blue Division champions have outscored its foes 264-116 and even defeated OAA Red Division champion Clarkston this season. Fitzgerald does have some dynamic offensive talent in its own right. The Spartans own a 284-112 scoring edge but are coming off a lopsided loss to D-2 Roseville to capo the regular season. The other two losses were by a combined 17 points while Fitzgerald also defeated MAC Gold Division champion Madison Heights Lamphere this year. DIVISION 4 MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH (8-1) AT DETROIT EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE PREP (7-2): There is projected to be a ton of points in this game just based on these two offenses and their respective firepower. North owns one shutout and has outscored the opposition 320-182 this season. The Mustangs\u2019 only loss was by a point and by a blocked extra point in Week 7 to Division 6 second-ranked Almont. This team was also second in a deep Blue Water Area Conference in its first season in that league and has a wide variety of weapons on its roster. So does East English, which was third in a deep Detroit Public School League Blue Division and only once did this team suffer a blowout loss (42-6) to perennial powerhouse Detroit King. The Bulldogs have played a mixed variety of teams and have compiled a 369-106 scoring edge this season. Let\u2019s see how much defense these two teams play in this one and whoever has the ball last could escape the victor. DIVISION 5 ARMADA (5-4) VS. FLINT POWERS CATHOLIC (7-2) AT FLINT ATWOOD STADIUM: These two teams will make for an intriguing matchup. First Armada has been a little bit unpredictable. Even in its losses, Armada has been shut out twice but never really have been blown out of the water either. The Tigers have outscored their opposition 163-139, which signals they have been in numerous close affairs. Powers Catholic is an independent only in football and a member of the Saginaw Valley League for every other sport. The Chargers have won seven straight after opening the season 0-2 and have a 320-130 scoring edge. This game could boil down to which Armada team shows up. DIVISION 6 WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE (5-4) VS. DETROIT CENTRAL (8-1) AT DETROIT WOODY THOMAS STADIUM (6 p.m. Friday): Youthful Michigan Collegiate will visit an experienced Detroit Central team that shared the Detroit Public School League Gold Division championship with Detroit Cody and Detroit Denby. Defense is the name of the game for Central, which has outscored its nine foes 269-29. Michigan Collegiate was fifth place in a very deep Charter School Conference Gold Division and was the fifth school from that league to make the postseason cut. Michigan Collegiate has outscored its opposition 218-109, so the Cougars do play quality defense as well. But will it be enough to pull the upset of one of the best defenses in Metro Detroit? Detroit Central has five shutouts in nine games and no school has scored more than 14 points against the Trailblazers. NEW HAVEN (6-3) VS. MARINE CITY (9-0) AT EAST CHINA STADIUM: One of the best turnaround jobs in southeastern Michigan occurred at New Haven over the past couple of months. The Rockets, who were just 1-8 last season, finished 6-3 this year and in fourth place in the MAC Bronze Division where they were one of four schools to reach the postseason. New Have has an impressive 292-163 scoring edge and have been competitive even in some of its losses. This is the first time since 2006 that the Rockets qualified for the postseason as all Michigan schools were given the option to compete in the playoffs during 2020 Covid-shortened season. It\u2019s been 20 long years. But New Haven faces an uphill battle in Marine City, a program that will be making its 35th postseason appearance in 53 seasons of the MHSAA state tournament. The Mariners are 9-0 and finished a perfect 6-0 in the MAC Silver Division, while they also have a 407-191 scoring edge. This is a program with a great culture that is used to not only making the postseason, but going on long runs every so often. New Haven has improved immensely with its young group, but this would also be a monumental upset if the Rockets can find a way to win this game. New Haven is trending in the right direction and this season is living proof of that transformation. DIVISION 7 CLINTON TOWNSHIP CLINTONDALE AT MILLINGTON (9-0): The Big Thum Conference White Division champions have outscored the opposition 338-114 this season and are undefeated on the campaign. The Cardinals have only had one close game and that Week 2 against Unionville-Sebewaing (19-14). Millington has one shutout and has kept three opponents to seven or less points and seven opponents to 14 or less points all while scoring 40 or more points four times and over 50 points once. Clintondale only has three wins and still was ranked 25th in the point totals after playing a bunch of larger schools. DIVISION 8 STERLING HEIGHTS PARKWAY CHRISTIAN (5-4) AT MADISON HEIGHTS MADISON (1 p.m. Saturday): Madison, the two-time MAC Bronze Division champions, have outscored the opposition, 342-121 and have close losses in Week 1 and Week 9. Parkway Christian owns a 298-262 scoring edge, which means the Eagles can score and pile up yardage but don\u2019t necessarily stops teams very well either. This could be the type of game where the scoreboard is going off with regularity. This is also the only Saturday game that features a Macomb County school in Parkway Christian with Madison being just over the county line in Oakland County and also a member of the MAC.
Macomb Daily 28 Oct 2026
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The Bryan Eagle
27 Oct 2026
Bryan man found asleep at the wheel and with drugs in his vehicle
The Bryan Eagle
27 Oct 2026
A Bryan police officer found a driver asleep at the wheel on Dodge Street shortly after midnight Saturday and discovered several baggies of cocaine and meth inside his truck ....
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'I was shocked to realise how asleep at the wheel I'd been': JEN HATMAKER's husband ...
The Daily Mail 27 Oct 2026
It was at 2.30am on a warm July night that Jen Hatmaker woke up to hear her husband drunkenly voice-texting another woman. 'I just can't quit you,' he whispered ....
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