The Dragon hockey squad scored a pair of victories last week, first routing Stoney Creek 7-2 and then coming back against host Kettering 4-2. Matt Milliman scored twice to lead the way in both wins. Against Kettering, the Dragons trailed 1-0 and 2-1, but their four third-period goals helped them get a key OAA I […]
The Lake Orion Schools? Dragon Guided Activities Program (GAP) is sponsoring a Winter Mountain Bike race as well as a three-mile running race on Saturday, Feb. 16. These races are geared towards training races and to cure that infamous Michigan cabin fever. There will be Expert/Elite, Sport, and Beginner categories in the mountain bike race. […]
For 364 days out of the year, the Oxford Fire Department and Oxford Village Police Department work together to safeguard the lives and property of citizens. But there’s one day when they put down their hoses and handcuffs, take off their badges and do battle on the field of honor at Seymour Lake Township Park. […]
A native of Golden, Illinois, Lee Noftz came to Oxford in 1963 as a teacher and coach and helped usher in the modern era of Wildcat athletics. For his efforts during his 22 years as Athletic Director at Oxford High School, Noftz was selected for the OHS Athletic Hall of Fame. ‘I’m honored,? Noftz said. […]
Ben Culyer and the Lake Orion Baptist Lions played at the Palace of Auburn Hills last week.
Ethan Ruhland, who will sign today with Michigan State, was paid a visit last week by his future Coach, Mark Dantonio (far right). MSU Assistant Coach Dan Enos (far left) and Lake Orion Coach Chris Bell joined the duo in this picture.
DETROIT ? U.S. Army Private First Class Dalton Sedam took center stage in front of 32,611 people Monday evening when he delivered the game ball at Comerica Park as the Detroit Tigers took on the Minnesota Twins. ‘It was awesome,? said Sedam, a 2008 graduate of Oxford High School, who serves overseas in air defense. […]
One of Oxford’s sons left for China this week to teach students in the Far East about this nation’s past and, if there’s enough interest, how to wage the 100-yard war. Gerald Wichman III, a 2004 graduate of Oxford High School, landed a job teaching U.S. history and physical education for the next year at […]
In basketball, he’s overshadowed by the school’s first Division I recruit. In baseball, he was on the field for less than half an inning in Lake Orion’s championship victory. In football, his real sport, he’s not even the biggest recruit on his own team. Yet, when he graduates in four months, Chris Lum will be […]
Learn about Hemingway ONTV The Michigan Humanities Council, an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, is presenting ‘The Great Michigan Read? in partnership with the Orion Township Library. This one book, one state initiative features Hemingway’s The Nick Adams Stories, which are set in northern Michigan. Orion Neighborhood Television will be playing a […]