Here's a look at the polls, as selected by the Michigan Sports Writers All-State Panel: 1. Belleville (6 first place votes) (11-0), 90 4. Detroit Renaissance (13-1) 6. Saginaw Heritage (10-2) 7. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern (10-1)

Both Howell goals came in a four-minute, two-second span of the second period. Luke Storm scored with 6:50 left in the second and freshman Bryce Pietila scored with 2:48 remaining. It was the sixth goal of the season for Storm and the fifth for Pietila. Howell has 13 players with multiple goals.

While Howell has trended in the right direction, Brighton is looking to get back on track after losing two games in a row. The Bulldogs (6-4) had won six straight games before their losing streak.

The top 10 teams in the Michigan high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for second, etc.: Class Division 1 Advertisement Article continues below this ad Others receiving votes: 11,

The district says Howell High School's DECA team had an impressive showing at the District 4 DECA Competition held at Eastern Michigan University.

Active Faith officially has a new home. The Community Center, which services the area within the South Lyon School District, announced their move in 2024. Executive Director Sharon Stower said the new location would make it easier for people to find them and offer more space for services.

SMCC and Bedford girls and Summerfield boys ranked among best in the state in latest Michigan Sportswriters basketball poll.

The top 10 teams in the Michigan high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for second, etc.:

Plymouth isn’t out of title contention but is now tied for third in the division with Howell. Mackenzie Dicken and Annie Flavin both scored six points for Plymouth, which is now 10-3 overall and ...

Hospice volunteers, including veterans, pet owners and others with 'heart,' needed in Canton, Plymouth, and Livonia.

The city of Howell has approved a bid of $8.277 million from C.E. Gleeson Contractors for the Depot Lot Project, according to WHMI.

In a big moment against the second-ranked hockey team in Michigan, Howell's coach didn't hesitate to put freshman Bryce Pietila on the ice.