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Mid-Michigan woman made history in NFL’s Punt, Pass & Kick competition (opens the original)
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MASON, Mich. (News 10) - The NFL ended its Punt, Pass & Kick competition nine years ago, but before it was discontinued, a football player from Mid-Michigan made an impact on its 56-year history. Kelsey Mullin, formerly Kelsey Ketcik, played catch with her 18-year-old daughter, Jayden. “There we go... perfect spiral right there,” Mullin said. Thirty-two years ago, an 8-year-old Kelsey Ketcik punted, passed, and kicked a football farther than anyone in her age group. “This was the uniform that I
Teen artist paints Hillsdale fairgrounds history on warehouse wall (opens the original)
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HILLSDALE, Mich. (News 10) - The Hillsdale County Fair, billed as “the most popular fair on earth,” begins its eight-day run Saturday, marking a 176-year tradition. This year, an 18-year-old artist has added her own contribution to the fairgrounds’ history. Abby Amburgey is an artist who says painting is her favorite medium. She has spent the summer painting a mural recreating iconic buildings of the Hillsdale County Fairgrounds on the side of a building. “So this is the women’s congress buildin
Mid-Michigan man restores old cemetery headstones (opens the original)
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WINDSOR TOWNSHIP, Mich. (News 10) -Truck driver Terry Hill spends much of his time after work at Courter-Pray Cemetery on Vermontville Highway in Eaton County, cleaning headstones. Hill said he uses a soft bristle brush and a plastic putty knife during the cleaning process. “You don’t want to use bleach, you don’t want to use dish soap,” Hill said. Hill uses a special soap that costs $45 a gallon. “Then you just come back and rinse with water,” Hill said. Hill said some headstones take days to c
Holt man teaches bike riding lessons through business called i-Cycle (opens the original)
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HOLT, Mich. (News 10) -Michael Arrieta is on a mission to help people learn how to ride a bicycle. Between six and ten percent of adults in America don’t know how to ride one, according to recent statistics. At his backyard shed in Holt, Arrieta prepared for a bike riding lesson. Eight-year-old Aidan Seager was his student for the day. Arrieta checked the bike’s tires and brakes before the lesson began. “Remember we take our thumb and we press down a little bit, make sure there’s air in there,”
Make an Impact: Mid-Michigan woman competes in Transplant Games to honor organ donor (opens the original)
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A Laingsburg woman competed in the 2026 Transplant Games of America in Denver, Colorado, this past June, marking a decade since she received a life-saving kidney transplant. Tami Skok, an information technology specialist at a local health care system, participated in several athletic events at the games, which are held every two years and celebrate organ donors and recipients. “Oh, it was—it’s hard to put into words,” Skok said of the experience. Skok earned a si
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