Sarge Takes Action – Bruce Douglas
By Mike Kent Apparently, they knew the platoon was coming. On this day in 1966, the Viet Cong were ready for the American troops. Bruce Douglas and his platoon walked right into an ambush. The sound of the attack was deafening
The Veteran Initiative – Habitat for Humanity
By Amanda Renkiewicz Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build sustainable homes, communities, and hope. Among the many who benefit from their outstanding efforts is the Veteran community. They explain, “Today, 1.4 million
Looking Back to Rawhide
By Pete Lathrop We all do our share of reflecting on past events, mostly scrolling through pictures and social media posts. We whittle down the most important and memorable times to just a handful of moments that seem brighter and
Drew Kostic Memorial 5K Tough Run
The 5th annual DK5K (Drew Kostic Memorial 5K Tough Run) was a huge success. Many showed up Saturday, August 14, 2021, laced up their shoes, and were ready to give their best to the muddy Tough Run course in Copemish,
Finding a Home in the Coast Guard City
By Mike Kent In May 2007, meteorologists were keeping an eye on a cold front about to hit the east coast shoreline. Subtropical storm Andrea was bringing hurricane-force winds and producing 34-foot waves. One boat with three people onboard was facing
Hero Highlight – April Caverly
By Amanda Renkiewicz Many children view their mom as their hero, but for the children of decorated military member April Caverly, it couldn't be a more accurate description. April's husband, Chris, son Jackson, and daughter Abigail have supported April during her
Tall Ship Perception – Opportunities for Gold/Blue Star Teens
By Amanda Renkiewicz - Photos by MichiganChallenge.org Ahoy! For those teens who are bright Stars, a rare and fabulous opportunity awaits aboard the tall ship Perception. The young sailors who qualify for this maritime adventure are Gold Stars, meaning those who have