Olivia Pageau

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Video shows SAU radio's adaptive studio, created for sophomore, Cayley Fehr. Fehr lives without arms, and plans to pursue radio during her time at Spring Arbor University. Tom Davis, General Manager, introduced Fehr to the radio broadcasting program, but knew there would be challenges. With the help of a donor, SAU was able to build an adaptive studio, suitable for Fehr's capabilities. On Spring Arbor University's campus, there's a radio station, and a student who sees radio in her future.

1 week ago | fox47news.com | Olivia Pageau

Video shows a basketball game with Northwest High School's special education students vs. students in Jackson's Young Adult Program. Each year, Northwest hosts this heartwarming basketball game to promote inclusivity on campus. WATCH: Several athletes share their excitement for the game. "I love it for a passion," describes Northwest High School Senior, D'Sean Hall, talking about his love for basketball.

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Video shows Jackson Neighborhood Reporter Olivia Pageau putting together an Easter basket for less than $25. All items in the basket came from Downtown Jackson shops. Those items came from Nostalgia Ink., Farm Sudz, Gilbert Chocolates, Jackson Candle Company, and Marketplace Manna. In Downtown Jackson, many neighbors are getting ready for Easter Sunday. Many of those same neighbors are also dealing with the rising costs that add up quickly during the holidays.

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Video shows the Rock Steady Boxing class at the YMCA Summit Branch in Jackson. Coach Debbie Craft brought the class to Jackson after her husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's. The class has been going on since 2017 and has about 20 participants who are choosing to fight back. "It's a community. It really is a community," says boxing participant Jack Decker. A community of neighbors who live with Parkinson's, but these athletes bring a new meaning to fighting a disorder that impacts so many.

2 weeks ago | fox47news.com | Olivia Pageau

Video shows Jackson Police Chief Christopher Simpson and Crisis Intervention Team Clinician Nikki Winans explain their partnership to provide mental health resources through JPD. Winans patrols with officers and responds to calls pertaining to mental health. The goal of the partnership is to reduce recidivism, connect those in need with resources, and provide safety plans. When someone calls 9-1-1, it's not always a 'one size fits all' response.