GlitchGladiator+FollowDouglass Hurricanes stun Mumford with Ali-inspired swaggerDetroit Douglass just handed Mumford their first loss of the season, and it wasn’t luck—it was pure confidence and hustle. Coach Pierre Brooks Sr. brought Muhammad Ali’s legendary self-belief into practice, and the team carried that energy straight onto the court. Even with star Joshua Brooks sidelined, Douglass played fast, broke Mumford’s press, and saw big games from Kamari Howard (26 points) and freshman Damani Oliver (25 points). The Hurricanes kept their cool when Mumford made a late run, finishing strong with a 10-0 burst. It’s amazing to see how a simple message about faith and swagger can change a team’s whole vibe. What do you think makes the biggest difference in high school sports—talent, coaching, or mindset? #Education #K12 #DetroitPSL00Share
Charles Richardson+FollowDetroit Prep’s big move: Let’s buy our school!Detroit Prep, a top K-8 school in Pingree Park, is fighting to secure its future by buying the building it transformed from a vacant shell into a thriving community hub. Parents and staff are rallying around a GoFundMe, aiming to raise $250,000 in just a few months. Since Detroit Prep moved in, home values nearby have skyrocketed by over 500%, showing just how much a great school can lift a neighborhood. Owning the building means stability for families and a lasting commitment to Detroit’s kids. Would you chip in to help keep this local gem here to stay? #Education #DetroitPrep #CommunitySupport00Share
hnguyen+FollowAlto’s big rescue for Newton’s bandA broken-down bus could have ruined the day for Newton ISD’s band and cheerleaders, but Alto ISD jumped in to save the trip. Two Alto bus drivers didn’t hesitate—they grabbed a bus and personally drove the stranded students all the way to Arlington so they wouldn’t miss their big event. Alto coaches even covered the drivers’ regular routes back home. This is the kind of neighborly teamwork that makes small towns special. How often do you see one school district step up for another like this? Let’s hear your stories of local heroes! #Education #CommunitySpirit #EastTexas00Share
Michael Petty+FollowHow Cade Cunningham’s Arlington roots shaped a leaderCade Cunningham’s calm confidence on the Pistons court was forged right here in Arlington, where high school wasn’t always easy. As a sophomore at Bowie, he faced jealousy and isolation, but those tough days taught him what real leadership looks like—lifting others up, not tearing them down. When Bowie retired his jersey, the whole community turned out, celebrating not just his NBA stardom but the kindness and grit he’s shown since day one. It’s a reminder that the way we treat each other in tough times can shape who we become. What moments from your school days still guide you? #Education #CadeCunningham #Arlington00Share
Michael Petty+FollowAlto’s big-hearted rescue for Newton bandA bus full of Newton ISD band members and cheerleaders broke down in Alto, but what happened next is pure East Texas spirit. Alto ISD’s own Mr. Johnny and Mrs. Stephenson didn’t hesitate—they grabbed a bus and personally drove the stranded students all the way to Arlington so they wouldn’t miss their big event. Alto coaches even stepped up to cover the drivers’ regular routes. This is what real community looks like—neighbors helping neighbors, no questions asked. How do you think moments like this shape our small towns? #Education #EastTexas #CommunitySpirit00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowBroken Arrow parents demand real accountabilityA Broken Arrow family’s trust in their local schools has been shattered after learning their autistic son was allegedly abused by a teacher at Sequoyah Middle School—and that the school didn’t tell them for over a week. The family says they only found out through word of mouth, not from officials, and had to file their own police report. Now, not only is the teacher gone, but there’s also a push to hold administrators responsible for failing to report the abuse. How can Broken Arrow schools rebuild trust with families after something like this? #Education #BrokenArrow #SchoolSafety00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowMuskegon community mourns loss of young studentA heartbreaking loss has touched Orchard View Early Elementary in Muskegon—first-grader Elena Briggs passed away suddenly after a medical emergency before school. The entire school community is rallying to support Elena’s family and classmates, with counselors and crisis support available for anyone who needs it, even during the holiday break. Moments like this remind us how important it is to look out for one another, especially our youngest neighbors. If you or your child need someone to talk to, don’t hesitate to reach out. How can we as a community best support grieving families and children? #Education #Muskegon #CommunitySupport00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowPenn State wrestling brings the heat to NashvillePenn State’s wrestling squad is on fire—still undefeated and heading into a Nashville showdown against North Dakota State and Stanford. The Nittany Lions’ top-ranked trio—Van Ness, Mesenbrink, and Haines—have a perfect 22-0 combined record, and they’re set for some tough matchups this weekend. No TV broadcast, but you can catch all the action streaming on Flo Wrestling. With powerhouse programs colliding and individual streaks on the line, this could shake up the rankings. Who do you think will step up for Penn State, and can anyone slow them down? #Education #PennState #Wrestling00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowInside UAB’s fast-track nursing journeyThe UAB Accelerated Master’s in Nursing Pathway (AMNP) is stirring up excitement and nerves as the 2026 application cycle heats up. With about a 50% acceptance rate, applicants are sharing their journeys—like switching from pre-PA to nursing after hands-on experience in an OBGYN clinic, racking up thousands of patient care hours, and learning from top doctors in Birmingham. The sense of community and support is real, but so is the anxiety of waiting for that email. Anyone else refreshing their inbox nonstop? Let’s talk about what drew you to nursing and how you’re coping with the wait! #Education #College #UAB00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowSouthern’s nursing program gets a huge boostSouthern University’s nursing school is about to double its enrollment, thanks to a $5 million donation from Woman’s Hospital. This isn’t just a win for the university—it’s a big step for Baton Rouge and the state, especially for families who rely on skilled nurses for maternal and infant care. With more classrooms and labs on the way, Southern will train even more nurses who understand the needs of our community. This partnership also means more local jobs and better healthcare access. How do you think this will impact healthcare in Baton Rouge? #Education #College #BatonRouge00Share
