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DTV wins several 1st place awards at MAB Awards Show

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LANSING (DTV) – (03/21/2025) – On Thursday March 20th,  DTV was in Lansing for the Michigan Association of Broadcasters Awards Show. We were finalists for 8 awards in 7 different categories. We won 6 first place awards and 2 second place awards! Listed below are the categories and links to the stories, games, and special we won awards for.

DTV is honored to continue to be able to tell peoples’ stories and broadcast events to our community and the world! We are also grateful for all of the support we continue to receive from Davison Community Schools staff and students and also the Davison community. Thank you!

Special thanks to:

WJRT-TV, Dawn Jones, Dr, Mona Hanna-Attisha, Danielle Land, Melissa Mays and family, Pastor Allen Overton, the Austin family, and Mr. Ron Fray

Current Events Story
1st Place- Kalob Hersh- “Undrinkable 3: Lasting Changes”

Documentary
1st Place – DTV Staff – “Undrinkable 3: Resilience”

Editorial
1st Place- Cooper Austin – “Why are we so scared to talk about politics?”

Hard News
1st Place- Rex Poff – “Undrinkable 3: Poverty”

Live Sports Coverage
1st Place- DTV Staff – Davison vs Grand Blanc Football
2nd Place – DTV Staff – Davison vs Grand Blanc Basketball

News Feature
1st Place – Rex Poff – “Mr. Fray’s Next Chapter”

Newscast
2nd Place – DTV Staff – DTV End of the Year Newscast

Keeping your pets safe in the winter

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DAVISON (DTV) – (3/6/25) – After a little preview of spring, many of us in Mid-Michigan woke up to winter once again. Living in Michigan, we all know just how cold it can get in the winter. And while we can bundle up to stay warm, our pets rely on us for protection. Many of us have pets that we consider family members, and it’s our responsibility to make sure they stay safe and healthy when temperatures drop. From keeping them warm to protecting their paws, there are a few simple steps you can take during the cold winter months.

Watch the full story by DTV’s Layla Bishop HERE

Valentines for Veterans

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DAVISON (DTV) – (1/13/25) – If you’re looking for a way to share the love with your community this Valentine’s Day, you should consider signing up for the DHS Valentines Cards for Veterans Community Service Project.

It will take place Monday, January 27th in the DHS Cafeteria from 2:45 to 4:00.

Each participant will complete a Valentine’s card kit that will be sent to a local Veteran. You don’t need to bring anything to the event, all the materials you’ll need will be provided.

If you’re interested, please sign up in Ms. Palso’s room, 223.

Boys Basketball

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DAVISON(DTV) – (12/17/2024) – The boys basketball team is having their first home game of the season tonight at home.

The team has lost three of its top starters from last year. They’ve lost two games so far, and they are looking to get their first win!

They will be playing against Lake Fenton at 7PM.

Ticket prices are 5 dollars. Bags and purses are not allowed and there will be no reentry. There is also no outside food or drinks allowed.

DHS Holiday Spirit Week!

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DAVISON(DTV) – (12/16/2024) – We have 5 days until our winter break. It is time to get in the festive mood by participating in this week’s Holiday Spirit Week!

There is also a door decorating contest happening this week!

If you are wondering what the themes are for each day, the list will be attached to this post!

The Last Newscast in the Sandy Coots Studio

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DAVISON(DTV) – (12/04/2024) – This year has been an exciting year for DTV as we continue to make the transition to our new space in the Performing Arts Center.
This Monday, we had our final newscast in the old studio. While we are excited for the future, we can’t help but shed a few tears as we say goodbye to a space that holds so many memories for over two decades. Literal blood, sweat, and many many tears went into that studio and classroom.
We are so grateful to our community, administration, teachers, and students for all of the support in moving DTV into the future. We of course must acknowledge all of the DTV legends of years past that absolutely made all of this possible. Without you all, we would not be where we are today. You all propelled us toward this monumental moment!
So goodbye to our old studio, but hello to new beginnings!

Here’s our last live newscast in the studio

Here is the Farewell Video aired in the newscast

Santa-Paws is Coming to DHS

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DAVISON (DTV) – (12/04/2024) – The Key Club is hosting Santa Paws from November 29th until December 10th.

Members will be in front of the Davison Highschool main office collecting donations for the Genesse Humane Society.

If you’re interested in helping our furry friends this holiday season, here’s a list of what you can donate!

  • Nyla Bones
  • Kongs
  • Canned Cat/Dog food
  • Dry food for kittens/puppies
  • Blankets (gently used)
  • Non clumping clay cat litter
  • Cleaning supplies (multi-purpose cleaners, bleach, Lysol, etc.)
  • Money donations

 

Mr. Beamer and the “Real Men Wear Pink” Campaign

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DAVISON (DTV) – (10/02/2024) – October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Davison’s own Mr. Beamer is supporting the fight against breast cancer by competing in the “Real Men Wear Pink” Campaign.

His goal for this year is to raise $2,500 for the American Cancer Society. To support Mr. Beamer you can go to the “Real Men Wear Pink” website HERE.

Another way to support him is by going to Hilton Screeners and buying one of his “You don’t have to be this cool to wear pink” t-shirts for $10. A portion of the proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society. Be sure to wear these shirts to the Pink Out Game against Grand Blanc on October 18th.

Beamer says his reason for supporting the cause and wearing pink is, “Breast cancer affects everyone – it doesn’t matter if you’re a man or a woman. That’s why I’m stepping up to fight breast cancer with all I have. Since I’m in a position to make a difference within my community, I believe I have an obligation to do so. By raising money and awareness through Real Men Wear Pink, I’m helping to save more lives from breast cancer.”

Davison Homecoming Varsity Football Game 2024

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DAVISON (DTV) – (09/20/24) – The Davison Varsity Football team will be facing off against the Saginaw Heritage Hawks for the homecoming game. Earlier today the Homecoming Parade marched through Davison to raise some Cardinal Spirit before the game.

The first quarter took a minute to get going, but the Cardinals quickly took the lead with a field goal. But that’s all that happens, the clock ticks down, and the second quarter starts. 3-0.

The second quarter starts off strong for the Cards. They had an offensive explosion, scoring two touchdowns! With a little over a minute left, Davison scored again. Raising the score 24-0. In the last 5 seconds of the quarter an impressive 42-yard pass scored the Hawks scored their first touchdown. Ending the first half with a score of 24-7.

Halftime was eventful too, with an out of this world performance by the Davison High School Marching Band. The 2024 Homecoming Queen and Miss Congeniality were also crowned during halftime. Congratulations to Miss Congeniality, Kail Glennie, and our Homecoming Queen Gracie Wright!

Third quarter started with yet another touchdown from our cards, bringing us up 31-7. Saginaw Heritage pushed back, their second touchdown of the game. Ending the third quarter with a score of 31-14.

The Cardinals started the fourth quarter off strong. Scoring a touchdown only a minute into the quarter. However, the Cards had to rerun the touchdown, but they still got their win. Saginaw scored once again not long after. 38 – 22. Number 1, Jaxson Dosh ran into the endzone scoring the cards another touchdown, raising them from 38 to 45! The clock wound down and Davison took the win!  The final score was 45 – 22.

Congratulations, Cardinals, and happy homecoming!

 

New protocols for entrance to home varsity events at DHS

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DAVISON (DTV) – (9/11/2024) – Friday, September 13th is the first home game for DHS varsity football. They will be taking on Traverse City Central. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. The game theme is “Gold Out” and is a fundraising event to raise awareness for childhood cancer.

If you are planning on coming out to the game, there are some new rules and regulations for Cardinal Stadium and any home varsity events.

Below is an email that was sent out by Davison Community Schools outlining the changes.

“As we continue to focus on safety and providing the best experience for our players, students, fans and spectators, we have made some changes to our protocols for attending home varsity athletic events. Please make note of the new admission procedures:

  • Anyone unaccompanied by an adult who appears to be under the age of 21 will be asked to show a photo ID.
  • Anyone unaccompanied by an adult and identified as being of school age will be asked to show a student ID. 
  • An adult must accompany students in grades K-8.
  • Only those students 9th grade or older and from participating schools will be admitted, unless accompanied by an adult.

Since we anticipate that these new procedures will likely take more time at the ticket booth, security officers will be at the ticket entrance to help keep the lines flowing by checking photo IDs of those who appear to be under the age of 21 prior to ticket purchases.

Other important information to note in regard to admission to regular season events:

  • Ticket price is $5. Cash only is accepted.
  • No Bags or Purses
  • Subject to Metal Detection/Security Screening
  • No Re-Entry
  • No outside food food or drinks
  • No footballs/balls

Thank you for your support and patience as we enact these new protocols. Go Cards!”

If attending the game, you will also notice the new parking lot on the north side of the high school! If parking in the north lot in the bust loop area, use the YELLOW lines to park in. The diagonal white lines are for buses.

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