Argus-Press

The Wolverines demolished the Spartans Saturday afternoon in Ann Arbor, 44-10, on a sunny and brisk November day, and if you’re unfamiliar with the rivalry, Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh throwing the ball in the fourth quarter while up 27 points tells you everything you need to know. This one felt personal. Michigan defeated MSU for the second consecutive year and third time in the last four years, meaning the Paul Bunyan Trophy will be sticking around Ann Arbor.

You know the guy everyone hates in their fantasy football league? The one who forgets (or refuses) to set their lineup, starting injured quarterbacks and the like? Well that guy is me. Heck, I might even trade your opponent all my good players the week you are playing him just to ruin your season. I take joy in watching people (failed athletes) get worked up about the horse race in fantasy football.

OWOSSO - Two roads are another step closer to getting upgraded after the city council Monday approved their necessity following public hearings. The projects are Abrey Street from Melinda Avenue to Allendale Avenue and Seventh Street from Oliver Street to King Street. Both ventures are part of the city’s original five-year plan to upgrade roads around town. “This is just part of our 2019 Streets Program,” Owosso City Manager Nate Henne said. “We’re just going to continue on with that.