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There's nothing with wheels that Jerad Porter can't make look like new. Here's how fatherhood inspired him to take a risk that resulted in a full-time business.

One moment, Canton native Camren Barden was studying diligently toward his finance degree at Central Michigan University. A short time later he was preparing to walk down a runway, modeling Versace clothes in Milan, Italy — the international epicenter of the fashion industry. OK, Barden's meteoric rise from Mount Pleasant to Milan didn't unfold quite that fast, but it must have seemed like it for the former Salem High School academic/athletic standout who is on schedule to graduate from CMU in May. "It's been kind of surreal, the way it has happened so fast," said Barden, whose late g...

AZ Compass vs. Wasatch Academy - 2021 GEICO Nationals ESPN Highlights SALT LAKE CITY — Wasatch Academy's boys basketball team was clicking, making shots and hitting from several points on the court early in its GEICO national high school invitational opener Thursday afternoon. Nolan Hickman was the catalyst, both offensively and defensively. So when the 6-foot-2 Kentucky signee was forced to the bench with foul trouble late, it spelled trouble for the Tigers. TyTy Washington, the fifth-rated point guard in the Class of 2021 according to ESPN, filled up the box score with 22 points, 10 rebou...

Wasatch Academy vs Hamilton Heights GOES DOWN! Nolan Hickman and the Tigers were looking UNSTOPPABLE MOUNT PLEASANT — The day Wasatch Academy received its first McDonald's All-American citation started out like a normal day. So normal, in fact, that the honoree found out with only two people in the room. But after Tigers senior Nolan Hickman was announced as one of 14 honorees for the prestigious prep all-star event in Chicago, the equally even-keeled Richard "Pop" Isaacs and Hickman simply nodded and dabbed one another. Then Wasatch coach Paul Peterson texted the rest of his players, who a...

South Carolina’s largest Catholic high school sued for $300 million for invasive locker room windows Caitlin Byrd, The State © Dreamstime/TNS According to a lawyer bringing a $300 million lawsuit, South Carolina's largest Catholic high school engaged for 21 years in "dishonest, deceptive and sexually abusive actions" when it failed to protect its students from being watched as they undressed inside the private school's locker rooms. MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — South Carolina’s largest Catholic high school engaged for 21 years in “dishonest, deceptive and sexually abusive...