Delaney in the Morning

Previewing the 2026 Detroit Tigers pitching staff with Quinn.

The event is coming up Tuesday, March 24 at St. Mary's Assumption Church in Bronson.

Catching up on the busy schedule for the Branch County Veterans Affairs office.

We discussed Spring Break, travel insurance, a great upcoming cruise, and Detroit Tigers baseball this month.

The Branch County Community Foundation is coordinating donations to the Union City tornado relief effort.

A number of sophomores and juniors from Coldwater High School had a chance to attend the Michigan High School Athletic Association sponsored conference last month.

The show is this Friday and Saturday evenings, and Sunday afternoon at the Tibbits Opera House.

Career and Technical competitions, scheduling for next year, and more on this week's segment.

Spotlighting a Coldwater area business that provides a platform for artists to promote and express themselves through music. Our Chamber Chat is sponsored by the Coldwater Area Chamber of Commerce.

Our annual Roofsit is this Friday, march 13, to benefit the Naomi Davis Shelterhouse.

Special presentations, including one for parents Thursday, will continue through the week.

Department of Homeland Security funding, the ouster of Kristi Noem, and our military involvement in Iran on the agenda this week.

Celebrating women in manufacturing, agriculture, and aviation.

Running down upcoming events in March and April.

Kellogg Area will be the home of the huge RV and Camping Show.

Kicking off our preview of the 2026 season for the Detroit Tigers.

An original production will be presented at Saturday night's dinner theatre.

April 11 on stage at the Tibbits Opera House.

Meet the author of the Branch County Community Theatre Robert J. Pickering-J.R. Colbeck Award for Playwrighting Excellence winner for 2026.

March is Reading Month, kindergarten registration, and it's almost construction season at Union City Elementary.

Saluting Quincy's members of the Big 8 Academic All Conference team, Parent Teacher Conferences, and more.

Two Quincy High School freshmen were winners in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition.

Efforts to create more affordable housing, repeal the new marijuana tax, and more.

A showdown with Iran and more this week.

An event in April that showcases small businesses in Detroit.

Helping adults in the community learn to read.

The annual Cub Scout Pinewood Derby is coming up next month.

MSU Extension is looking for some area farmers to take part in some upcoming trials.

Previewing tonight's State of the State address from Governor Whitmer.

A new elementary literacy plan, rewarding good behavior, and some fundraising in the focus this week.

Joe will be the headliner for the Tibbits Comedy Festival March 21, 2026.

Catching up on activities at Legg Middle School.

Coldwater High School is looking to expand its offering of Advanced Placement (AP) classes.

A fun event for kids and parents.

Opening night for the show themed "The Playlist" is this Thursday.

An update on solar projects and other township improvements.

Some vacation ideas for winter or spring.

Justified Quartet will be the featured performers this Saturday.

Highlighting a growing and active club at Coldwater High School.

Jump starting the Special Olympics program in Branch County.

Wrapping up February and heading to a busy month in March.

It's always busy at the Coach Eby Youth and Family Center.

The Academy Award Nominated Shorts are returning to the Tibbits March 7,  

On this Presidents day, can you name all the United States presidents? John can.

Senator Lindsey's favorite President, and a look at the governor's proposed budget.

Funding for the Department of Homeland Security, holding the Gordie Howe Bridge hostage, and the SAVE Act this week.

In October 2025, Noah Coughlan embarked on his 5th Run across America, a historic 5,500-mile solo journey across 20 states over 260 days, culminating July 4th, 2026 to celebrate the United States’ 250th Semiquincentennial anniversary. This final transcontinental run will make Noah only the third person ever to cross all 50 states on foot. Noah will engage big cities and small towns honoring everyday Americans and veterans, encouraging unity while highlighting the enduring spirit of our Nation through media and storytelling for a renewed appreciation for America’s shared history. 

Some sessions ahead for both farmers and gardeners.

A local author has penned a book about baseball catchers.

The Branch County Community Foundation is helping to spotlight some other organizations in the community it supports this month.