Meet Lowell Seniors of the Week Dawson Morgan and Olivia Lothian as they reflect on sports, friendships, achievements and their plans after graduation.

The West Michigan Young Adult Business Fair will take place Sunday, Sept. 27, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rogers Neighborhood Realty, featuring local young entrepreneurs, products, photography and activities.

Meet the 2026 Lowell Football team and their honorees. All photos courtesy of Heather Eveland.

Meet the 2026 Lowell Cheer team and their honorees. All photos courtesy of Heather Eveland.

The 2026 Pink Arrow halftime honoree ceremony for the marching band.

Meet Lowell seniors Mia Vonderheide and Drew Gramza and learn about their activities, accomplishments, future plans and advice for younger students.

The 2026 honoree ceremony for the volleyball team’s Pink Arrow scrimmage.

The 2026 Lowell Pink Arrow soccer players, coaches, and honorees.

The Lowell Football team ran wild over Sparta on Friday night, amounting over over 400 yards on the ground en route to their opening win in the River Cities Alliance.

View photos from Lowell Football’s remarkable comeback as the Red Arrows rallied from 20 points down to defeat St. Joseph, 35-34.

Photos from Lowell Football’s loss to EGR.

“We’re really excited this year to have a JV team again,” Phillips said. “It’s been a few years since we’ve had one. The number of boys participating is coming up, and that’s what I’ve been working on for a while now.”

Lowell seniors Mikena Ismail and Cody Bromley share how perseverance, influential mentors and big goals have shaped their high school journeys.

First-year head coach Bobby Hughes leads a deep Lowell girls golf team focused on purposeful play, lineup competition and steady improvement.

Lowell boys soccer enters the 2026 season with a veteran roster, strong senior leadership and unfinished business as the Red Arrows prepare for another tough conference race.

Mady Hayes will continue her basketball career at Hope College. The Lowell senior has earned all-conference honors in each of the past two seasons and was a 2025-26 MLive Dream Team honorable mention.

2026 Pink Arrow dates, t-shirts, and jersey design details have been set.

Lowell Alumni White picked up the win as the soccer program raised nearly $1,000 for the Austin Lancaster Memorial Scholarship.

Lowell students and families share how 4-H, FFA and months of preparation come together each year at the Kent County Youth Fair.

Swisslane Farms hosted the first Sebastian Szymanski Memorial Soccer Tournament, honoring his legacy through soccer, community and a scholarship.