At Kalamazoo’s Stulberg Competition, audiences fall in love with the future of music
At Kalamazoo’s Stulberg Competition, audiences fall in love with the future of music
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House show or hair show? Inside Kalamazoo’s ‘secret’ salon concert scene
House show or hair show? Inside Kalamazoo’s ‘secret’ salon concert scene
Jazz went fearless, strange, and brilliant at the Gilmore Finale — and Kalamazoo loved it
Jazz went fearless, strange, and brilliant at the Gilmore Finale — and Kalamazoo loved it
Battle Creek woman turns healing journey into New Eden Microgreens
After overcoming a life-threatening illness, Battle Creek entrepreneur Nicole Hart launched New Eden Microgreens with support from local business organizations, bringing fresh, health-focused products to sto...
Local Realtors urged to explore how they can help when it comes to answering the housing crisis
Can Realtors be part of the solution when it comes to solving the housing crisis? One local Realtor urges her collegues to find a way.
The Village Network of Battle Creek dissolves as an organization
The Village Network of Battle Creek is dissolving after helping direct more than $1.25 million to BIPOC-led organizations and entrepreneurs, saying its mission to build community-led economic justice network...
Brick-and-mortar businesses get boost with new Kalamazoo training program
A new six-week Storefront Growth Lab in downtown Kalamazoo will help Southwest Michigan retail, restaurant, and service business owners improve profits, marketing, operations, and long-term growth through ha...
Kalamazoo Choral Arts and Queer Chorus of Kalamazoo join forces for a powerful choral tribute to healing an...
Kalamazoo Choral Arts and the Queer Chorus of Kalamazoo present "Considering Matthew Shepard," a powerful choral performance that transforms tragedy into a message of remembrance, community, and hope.
Battle Creek volunteer Kathy Antaya: Advocate and champion for people who are poor or discriminated against
Through community gardening, Kathy Antaya became involved in equity and racial healing initiatives. "I’m a full-time volunteer and community activist,” she says.
Kalamazoo asks residents to take a close, personal look at streets on walking audit for ‘Design It! Downt...
A lively Downtown Kalamazoo walking audit highlights community-driven ideas and upcoming “Streets for All” improvements aimed at creating a safer, more welcoming, and pedestrian-friendly city center.
Coalition proposes that no family pay more than 7% of their income for child care
Coalition proposes that no family pay more than 7% of their income for child care
Don’t just plant trees, plant forests to restore biodiversity for the future
Don’t just plant trees, plant forests to restore biodiversity for the future
How an Indiana organization is defending voting rights through education and advocacy
How an Indiana organization is defending voting rights through education and advocacy