Sometimes it takes a little creativity to keep from getting on your family members' nerves when togetherness is imposed by the state. Battle Creek families are finding ways to keep their time together memorable.
What exactly is a hate crime? And what are your rights if you experience one? Those questions and more were explained in a panel put together by the Burma Center in Battle Creek as Asian Americans find themselves being targeted nationally.
Food for those who need it at various Calhoun County locations is being provided by a donation from Binder Park Zoo. Medical supplies are being donated, too.
Battle Creek Public School district is very focused on ensuring that more students attend college. The GVSU Battle Creek Regional Outreach Center is supplementing the district's efforts.
In a rapid response to the need of the homeless and those who visit the SHARE Center daily, the City of Battle Creek and community groups come together to open Full Blast to them during the COVID19 crisis.
Battle Creek residents saw a need and decided to work together to help those they could. The Battle Creek Michigan Area Covid19/Coronavirus Grassroots Resource Network was launched.
Battle Creek Unlimited has set up a fund for low-interest rate loans to help small businesses survive as customers are asked to stay in their homes as COVID-19 spreads.
Calhoun and Kalamazoo counties were ahead of the curve in adjusting to the requirement that seniors could not gather for meals and other activities as Covid-19 spreads.
Large philanthropic organizations and small grass-roots efforts are coming together to serve many needs as COVID-19 spreads in Battle Creek.
New/Nueva Opinion has changed how people see Latinx people in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo.
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