At the daytime drop-in facility serving Calhoun County’s chronically homeless, those who visit the SHARE Center do not have to show proof of vaccination to receive services, but they do go through a temperature check upon entering the building and wear a mask when they’re inside.
A Q&A with Battle Creek officials and nonprofit leaders who toured South Shore Commons to learn about supportive housing
“I love what I do because we really get to change someone’s life and give them a better life,” says Miisha Greier, Property Manager for South Shore Commons. Her comments came as Battle Creek officials toured South Shore Commons Permanent Supportive Housing development in Gary, Ind. to learn more about this style of housing that helps keeps residents housed.
What happens when a "family" conversation among those in Battle Creek's Black community ends up as the topic on a weekly Facebook live show?
As the conditions around COVID change testing will continue to be part of the "new normal" Calhoun County officials say. Tests are currently available at a number of local organizations.
Need money to restore an old barn? If it will be used for the public the Barn Believers in Calhoun County may be able to help.
Graduation from Kellogg Community College will be financially attainable for more students with changes to the Legacy Scholarship program from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
At the Pine Creek Reservation expansion of the Tribe’s Behavioral Health Services department has grown to a team of nine as they assist those who are working to recover from alcohol and drug use that hits Native Americans harder than most.
Battle Creek officials and businesses are learning how to deal with the virus that keeps changing, as viruses do.
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