Endangered peregrine falcons find urban settings have what they need to thrive
Kalamazoo's peregrine falcons, Rebecca and Kewpie, foster a new kind of placemaking based on pride in helping an endangered species return from the brink.
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Sherry Thomas-Cloud to be new leader at Family and Children Services
After an extensive search, Family & Children Services has found its next CEO.
First National Bank of Michigan welcomes Sue Edwards and Steve Piper
First National Bank of Michigan hires new executives.
West Michigan Beer Tours leads beer lovers to the hops
A tour for hop lovers and those that want to know more about its harvest is coming from West Michigan Beer Tours.
Work with HeroRATS brings praise for WMU professor
Dr. Alan D. Poling has done years of work with rats that detect landmines that now is being recognized for the good it is doing across the globe.
HopCat announces Oct. 8 opening date for Kalamazoo
The crack fries are coming. The crack fries are coming.
The long view: Rachel Bair and food innovation
At the Food Innovation Center, students are learning how to build sustainability into the food distribution system.
A Celebration of Asylum Lake Preserve will happen in September
Have you been to a Celebration of Asylum Lake Preservation? Your chance is coming up soon.
Generation E Institute plans second annual Startup Fest
Startup Fest returns to Battle Creek and all kinds of entrepreneurs are invited to participate. Experienced business people are needed too.
Community connections is focus of INSPIRE event for area educators
Educators of all sorts will gather at INSPIRE, an event with focus on community-wide connections.
