The final deliveries to those giving vaccinations across the community have been made by Feed the Fight Kalamazoo. The all-volunteer organization offers its gratitude to those in the community who helped restaurants and frontline workers over the past 15 months.
Protests in Myanmar continue to grow as opposition to the military takeover of the government increases. In Battle Creek, the Burmese population showed its support for the protests over the weekend.
Second Wave reporters, correspondents, and photographers were as busy as they could be during 2020. We're grateful that you read and shared Second Wave stories (readership is up nearly 35 percent when compared to the previous year). We hope you will let us know what you want to read about in 2021.
One half of Kinetic Affect. The co-founder of Speak It Forward. A best friend. Father to Ethan. A man who listened. An inspiration to many. Kalamazoo will say goodbye this weekend.
An $80 million redevelopment project has uncovered a previously unknown population of snuffbox mussels at The Mill at Vicksburg.
Since it’s been open for business, Midlink Business Park in Comstock Township has completed in excess of three million square feet of short- and long-term leases.
City officials speak to the gun violence occurring in Kalamazoo.
A pilot program in Kalamazoo's Northside Neighborhood will help the city decide if chicanes can calm traffic there and citywide.
At the intersection of the Douglas, Northside, and Stuart neighborhoods in Kalamazoo, Station 702 has grown over the past six years. Now it's owner says he's moving on.
Kalamazoo is one of 14 sites in the nation where Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation work is ongoing. In these times of mass demonstrations in support of social justice and widespread calls for significant cultural change, TRHT is ready to support those leading the efforts.
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