A conversation with Imams about the past, present, and future of building community
Imam Warithudeen Mohammed II has a message of love. He talked about that and more when he visited Kalamazoo recently.
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How the Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo plans to infuse art and culture across the region
This is how the Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo is tackling the big questions of arts in the community.
Players from across the country expected at Milwood Little League reunion
For more than 60 years the Milwood Little League has been teaching youngsters what's fun about the game. They will return from across the country for a reunion game this weekend.
Kalamazoo pays tribute to Pottawatomi and the land they belonged to
The Pottawatomi band of Chief Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish and City of Kalamazoo work together to find ways to inform the public about the area's history.
An update on the trail that will connect Great Lakes and small businesses
Here's why Mayor Lori West of Galesburg is excited about a piece of the KRVT that's expected to be completed in the spring of 2020.
With audio descriptions of what’s onstage, Civic Theatre presents ‘theater for all’
The Civic Theatre asks patrons to finish the sentence "I could enjoy your theatre more if..." and when some said they wanted to better understand what they could not see the Civic responded with audio descriptions for those with limited vision and blindness.
Crawlspace Eviction builds a space for its expanding comedy empire in downtown Kalamazoo
If you haven't checked in with Crawlspace Eviction lately you might be in for some surprises: a new venue (that they remodeled), a new player, and a growing comedy lineup.
Community Homeworks puts the power (tools) in the hands of homeowners
Confidence with power tools and more is empowering for Community Homeworks participants in Kalamazoo.
Calmer traffic, slower speeds, connected travel are goals now that Kalamazoo controls streets
Kalamazoo wants to talk to the community about moving traffic, bikes, and pedestrians before it breaks out more orange barrels.
The women of Face Off Theatre create a space for the works they want to see staged in Kalamazoo
Face Off Theatre is a place where voices are heard and the audience can talk back (at the end).
