B.C. Enquirer: Calhoun lost 14,000 pounds
Calhoun County residents accepted the challenge to lose weight during 2011 and together they shed more than 14,000 pounds, reports the Battle Creek Enquirer. As part of the challenge posed […]
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Taking more than time to heal all wounds
As diabetes, and the associated chronic wounds, become an increasingly serious problem for the nation, doctors are seeking out new therapies. That's where the Borgess Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Center comes in. Amie Heasley talks to those helping patients with the latest in wound care for those patients and others with wounds that don't heal.
Record-setting gift giving continues with $23 million for Kalamazoo College
What if leaders for social justice in all its dimensions -- from anti-racism to economic justice to equality for all sexual orientations and gender identities -- were fostered at Kalamazoo College? The Arcus Foundation is convinced it can happen here.
A portfolio of change for downtown Kalamazoo
Some people hit a certain age and sit back to take it easy. Then there are people like Tom Huff who set out to change a downtown. Chris Killian talks with Huff about his work in Kalamazoo.
Winter is no time for hibernation for CSA farmers
The ground may be resting, but the farmers are not. Zinta Aistars talks with two local CSA farmers about the planning that goes into the planting that leads to the harvest.
Looking forward, looking back
This week we look ahead to the coming year with two farmers in Shelbyville. But we also take time to look back at some of our favorite stories of the past year. Read on.
Taking more than time to heal all wounds
As diabetes, and the associated chronic wounds, become an increasingly serious problem for the nation, doctors are seeking out new therapies. That's where the Borgess Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Center comes in. Amie Heasley talks to those helping patients with the latest in wound care for those patients and others with wounds that don't heal.
Record-setting gift giving continues with $23 million for Kalamazoo College
What if leaders for social justice in all its dimensions -- from anti-racism to economic justice to equality for all sexual orientations and gender identities -- were fostered at Kalamazoo College? The Arcus Foundation is convinced it can happen here.
A portfolio of change for downtown Kalamazoo
Some people hit a certain age and sit back to take it easy. Then there are people like Tom Huff who set out to change a downtown. Chris Killian talks with Huff about his work in Kalamazoo.
Winter is no time for hibernation for CSA farmers
The ground may be resting, but the farmers are not. Zinta Aistars talks with two local CSA farmers about the planning that goes into the planting that leads to the harvest.
Looking forward, looking back
This week we look ahead to the coming year with two farmers in Shelbyville. But we also take time to look back at some of our favorite stories of the past year. Read on.
