Placemaking, creating a buzz, and bringing attention to local businesses, all while having fun. They're all things that Battle Creek's Jeremy Andrews has been doing as a hobby and now is doing as a business. He calls it Penetrator Events.
Sometimes February can seem like the longest month of the year. So in Battle Creek they are importing some heat in the form of barbecue. They call it Que the Creek, a February festival first.
JPG Resources, a food and beverage consulting business, and Cafe Rica will collaborate to bring life to 62 E. Michigan Ave. and continue the revitalization of downtown Battle Creek.
Three entrepreneurs in the Vine neighborhood have found ways to make their passion for bikes a part of their businesses. Meet the compost maker, the ice cream maker, and the bike rebuilder.
Leaders from across sectors and around the state joined Governor Whitmer recently to advance Michigan's outdoor industry.
Sometimes people need a second chance. At Walnut & Park learning job skills can be that chance.
In the Vine Neighborhood there is art on the walls, art on the porches, and art in the studio known as Ninth Wave.
Michael Guest wanted to deliver something more than the typical Christmas present to his niece and nephews. So he found a video game truck that is a hit in Battle Creek and beyond.
If you have been wondering what the trade wars mean for Battle Creek check Erik Stewart's plan to turn them to a financial advantage.
If you've ever wondered about the house at 373 Riverside Drive, it just might be the oldest house in Battle Creek. And now it's getting a rehab.
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