New location on the plate for food business incubator
Southwest Michigan’s food business incubator, The Can-Do Kitchen, is getting ready to move into its new location in June. The new 1,360-square-foot space at 507 Harrison Street will allow the […]
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Water Street Glassworks keeps the flame alive in the Arts District
Glass fused, stained and blown is used to teach young people about art and more in downtown Benton Harbor. Kathy Jennings visits the Water Street Glassworks to learn more about art and economic development there.
People come together over coffee at Urban Blend
By some estimates, 85 percent of the residents of Kalamazoo's Northside neighborhood are African-Americans. One of the things that's been missing in the neighborhood is a coffee shop. Second Wave Editor Kathy Jennings talks to Gloria Parker about how she and her husband are working to rectify that omission.
St. Joseph company ready to be the change in the tablet computer market
This has been called the year of the tablet computer. St. Joseph's Scott Lange and Orlando Malone already are part of it. Second Wave editor Kathy Jennings talks to them about what they see for the future.
Water Street Glassworks keeps the flame alive in the Arts District
Glass fused, stained and blown is used to teach young people about art and more in downtown Benton Harbor. Kathy Jennings visits the Water Street Glassworks to learn more about art and economic development there.
People come together over coffee at Urban Blend
By some estimates, 85 percent of the residents of Kalamazoo's Northside neighborhood are African-Americans. One of the things that's been missing in the neighborhood is a coffee shop. Second Wave Editor Kathy Jennings talks to Gloria Parker about how she and her husband are working to rectify that omission.
St. Joseph company ready to be the change in the tablet computer market
This has been called the year of the tablet computer. St. Joseph's Scott Lange and Orlando Malone already are part of it. Second Wave editor Kathy Jennings talks to them about what they see for the future.
