Tuesday Dec 1 | Battle Creek Enquirer
Whenever Kayley Harvey sees the big John Deere sign at the Fillmore Equipment shop on the corner of M-60 and M-66, she knows she's home.
UPDATED: Fire heavily damages Union City properties
A decades-old church mission was among the downtown Union City businesses destroyed today in a fire which occupied six area fire departments for more than eight hours.
Casino board agreement released
Calhoun County Corporation Counsel Richard Lindsey has released a finalized version of the interlocal agreement that will grant authority to FireKeepers Casino Local Revenue Sharing Board.
Above-average temperatures to end soon
East Lansinga s recent string of 50-degree weather might come to an end this weekend as students travel home for Thanksgiving, said Dave Young, chief meteorologist at WLNS -TV. Mid-Michigan has experienced above-average temperatures of about 50 degrees for the past week, which Young said could be in 30s this weekend.
Leila Arboretum Society's recently appointed Executive Director Anita Stuever has announced her resignation effective Dec.
Budget problems haunt Calhoun County schools
CALHOUN COUNTY, Mich. Budget problems are haunting several school districts in Calhoun County, that includes districts in Albion and Athens.
Harsh reality: Enrollment declines dictate fewer facilities
There was a time when school officials looked into the future and saw nothing but growth.
Athens schools to close a building
A local school district already cut to the bone is looking to remove a piece of its skeleton.
Athens councilman gives space an encore
If he builds it, Mark Doubleday hopes, they will come. The Athens village councilman has closed a deal on a $27,000 building on the village's main drag.
Programs honor veterans on Wednesday
Two area events are planned Wednesday to mark Veterans Day 2009. The first will begin at 11 a.m. at the Fort Custer National Cemetery at 15501 Dickman Road in Augusta, just west of Battle Creek.
Haunted Hallways is huge success
Community Unlimited's eleventh annual Haunted Hallways was host to over 1200 people over the course of the two hours it was open this Halloween.
Marshall church to host H1N1 vaccination clinic
Marshall will host its first H1N1 vaccination clinic Saturday after Tuesday's clinic in Athens.
Do more than scrapbook at the 'Autumn in Athens' arts crop
Looking for a chance to catch up on some scrapbooking? Need to finish your holiday craft projects? Here's the perfect opportunity! The Arts & Culture Committee of the Athens Area Community Foundation will hold its second annual Scrapbook Crop on Saturday, November 21.
Spencer to host Veteran's Day service
The Spencer Family Funeral Home in Athens will host its eighth annual Veteran's Day Service and Candlelight Ceremony at 7 p.m. Nov.
Gas compressor operating in Athens
A controversial natural gas pipeline compressor station is up and running in Athens Township and may cause less of a stir than the public ruckus that came before construction.
Top Chin-Burmese singers will perform in a concert at 7 p.m. today to help raise money for the Chin people in Burma, officially called Myanmar, who are currently experiencing a food crisis.
Kellogg CC volleyball defeats Lake Michigan College
The Kellogg Community College volleyball squad improved to 6-7 in the MCCAA and to 9-19 overall on Thursday when it defeated host Lake Michigan College in Benton Harbor 25-19, 24-26, 25-27, 25-18, 15-8. For the Bruins, Katie Taft had 23 kills and 10 digs; Alyssa Tone had 13 kills; Kelsey Bivens had 50 assists; Alyssa Quist had five aces; Kelsea ...
Beebe and Debbie at the Lakeview Vet Clinic for their genuine and compassionate care of Dottie Kay Macaulay, my "god dog." They are truly amazing.
Laura Gilbertson and her very talented choirs. The Marshall Singers, Belle Canto and Redhawk Chorale gave an awesome pops concert on Sunday.