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Bellevue Christmas parade Dec. 5
Santa Clause will be visiting Bellevue to ride in the annual Christmas Parade to be held on December 5th.
The First Congregational Church at 145 Capital Ave. N.E. will host Peace Prom 2009, an event for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered or allied people who may not have gone to their own proms because of fear or homophobia.
Leila Arboretum Society's recently appointed Executive Director Anita Stuever has announced her resignation effective Dec.
Hundreds of students, parents and school officials rallied Tuesday at the state Capitol to urge the Legislature to avoid budget cuts that could trim school programs across the state.
Nelson Navarro-Valdes and Deanna Boughner of Lansing announce the birth of their son Alessandro Jorge.
Local business corePHP, located in downtown Battle Creek, has announced a doubling of its company growth since opening its doors in 2007.
Parents say Metro Schools misled them about rezoning
Two of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit over Nashville's new school rezoning plan say the school district misled them about the schools their children would attend this year under the new plan.
Bellevue Middle School and High School art teacher Steve Lucke was among four finalists for the 2010 Iowa Teacher of the Year Award.
Bellevue Community Schools is planning to close for the rest of the week. All classes, including Little Broncos day care, preschool and all athletic events have been canceled due to a high rate of absences.
Pets scare up some fun at contest
Dogs dressed as pirates, pumpkins, a dinosaur and more on Sunday showed that Halloween treats are sometimes covered in fur.
Man billed for no-show firefighters
A Bellevue Township man was charged for the work of 13 firefighters last July, though only two firefighters showed up to check on a brush fire he'd already doused.
Crane viewing available through October
Each weekend in October the Kiwanis Club of Battle Creek opens the gates on their property in Convis Township so the public will have the opportunity to view Michigan's tallest bird.
Linda Jo Scott: One gig can lead to another
My motto as a chamber music player and fiddler has always been, 'One gig can lead to another.' Some years ago, for example, I interviewed Battle Creek's talented accordionist and singer Ellery Rose for a feature story in the Enquirer.
18 at Binder Park Golf Course. It was a beautiful day, perfect in every way. All proceeds went to Battle Creek Health System to support the Orthopaedic Renewal Center Gym and the Emergency Department Mobile X-ray System.
Turkey dinner in Bellevue to benefit charity
On Nov. 2 the Bellevue Good Samaritan organization will hold its 9th annual ThanksFORgiving turkey dinner at the newly remodeled Bellevue Elementary School on West Capital Avenue.
The Pennfield Performing Arts Center will host "Voices from Darfur: A first-hand account of the Darfur genocide" from 7 to 8 p.m. Oct.
Nature heads south at 15th annual CraneFest
Thousands of Sandhill Cranes are beginning a winter migration from Calhoun County to Georgia and Florida and people are migrating this weekend to see them.
* Bellevue Community School Board, Bellevue Township Board and Bellevue Village Council, 7 p.m., Bellevue Elementary School, 904 W. Capital Ave.
Bellevue Post Office to offer commemorative stamp
A cancellation stamp commemorating the 15th anniversary of CraneFest has been created by the U. S. Postal Service for use by the Bellevue Post Office.
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