Battle Creek, MI News

• Battle Creek, MI News
• MLive.com is featuring a flower photo from KCC's Battle Creek campus in their "M...
• A reminder: The Battle Creek campuses close at noon today and the regional campu...
• An article for those curious about how dental hygienists learn to give shots. To...
• Any KCC students going "Over the Edge" of the McCamly Plaza Hotel on May 26?
• Here are some reminders of things going on at Kellogg Community College:
• Have you signed up for One-Stop Orientation at Kellogg Community College?
• Last call for the current gift card promotion: The first student to email thalma...
• A video featuring some of the activities offered as part of the basketball camps...
• A reminder: This Friday, May 25, will be the final day for summer financial aid...
• The sky was smiling over KCC this morning.
• Here's a full list of KCC graduates for the 2011-2012 academic year. How many na...
• It's a rainy day, but still beautiful on the Battle Creek campus.
• Through the link is a video highlighting the first graduating class of Legacy Sc...
• Still need an answer! Hint: You can find the info on display in the hallway of t...
• Fall registration begins on campus right now! How many of you are registering fo...
• Don't forget: Fall registration begins tomorrow! Do you have all your classes pi...
• It was a beautiful day today in Southwest Michigan. Were you able to get outside?
• KCC pitchers Sean Clancy and Colton Loomis have been named to the All-Tournament...
• Fall registration begins on Monday. Here's a list that includes our fall 2012 tu...
• The summer 2012 edition of The Bruin student newspaper is out now. Pick up a cop...
• We're still waiting for a correct answer to our question about international tra...
• Registration for fall classes begins May 21. What classes will you be taking thi...
• Be the first KCC student to email thalmanns (at) kellogg.edu with the correct in...
• Click through the link for info about summer hours for the Miller Building on KC...
• KCC is holding a free Industrial Welding Open House at Hastings High School from...
• Members of KCC's men's basketball team pose with fifth graders from Battle Creek...
• Did you know you can watch KCC's 2012 Commencement Ceremony free online? Click t...
• Here is a link to Kellogg Community College's spring 2012 dean's list for part-t...
• Here is a link to Kellogg Community College's spring 2012 dean's list for full-t...
• Made some new friends on the Battle Creek campus the other day.
• Today's the first day of summer classes. Welcome summer students! Also happening...
• Today's the last day to enter for a chance to win a KCC disc golf disc! Register...
• Happy Mother's Day!
• "It was a really intense and exciting game," said KCC head coach Eric Laskovy. "...
• Congrats to the Bruins baseball team on another win, 1-0 over GRCC in their seco...
• Don't forget! If you register online for summer classes this weekend you'll be e...
• Bruins pitcher Colton Loomis: "We're in the driver's seat. We have the one seed,...
• Congratulations to KCC's baseball team, which won their first regional game 7-4...
• Like disc golf? Register for summer classes from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on campus in Ba...
• Just about ready to head out for commencement? Drive safe, arrive early and get...
• Register for summer classes and enter for a chance to win one of 20 free KCC dis...
• It's Commencement Day! Congratulations graduates!
• Ashley Nearpass, KCC's Outstanding Female Scholar Athlete award winner for 2012,...
• Did you know that KCC associate degree graduates will see an average increase in...
• KCC art instructors and students yesterday installed at least 100 works of art f...
• A mother and two of her daughters will graduate together from KCC on Thursday.
• Today at KCC: Book buyback ends at 3 p.m., Veteran Resources Fair runs from 10 a...
• Best wishes to Kay Paff, coordinator/instructor of KCC's MLT Program, who is ret...
• Veterans: Come to KCC tomorrow to register for VA and State of Michigan veteran...
• Today's the final day of classes for the spring. Congratulations to all who made...
• Congratulations to the men's baseball team, which finished in first place in the...
• It's been a slow day on campus.
• Students not using all of their commencement tickets are encouraged to bring the...
• Today at KCC: Book buyback continues in Battle Creek, the latest edition of The...
• These two baby geese have decided to hang out in one of the pools on KCC's Battl...
• The Kalamazoo Marathon is this Sunday. Will you be running?
• The May 2012 edition of The Bruin student newspaper is available now! Look for a...
• Textbook buyback today runs 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the main campus and 3 to 6:30...
• KCC's commencement ceremony begins at 7:30 p.m. May 10 at W.K. Kellogg Auditoriu...
• Today at KCC: Book buyback begins, the softball team plays their final game of t...
• Through the link: A video from librarian Kelly Frost highlighting the features o...
• Book buyback begins tomorrow in the Bruin Bookstore's future location on the fir...
• It's the last full week of classes for the spring semester! How many do you have...
• The KCC softball team is playing their final home game of the season right now....
• We found some babies on campus in Battle Creek this morning.
• A list of students honored at KCC's Awards Banquet ceremony on Thursday, April 2...
• Lots of positive news about KCC this weekend, including praise from students, mo...
• Commencement caps and gowns are available for pickup through May 8 on KCC's Batt...
• KCC in the news: A new ARFF video and photo gallery from New York and a Battle...
• Siena Heights University will celebrate their 20-year partnership with KCC with...
• WKTV News Channel 2 out of Utica, New York, covered KCC's Air Rescue Firefighter...
• Today at KCC: Softball at home at 3 p.m., Awards Banquet in Battle Creek at 6 p.m.
• Saw something interesting on my way to Davidson this afternoon: Students working...
• Today at KCC: Theatre students perform for elementary kids, "Stress Busters" con...
• KCC's Student Recital Series continues at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Davidson Visual...
• Today at KCC: "Stress Busters" at 11 a.m., baseball at 2 p.m. and softball at 3...
• Kellogg Community College is among five in Michigan and 120 nationwide invited t...
• Summer break is almost here! How many classes do you have left?
• Ten more people and we'll have 300 followers on Twitter! Who will be number 300?...
• Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 Student Art Exhibition awards!
• Representatives from Trine University and Northern Michigan University will be o...
• Activities planned for students at next week's "Stress Busters" event include fr...
• Important information for students looking to buy and/or sell textbooks in the n...
• "This summer, those schools will jointly host a VetSuccess on Campus site, one o...
• Do you know anyone on the list of student artists through the link? Seventy are...
• After winning two home games against KVCC yesterday, the Bruins baseball team is...
• The Really, Really Free Market and Recycle Day event has begun! Bring in plastic...
• Today at KCC: Baseball at home, softball away, Albion College has a transfer tab...
• Dental hygienists Sandra Barker and Gayle James were members of the first gradua...
• Volunteer to help out during tomorrow's Really, Really Free Market and Recycle D...
• KCC's baseball team won two at home on Saturday, besting Henry Ford Community Co...
• KCC's Choral Union will present its annual "Singing in the Spring" choral concer...
• The KCC Choral Union's "A Spaghetti Spectacular at Barista Blues Café" runs from...
• Any veterans who are also KCC students interested in being interviewed for an ar...
• "I thought I was gonna be on the streets, doing whatever," one young man, who re...
• Baseball and music, music, music: Here are some things going on this weekend at...
• UPDATE: After some technical difficulties this morning, the Kellogg Community Co...
• Considering KCC's new elementary education degree? Here's a look at some of the...
• We're still experiencing issues with the KCC Web Portal. While the issues are be...
• The Web Portal is down this morning, but technicians are working on resolving th...
• WMU will have a Transfer Student Information Table located in the lobby of the W...
• Links to coverage of the announcement of the new VetSuccess program for veterans...
• U.S. Rep. Fred Upton announced today that KCC, along with WMU and KVCC, will hos...
• Fred Upton and leaders from KCC, WMU and KVCC will announce a new Southwest Mich...
• KCC's baseball team will take on Lake Michigan College tomorrow in a pair of awa...
• ALERT: Evening classes are canceled at KCC's Fehsenfeld Center in Hastings due t...
• UPDATE: Power is back on at KCC's Battle Creek campus and it's business as usual!
• The Battle Creek Enquirer reports that power should be restored by 3 p.m.
• The power is out at KCC's Battle Creek campus. We'll keep you updated on what's...
• Summer registration continues at KCC. Have you signed up for classes yet?
• KCC's softball team won three out of four games this past weekend. Great job Bru...
• Reminder: Summer registration begins tomorrow at 7 a.m. online and at 8 a.m. in...
• Happy Easter!
• The Choral Union will present its annual "Singing in the Spring" choral concert...
• Reminder: The college is closed today, Friday, April 6. Have a great weekend!
• Job opening: Kellogg Community College is accepting applications from qualified...
• KCC's Annual Student Art Exhibition will be held this year from April 18 through...
• Join KCC's Choral Union for music and lots of spaghetti as they raise funds for...
• Former KCC baseball player and current CMU pitcher Kenton San Miguel has signed...
• Saw this ladder rising to the roof of the Binda Performing Arts Center this afte...
• Students returning from Spring Break on Monday will find a new sculpture install...
• KCC's men's basketball team is holding a series of basketball Skills and Fundame...
• Raise $1,000 and you could rappel off the roof of the McCamly Plaza Hotel in dow...
• Adjunct faculty member Vicki VanAmeyden is among those selected by a jury panel...
• Do you have a smartphone? Do you use it to study?
• Anyone need a parking spot?
• Most students are away from KCC this week, but there's still a lot going on on c...
• It's a beautiful morning at KCC.
• If you can handle the sub-40 degree temperatures this afternoon, head on over to...
• Have a fun and safe Spring Break everyone! See you April 9!
• Kellogg Community College is accepting applications from qualified individuals t...
• KCC students seeking financial aid loans to pay for fall 2011 or spring 2012 sch...
• Spring Break starts Monday, April 2. Do you have any more classes or are you don...
• Did you know KCC has an electric car charging station on its main campus in Batt...
• KCC has signed new transfer agreements with WMU and Miller College allowing stud...
• Kinetic Affect returns to KCC today to speak and perform for eight more classes....
• Quite a crowd turned out for today's Music @ the Bruin event in the Student Cent...
• Dental hygiene student Jessie Mullins has volunteered for more than 30 local ane...
• With the weather cooling down, students are staying inside to study. Where's the...
• Kellogg Community College's baseball team scores three runs against Glen Oaks du...
• Brush up on your interview skills with a free academic workshop on job interview...
• Kinetic Affect is performing for lucky students in eight classes today at KCC, o...
• Albion College, Western Michigan University and Miller College will have transfe...
• Another home-game victory from KCC baseball, a 12-0 win at Bailey Park this afte...
• Be a part of the first Elementary Education associate's degree program at KCC! V...
• KCC's baseball team plays two home games versus Glen Oaks starting at 3 p.m. tod...
• Looking for something to do tonight? Stop by KCC for a free screening of the new...
• With possible highs in the 80s today, there's no better time for free Cold Stone...
• KCC nursing student Christel Arnold holds up pre-order forms for the cookbook of...
• FREE ice cream mixed by a professional Cold Stone Creamery mixer on Wednesday fr...
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Patrick Casey, KCC's director of Career and Employment Services, appeared this m...
• Job Fair today until 2pm in the Ohm Information Technology Center, room 107. Bri...
• Looks like there is great participation at the blood drive today in the Student...
• Looking for a job? There will be a regional job fair at KCC on Friday from 10am-...
• Tomorrow, 3/15/12, at 10 am, Jamie Ford, author of "Hotel on the Corner of Bitte...
• Tonight at 7 pm Dr. Kerlikowske will read poetry in the Cafe Connection. Open to...
• Interested in transferring to Western Michigan Univ? There is a free bus trip t...
• Three KCC nursing employees have earned Certified Nurse Educator designations fr...
• Are you into Poetry? There is a poetry reading tonight at 7 pm featuring Rob Hai...
• Kellogg Community College Theatre actors rehearse a scene from their spring musi...
• There's less than a month until spring break! Where are you going this year? Any...
• Kellogg Community College Theatre actors rehearse the final number from their sp...
• Branch County's The Daily Reporter reports that Derek Klingaman, the valedictori...
• Need help with your resume? Stop in for KCC's Resume Writing workshop from 10 to...
• Root the men's basketball team on tonight in the first round of playoffs in the...
• Former state representative Steve Pestka announced his intentions today to run a...
• Steve Pestka, a former Kent County commissioner and Michigan House member, will...
• A cool opportunity for KCC art students: Submit a proposal for an ArtPrize entry...
• Visit the Student Life office for free tickets to tomorrow's SOul Event at Binda...
• Congratulations to Gerald King and A. Rohes-Saylavee (a.k.a. Vicki VanAmeyden) f...
• The final day to apply for graduation is TOMORROW! Don't let Blaze and Yanira do...
• Check out Marshall Academy student Fontayshia deJesus perform her rap, "One Nati...
• Here's the 'Lucky Stiff' promotional video for ya! Give some snaps to Brad Poer,...
• Two great things coming up: "South Pacific" Broadway in Chicago on Saturday, Feb...
• The KCC Bruins Basketball team is playing against Muskegon Community College ton...
• Happy Mardis Gras! Hope you enjoyed the Soul Food Luncheon. How do you plan on c...
• Hey! The Soul Food Luncheon is tomorrow from 11am to 1pm in the Student Center a...
• You might notice several people around campus wearing red today. This is to insp...
• Tomorrow, 2/17/12, at noon—don't miss the Hoops for Hearts B-ball game—our Lady...
• It is easier for you to transfer credits from an ACCREDITED school. Learn more a...
• Many employers require your education be from an ACCREDITED school. Learn more...
• GradFest is today and tomorrow, 11am-1pm in the Student Center. Stop by, get som...
• KCC's Mission: We are dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality education...
• Funny video for Friday? You got it! Watch KCC's President get "flash mobbed" by...
• Anyone needing assistance filling out the FAFSA application for the 2012-13 Acad...
• FREE sunglasses at all five campus locations! Pick yours up today and get ready...
• FREE sunglasses at all five campus locations! Pick yours up today and get ready...
• ACCREDITATION means you can receive federal financial aid to attend KCC. Learn m...
• Congrats all involved! ^ Penny
• Go into the Admissions office today and recite (unassisted) KCC's mission statem...
• Many employers require your education be from an ACCREDITED school. Learn more a...
• There's tons of community organizations setting-up in the Student Center for the...
• Summer registration begins April 9, but you can view the class schedule NOW. www...
• Getting ready to graduate? The application deadline is March 1. Grad Fest makes...
• ELECTRONIC REFUNDS NOW AVAILABLE! Sign up for e-Checks to receive financial aid...
• Good luck to everyone that submitted a piece to the Multicultural Medley Art Con...
• "Lucky Stiff" auditions going on today and tomorrow from 6:30 pm to 8 pm in the...
• Our 7th annual Bruin Boost Welcome Event is tomorrow, January 25th, from 11 am t...
• Congratulations to our Police Academy for raising $1,600 for the Special Olympic...
• A great way to get involved at KCC is by joining a student club. Find out about...
• It's not too late to enter the KCC Multicultural Medley Art Contest celebrating...
• A few students gathered for a celebration picture as they started their first da...
• For all those theater buffs and any others interested, auditions for the spring...
• Welcome back students! Don't miss the jazz performance going on now in the Stude...
• Don't forget we're closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. day. Have a great we...
• "Supposed" snowfall of 5 to 10 inches as you get closer to the lake beginning th...
• Apple has sent out media invitations for an "education announcement" to be made...
• We will be testing the fire alarms in all buildings today 1/10/12 from 9 AM to 5...
• Enjoy the next three days of sunshine, looks like snow is on it's way after that...
• Happy (faux spring) Friday everyone! At least the snow in the parking lot will...
• Hello, Professors! Welcome Back! (They looked well-rested and ready to go to me....
• Looking to live up to that New Year's resolution in-between classes? The Miller...
• Books went on sale this morning at the bookstore; and boy, were people lined up!...
• Today we wanted to say a big thank you to Bill Childs. He has been a Chemistry I...
• We know, we know...you already think some of us here at KCC can be a little weir...
• Finals are wrapping up and snow birds are getting ready to fly south for the win...
• Weather and finals got you down? Here's something to look forward to: one more w...
• If you see Nursing instructor Liia Thatcher today, congratulate her on earning h...
• Yay, finals! Don't let them catch you off guard. What are some study tips you've...
• Do you or does someone you know have Diabetes? Learn about diet, exercise, gluco...
• Congratulations to our Grahl Center students! We met 110% of our Jell-O donation...
• Now taking applications for Associate Degree Nursing Program Adjunct Clinical In...
• Now taking applications for Adjunct Instructor, Welding, for welding program in...
• Now taking applications for Adjunct Instructors for Anatomy and/or Physiology. G...
• The KAB Student Art Fair is going on now, until 4pm. A great opportunity for hol...
• Pictures from the KCC Pre-Nursing Admission Sessions with Miller College held ye...
• ATTENTION: The first twenty students who can come to the Admissions office betwe...
• KCC is seeking input as part of its preparation for a comprehensive evaluation a...
• If you missed out on your free 10-minute massage today, Stress Busters will be g...
• Volunteers are needed for Saturday's Angel Tree Party. For more info contact Stu...
• All classes beginning at or after 5 pm today, November 30, will run as normally...
• KCC WEATHER ALERT#11-10 :: DAY CLASSES CANCELLED AT ALL CAMPUS LOCATIONS 11-30-1...
• Have you heard the forecast for tonight yet??? FIRST SNOW STORM!!! Receive FREE...
• Hey all you vocal music fans… 2 events coming up on Wednesday: Student Recital S...
• Happy Wednesday! Last day before our extended weekend. Love it! Another question...
• How many of FB friends access our website via a Mobile device? Smart phone or ta...
• Our condolences go out to the family and friends of one of our Coldwater student...
• Thanksgiving day is Thursday. All KCC locations will be closed (see main page fo...
• The holiday parade is tomorrow night in downtown Battle Creek. Local businesses...
• Psst...an AirCare helicopter is going to land in the front lawn of main campus a...
• Did you know MRI technologists can expect to earn between $42,710 and $74,970 an...
• Interested in transferring to Western Michigan University, Siena Heights or Trin...
• We are currently looking for a Digital Marketer/Writer for the Public Informatio...
• The Native American Heritage Celebration is tomorrow in the cafeteria from 11am...
• Today is 11-11-11. That's lucky, right? Hope it's a lucky day for Veterans! Vete...
• Herman Cain stops in B.C., says help is coming for jobless
• Second man sent to prison in shooting
• Judge lifts order banning minister from mosque
• Colleagues say farewell to Tenney
• Emmett Twp. sewer line repair could cost $20,000-plus
• Investors, ideas sought for downtown
• Trouble ahead for food pantries?
• Police and Fire: drug arrests, Albion shooting
• Support military by sending coupons
• BC man sentenced to 20 to 40 years for shooting
• Marshall seeks input on new parks plan
• Registration for the spring semester is currently in progress. Don't forget that...
• Did you read the Enquirer today? KCC art students like to hang out at Sweetwater...
• VIDEO: Herman Cain brings his message to Battle Creek voters
• Windy Wednesday blows in snow for today
• Penn State students protest as Paterno, president Spanier fired
• 2 local schools beat the odds
• Area enrollment declines slow
• Son-in-law charged in baseball bat killing
• New City Commission may take closer look at ethics policy
• Thanks to all who donated blood yesterday. 84 pints were collected resulting in...
• Whatever happened to the love of the game?
• Jeremy Abonza gets at least 6 years for home invasion
• Kellogg Community College marks 55th anniversary
• Arson suspected in Handy's store fire; loss put at $140,000
• Halloween brings frights, delights
• Kellogg Co. gives $3.9 million to United Way campaign
• Snyder promotes high-speed rail for Detroit-Ann Arbor area
• B.C. may seek exemption from law on health insurance payments
• Police and Fire: Domestic violence, drug arrests
• Fire causes major damage at Handy's Market
• The 50s is the theme in the KCC library today — K
• Lots of people are getting into the Halloween spirit. Check out KCC's President,...
• Cardinals manager La Russa announces his retirement
• Fires force evacuation of Theta Chi fraternity at MSU
• Schoolcraft sub shop fan killed in front of eatery
• There's lots going on today on campus. Don't forget the blood drive from 10:30am...
• Happy Halloween! ...and first day of Spring registration — K
• Gov. Snyder to address Michigan Rail Summit
• Pickup hits buggy in Branch County, 4 injured
• Sailing group says boat in fatal accident unstable
• Staff cut at B.C. office of Red Cross, but services continue
• Airfares soaring for the holidays
• City Commission candidates discuss downtown's future
• Stafford throws 3 TDs as Lions beat Broncos 45-10
• Reports: Prosecutions going up for war zone crime
• Skeptic finds he now agrees global warming is real
• Occupy Wall Street spinoff pickets Niles City Hall
• MSU students march to Capitol to join 'occupiers'
• Michigan rep's recall election seen as vote on GOP budget
• Sailing group says boat in fatal accident unstable
• Police and Fire Report
• Business Notables
• Class Notes
• The Amish Cook: 'Ben's Bars' are a chocolate treat
• Pets help pets in 'Howl-o-ween' parade
• Code experts: School razing not illegal
• The Watchdog Files: How they voted
• Survivor of 2003 blaze now is working to become a firefighter
• Heat assistance in limbo
• Police: 15-year-old shot at party
• Community forum to look at progress of revitalization
• Chucking pumpkins
• Mom recalls child's fatal injury
• The quest for gridiron glory begins
• NAACP speaker urges action
• Candidates show the money
• Friday night high school playoff football scores
• Albion teen, mother reported missing for a week
• Man killed, another seriously hurt as trucks crash on I-94
• Consumer spending up, even though income stagnant
• Obama lost many donors from '08 presidential race
• Police: 7 killed on Indiana Toll Road likely related
• Ok. So I must have made it too hard to figure out yesterday's post, sorry. So, t...
• Man sought in shooting that injured woman
• City Commission candidates talk finances at tea party forum
• Brooks Field manager starts flying school in Marshall
• Calhoun County unemployment rate drops to 8.6% in September
• Efforts begin to create Street Court program in Battle Creek
• Car seat safety check planned Saturday at Lakeview Ford
• Benita Simmons welfare fraud case will go to trial
• Report: Michigan had nation's costliest court races
• Police and Fire: Man, 65, reports being swindled out of $1,500
• Hillary Clinton leads GOP presidential candidates, poll says
• Calhoun unemployment rate falls to 8.6 percent
• Michigan Senate vote expands education options
• Stocks surge on European debt deal, GDP growth
• Underground work closes part of sidewalk on Hamblin
• Consumer spending boosts 3rd quarter GDP growth
• Good morning! We have a new game for you to play that will take you around the s...
• Suspect sought in late-night Urbandale robbery attempt
• Former congressman Howard Wolpe dies at age 71
• Lorinda Swain wins a ruling on her freedom in sex assault case
• No more county road commissions?
• Plans laid to expand Dark Horse Brewing beyond beer
• Snyder asks motorists to pay more for improved roads
• Battle Creek Skatepark could open next year
• St. Joseph students serve the needy
• Simplee Delicious to open in Marshall with new kind of 'fast food'
• Howard Wolpe, former congressman, dead at 71
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Michigan lawmakers advance motorcycle helmet law
• Snyder administration, state employees reach tentative pacts
• Hey! New bookmarks are in the library! Scratch & sniff candy corn! Sounds yummy,...
• New-home sales tick up as builders slash prices
• Court rejects effort to send Lorinda Swain back to prison
• USA Today: Middle class' share of nation's income shrinking
• Ford 3rd quarter profit falls 2 percent to $1.6 billion
• Lawyer: Man charged in beheading not competent
• Police and Fire: 4 injured in 2 Branch County accidents
• Briefs: National emergency alert test coming Nov. 9
• Jean-Michel Cousteau visits Gull Lake schools
• Teen charged with burglary, possessing bomb
• Dee Laser retiring as B.C. city clerk
• Snyder seeks fuel tax changes
• Spring registration opens October 31 … there’s no wait in Advising right now, yo...
• Bad roads where you live? Help us tell YOUR story
• AAA Michigan: Gas prices down 9 cents in past week
• Repairs completed to Underground Railroad monument in Detroit
• US stocks rise after earnings reports, takeovers
• US pulls ambassador out of Syria over security concerns
• Happy Monday! Get your cup of coffee and gear up. Are you planning to transfer?...
• City elections, safety taxes on Nov. 8 ballots in region
• Chuck Carlson: To winless teams — you won where it mattered most
• Campaign Notebook: Simmons says cut city taxes if 911 surcharge passes
• Michigan high school football playoff pairings
• 5K Pumpkin Prance Run/Walk
• Police and Fire: Man, woman both shot while struggling over gun
• Halloween stores see shopping rush
• Dudley STEM School students try out underwater robot
• City Commission candidates weigh in on urban blight
• Argument leads to shooting, 2 injured
• Spartans edge Badgers on tiebreaking Hail Mary
• The Watchdog files: How they voted
• A love connection: Active Singles meeting leads to marriage
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: The baseball blues
• The Watchdog files: The board room
• Births
• Police and fire report
• State deployments rise
• Spooky science takes a look at the sun
• Stray dog trouble on the increase
• Life of an athlete: Education effort supports Lakeview code of conduct
• Coldwater ends soccer season
• Thanks yous
• Talks toughen for ISD teachers
• Commission faces tough task
• Nelson resigns from board
• Habitat offers glimpse at what ReStore can do
• Friday night state high school football scores
• VIDEO: Harper Creek coach Ed Greenman talks about victory over BCC
• The great Zoo Boo
• Unemployment rates fall in half of US states; Michigan remains third-highest
• Cameron retirement party moved
• Detroit People Mover faces prospect of shutdown
• Man charged in woman's beheading to get evaluation
• Enbridge submits new Kalamazoo River oil spill cleanup plan
• Underground gasoline leak found in Ithaca
• For Obama, Gadhafi death a vindication of doctrine
• LIVE VIDEO: Today's funeral for Walker officer Trevor Slot
• HELLO FRIDAY! Done with midterms? Like this status if you're breathing a sigh of...
• Calhoun County puts 911 phone fee increase on August ballot
• Cancer survivors strut their stuff at fashion show
• Men are called to fight abuse
• Student loan default rate spirals higher
• Michigan St DL Gholston suspended for Badgers game
• VIDEO: Pennfield, Harper Creek talk about chances of going 9-0 in football
• Congressman urges hearings on college sports
• Detroit-Windsor bridge fails to clear 1st hurdle
• Horror, resignation at killing of wild animals in Ohio
• Gov. Snyder to air his plans for roads, broadband next Wednesday
• Police got warning before robbery, deadly chase
• Former Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi killed in rebel attack
• Tonight is the opening night for the fall play at KCC - The Skin of Our Teeth. 7...
• Jim Hazel Jr., business for sale, looks back on career
• 20th Street bridge reopens
• U-M study: Budget woes increase for local governments
• Demand increases for construction, skilled workers
• KCC asks administrators to pay more for health insurance
• Briefs: Mislabeled cookies made by Kellogg subsidary recalled
• Study predicts less severe Great Lakes water loss
• Mike Nofs doubts need for second Detroit River bridge
• After decades of mistreating his wife, he's finally repentant
• Michigan House OK's bill allowing sale of more powerful fireworks
• Got questions about Medicare? Read archive of today's chat with experts
• State Senate panel votes to ban domestic-partner benefits
• Couple dead of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning
• Kalamazoo County moves ahead with jail expansion
• Struggling with student loan debt? The Enquirer wants to hear from you
• Wind advisory in effect overnight through Thursday
• Do you need help building your class schedule for spring before registration sta...
• State Rep. Ken Kurtz of Coldwater sponsors bill to make English the state's official language
• Are you SEEING PINK today? That's because KCC Staff is wearing Pink and Jeans in...
• City Commission asked to review how it handles ethics issues
• Businesses urged to invest in early childhood education
• Breast Cancer Quiz - #6: Name a sign or symptom of breast cancer.
• Breast Cancer Quiz - #5: Breast pain is a common symptom of breast cancer. True...
• Hollis: MSU reviewing possible conduct violation in MSU-Michigan football game
• Snyder wants to hold on to surplus for now
• Breast Cancer Quiz - #4: What are breast cancer risk factors for women? A. child...
• Breast Cancer Quiz - #3: Benign tumors in the breast are capable of metastasis (...
• Flu, vaccines to be discussed Nov. 8
• Fire destroys Burlington Township residence
• Breast Cancer Quiz - #2: Breast cancer CAN BE inherited. True or False
• Math & Science Center design honored
• Demand up for construction, skilled trade workers
• Snyder wants broader ties to Canada
• Man dressed as Batman ordered not to wear costume
• Breast Cancer Quiz: How often do doctors recommend breast self-exams?
• Breast Cancer Awareness Week: 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with invasive breas...
• This week is Breast Cancer Awareness Week at KCC: help us in recognizing the dis...
• Calhoun County Divorces
• Police and Fire: Man charged after chase through 2 counties
• Marshall looks at 4 new buildings for public safety needs
• Lakeview teachers try to preserve step pay increases
• Franklin Elementary School to get $2M in improvements
• Stray Talk: Don't deny it; winter's on the way
• Tekonsha man injured in motorcycle crash
• Rev. David Good goes where he's called
• Historical society gets Kellogg Foundation grant
• Surplus medical gear to be sent to Philippines
• Looking for a job? KCC has job openings. Here's one:
• MIDTERM! Hang tight....there's coffee at the mini café if you need it! ^Penny
• Kings call for economic fairness at MLK memorial
• Consumers Energy predicts drop in heating costs
• Ill American engineer, 58, successfully leaves South Pole
• Young Pluck: Dreams, generosity drive B.C. teen
• Chuck Carlson: Protest is alive and well -- as it should be
• Rescuers suspend search for kayaker in Lake Michigan
• Supreme Court to decide: Can police use GPS tracking without warrant?
• Christ United Methodist Church to mark 100 years on Sunday
• Employers challenged to help victims of domestic violence
• Candidates talk business relations
• Rangers knock Tigers out of playoffs
• 53K lose power as high winds whip across state
• Debate begins over budget cash
• Schools collaborate, but is it enough?
• Domestic violence at home reaches the workplace
• Pro-life priest visits B.C.
• Class Notes
• Briefs: Voces gives awards to organizations
• The Amish Cook: Apple bread perfect for this time of year
• King memorial dedication evokes B.C. role in civil-rights struggle
• Campaign Notebook
• Judge reinstates Michigan's welfare cuts
• Art takes over downtown Battle Creek
• Obama, Lee pitch new trade deal
• Friday night state high school football scores
• VIDEO: Lakeview coach Matt Miller talks about win over BCC
• Hatred fought with HeARTred
• Walker police officer killed in chase remembered as 'hero'
• HEADS UP - At 4:45 PM, KCC will be conducting a test of the emergency lockdown p...
• Lawman run down; two robbers killed
• Heart health, fun combined
• Ralcorp names new chief financial officer of Post Holdings
• 3 run for 2 seats in Bronson schools
• Take time to shake
• Police and Fire Report
• Amtrak sets ridership records
• Get organized with those coupons
• VIDEO: Lakeview, BCC coaches talk about rivalry football game
• Suspects may have intentionally hit, killed officer
• Lawmakers seek probe on banks' new debit card fees
• BlackBerry services sputter back to life
• Michigan hunter blames aggressive owl in attack
• Thinking of WMU for next year, but would like a look-see first? Tomorrow (10/14)...
• Looking to transfer to WMU next year, but would like a look-see first? Tomorrow...
• Hundreds stage downtown Occupy Kalamazoo protest
• Senate leader tries to revive stalled bridge project
• Police and Fire: Man sought for alleged rape
• Work continues on new Dollar General on Capital Avenue
• Jean-Michel Cousteau coming to Richland
• Briefs: Office hours end at Hastings State Police post
• Families dig Binder Park Zoo's 14th pumpkin carve
• Calhoun County cities put financial data online to get state funding
• Airliner attacker pleads guilty, says he tried to avenge Muslim deaths
• Obama on jobs bill: We won't take no for an answer
• Lawmakers, White House regroup on jobs
• Government pulls back on food marketing guidelines
• Athens schools declares Saturday 'Blue and Green Day'
• Athens schools declares Saturday 'Blue and Green Day'
• Starting Sunday, Hastings troopers available by appointment only
• Michigan fan uses Ohio Stadium for proposal
• Airline attacker: Underwear bomb 'blessed weapon'
• KCC's Women's Volleyball and Soccer teams are hosting pink games for Breast Canc...
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract that creates 2,100 jobs
• S.A.F.E. Place, investigator keep spotlight on missing Mary Lands
• Police and Fire: Assaults, marijuana arrests
• God's Kitchen opens after years of planning
• Politics threatens federal aid to Great Lakes
• Events set by Bronson Battle Creek, Albion College, Tekonsha, Google
• B.C. chamber aims to grow as it approaches 100th year
• 911 board wants to raise phone tax from 60 cents to $2.25
• Fall Into the Arts in Battle Creek is THIS FRIDAY. ART 110 Drawing Students will...
• The first meeting of the College Democrats will be Tuesday October 11 in SB143 a...
• Army officer from Scotts killed in Afghanistan
• Paul McCartney weds in nostalgia-filled ceremony
• March deadline stands for removing exotic hogs
• AAA Michigan.: Gas prices up 1 cent in past week
• Girl, 16, crashes car while trying to shoo spider
• Americans Sargent, Sims share economics Nobel
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Victims of fatal Barry County car crash identified
• Kalamazoo to vote on going easy on marijuana use
• Chuck Carlson: Seeking the person who will change everything
• St. Philip Class of '51 builds a new grotto ... again
• Calhoun County Marriage Licenses
• Season for scares at Wilder Creek's Haunted Castle
• Delton crash victims identified
• Conklin's play in net leads Red Wings to 3-0 win
• Rangers win 3-2 over Tigers in twice-delayed ALCS
• City commission election could lead to status quo or new leadership
• Carol Higgins Clark is on the case
• Local groups look to raise funds to benefit cancer issues
• Elimination of personal property business tax being debated
• 'Paparazzi' flock to CraneFest
• Enquirer's Bill Broderick on Coach's Corner talking about the weekend prep games
• Cranefest expected to draw thousands
• Nominations sought for not-so-recognized heroes
• Doris Klaussen hosts Special Olympics soccer tourney
• Jamierson complained of disrespectful employees
• Michigan constitution 'has stood the test of time'
• Pilot involved in Marshall crash dies
• EPA orders Enbridge to file new plan by Oct. 20
• VIDEO: Harper Creek coach Ed Greenman talks about victory over Marshall
• Friday night high school football scores
• It's such a beautiful day outside! It seems the entire weekend will be likewise....
• Economy added 103,000 jobs in September
• Students at Michigan State march against racism
• Think tank for medical products opening in Detroit
• Hi all! Just a quick note that the Grahl Center in Coldwater is closed today for...
• Police and Fire Report
• Foursome ahead, play through
• ArtPrize winner named
• Stormie Munoz: Check the back of your receipt
• Drain board appeals Big Marsh decision
• In the Neighborhood
• Pumpkin sales begin at St. Thomas
• McKinley guilty in air conditioner thefts
• Newcomer challenges veteran in Ward 5
• Wow, this week is flying past...maybe because of the nice weather....Where are y...
• Collmenter leads Arizona to Game 3 win
• The open road
• Setting It Straight
• Safety net shrinks as poverty rises
• Wanted: champions of innovation
• Math & Science Center relocation delayed
• Court mulls Swain case
• Galesburg residents voice river concerns
• Public Meetings
• Former NFL player speaks about giving back
• AccessVision's new way to communicate
• State buys Amtrak route
• Come on down to the Student Center for the Coffee House Performance featuring Ne...
• Homer's Collmenter helps Diamondbacks win in playoffs
• Rosler unveiling expansion Thursday
• Nottke's poised to play again
• Judge stops new limits in welfare program
• Teacher's aide enters plea in case
• Police and Fire Report
• Air conditioner theft trial begins
• Campaign Notebook
• Deb Owens enters Ward 1 election as write-in
• Ward 1 candidates look past controversies
• Commission approves raise for city attorney
• Air conditioner theft trial begins
• Teacher's aide enters plea in sex with teenager case
• Judge halts cut in Michigan welfare cash benefits
• Today @ 4pm, watch KCC Women's Volleyball team take on Muskegon Community Colleg...
• Rosler unveiling expansion Thursday
• House sends White House short-term spending bill
• Deb Owens files as Ward 1 write-in candidate
• BCreative hopes to inspire art in education
• Officials say flu vaccine is plentiful, affordable
• La. drops try to extradite ex-Tigers star McLain
• Police and Fire Report
• Stray talk: Closing the gap between rich and poor
• Appeals Court again hearing Swain case
• Marshall's streets face rocky road
• New Chapel Hill pastor happy with his calling
• 'Inspiring' talk asks kids to make wise choices
• How good is a $16 muffin? Find out for yourself
• Are you looking for ways to prevent procrastination? Stop by on Wednesday 10/5/1...
• St. Philip to honor alumni this weekend
• Mich. State Police begin closing all but 29 posts; B.C. post to close
• U.S. auto sales up in September on big trucks
• NHL Preseason: Nyquist has 2 goals, assist in Red Wings' win
• In the Neighborhood
• Marriage licenses
• Police and Fire Report
• Michigan universities set own rules on illegal immigrant tuition rates
• More than 500 take part in 'Strides Against Breast Cancer' walk
• Local port marks 35 years
• Best-selling author, veteran and youth advocate speaks at Starr Commonwealth
• Calhoun County works to cover expense gap
• Local Deaths
• Tigers drop opener, 9-3
• The Watchdog Files: How they voted
• The Watchdog Files: The Boardroom
• Agency offers support to Hispanic community
• Opportunity School is alternative education that works
• AccessVision's new way to communicate
• Hundreds turn out for local river cleanup
• Who would you put on a stamp?
• Tekonsha hires interim superintendent
• Pennfield's Nick Koenigsknecht on Coach's Corner: Pennfield defeats Parchment
• St. Philip's David Downey on Coach's Corner: St. Philip plays Royal Oak Shrine
• Lakeview's Matt Miller on Coach's Corner: Sturgis beats Lakeview
• BCC's Doug Bess on Coach's Corner: Loy Norrix defeats BCC
• Harper Creek's Ed Greenman on Coach's Corner: Harper Creek defeats Lumen Christi
• Enquirer's Bill Broderick on Coach's Corner talking about the weekend prep games
• Have a medical marijuana license? You can't have a gun
• Michigan welfare limits kick in
• Witnesses: Driver didn't seem drunk
• Summer food program helped 2,000 weekly
• Beauty that never fades
• Marshall Middle School improvements well under way
• Leo Ackley held in death of 3-year-old girl
• Harper Creek coach Ed Greenman talks about victory over Lumen Christi
• Friday's state high school football scores
• Soup kitchen to open downtown on Oct. 11
• Tekonsha school board to hold special meeting Saturday
• Welfare limits, education cuts kick in Saturday
• Lawsuit filed to stop Mich. welfare changes
• Suspect in child's death arrested
• Can't believe we'll be into October tomorrow. October is breast cancer awareness...
• Police and Fire Report
• The trouble with rebates
• Detroit setting services by neighborhood condition
• Fields sentenced in murder
• Man ordered to stand trial
• Man sought in tot's death
• CHARGE!
• Charter school takes aim at B.C.
• Man ordered to stand trial in torture case
• Fields sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for murder
• Start times for Tigers' playoff series announced
• Pistons' Wallace arrested for drunken driving
• Man sought on murder charge in death of toddler
• Job Posting: Job # 1219, Clerk, Business Office — Go to
• KCC Job Posting: Job # 1216, Instructor, Mathematics — Go to
• Police and Fire Report
• Relevant Academy tackling Eaton drop out rate
• Making the right choice
• 'Troubled schools' chief starts job
• Upton sought green aid
• Looking to the future
• In the Squaw Creek plat, life remains unsettled
• In the Neighborhood
• The Haunted Castle returns
• Bruins Give Back — Habitat for Humanity. A great way to get involved and give ba...
• Third man enters plea in shooting
• Fla. welfare applicants less likely to use drugs
• Casino hotel taking shape
• Fraud hearing put off
• Benefits cap law signed
• St. Philip adds band to academic offerings
• Ralcorp chairman to lead Post Holdings
• Bouldrey rediscovers his spiritual calling
• Police and Fire
• Third man enters plea in 2010 shooting
• Benita Simmons' fraud hearing delayed a month
• Enbridge: North Dakota oil spill should be quick cleanup
• It starts with safety
• Forgiveness about you, not them
• Segal hears funding concerns
• Old relationship welcomes new roots
• Oaklawn, HNC reach compromise
• Funerals
• Changes this year in how student counts handled
• Check out this picture from KCC's new Nursing Simulation Center. Nursing Profess...
• Romney wins Michigan GOP straw poll
• GOP hopes Michigan goes red
• Charlotte sees influx of new businesses
• Battle Creek Academy gets moving
• 'Whole child' bloggers address education
• Chambers bringing commerce
• Marshall panel prepares for final meeting
• Never forgetting about forgiveness
• Chamber volunteers from across state to visit Marshall
• Detroit 26, Minn. 23 (OT): Hanson's field goal wins it for Lions
• Senator: Consider military action against Pakistan
• Hezbollah leader could get military tribunal in US
• Pastor who questioned hell discusses his departure
• The upside of economic worries: Lower gas prices
• Man surrenders in gun death at Kalamazoo apartment
• Man, 89, kills woman, 91, while parking at church
• Let's Move Day fosters healthy bodies, minds
• CLASS NOTES
• Walking the dog
• PUBLIC MEETINGS
• Use up your green tomatoes with this jam
• Tekonsha schools seek $4M bond
• 'Does it come in pink?'
• Eyes on the Prize
• Farewell, bookmobile
• Police and fire
• Perry tries to wow Republicans at Mackinac meeting
• Obama readies words for Congressional Black Caucus
• NASA: 6-ton satellite hits Earth; location unknown
• GM-UAW deal to end free divorces, other legal help
• Flyers of missing boys posted during road rally
• Ohio mosque designed to blend in, not stand out
• Harper Creek's Ed Greenman on Coach's Corner: Harper Creek defeats Loy Norrix
• Enquirer's Bill Broderick on Coach's Corner talking about the weekend prep games
• Promo codes are key to success
• Casino funds storm effort
• Student walkout fuels dispute
• Bynum found guilty of murder
• New coin laundry rising in Urbandale
• Man, 74, faces sex-assault charges in two counties
• Virtual Sight moving operations to Full Blast
• IN the neighborhood
• Living well may mean living long
• Tekonsha students walk out over superintendent's departure
• Man, 74, faces sexual assault charges in two counties
• Friday! Need I say more? An education seminar will be held 10/13/11. This is a...
• Police and Fire Report
• B.C. researcher's work shines
• Food truck on the shelf
• House afire
• Setting It Straight
• City to host world visitors
• Man making leap of faith for ailing friend
• Calhoun unemployment drops to 9.4%
• For the love of music
• Art Prize 2012 started this week in GR. Don't want to miss it! Two former KCC st...
• Levon Bynum told police in 2010 that shooting was self defense
• Nonprofits sign up potential volunteers at KCC fair
• ArtPrize returns to Grand Rapids
• Tom Cameron out as Tekonsha schools superintendent
• Michigan Republican legislators to tackle economic, social issues this fall
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - September 19, 2011
• Reunions
• Police and Fire Report
• Kitchen fire closes Chili's
• KCC to offer elementary education associate degree next fall
• Free workshop today "Reading Scholarly Writing", 2-3pm in Ohm 109. Sponsored by...
• New Albion Grace Temple pastor found his calling
• Police and Fire Report
• Witness: Words triggered gunfire last summer
• City to remove graffiti on North Washington houses
• Vice Mayor Chris Simmons plans grievance against DHS
• Closing time at Sports Page
• New crop of women farmers plow in to the business
• Congrats to our KCC Corporate Cup team for Placing 1st overall in our division!...
• Police roundup: 2 hurt as trucks crash on Skyline
• Briefs: Pre-diabetes workshop set for Thursday
• Stray Talk: Political lessons from 'Glee,' sports and Whoopee Cushions
• Marshall creates night parking rule exception
• Sarah Patterson gets 9 months in fatal crash
• Pennfield school board suspends fees
• Battle Creek school board considers buildings' future
• Sprout Urban Farms brings healthy food to neighborhoods
• B.C. residents have to Sept. 30 to get permits to fix storm damage
• Truck hits milk tanker; two hurt
• The Bruin Blast picnic for the Grahl Center will be moved inside this evening! ~Ed
• Five-year FDA grant supports food-safety training institute
• US stock futures drop as Greek debt woes persist
• Rain, rain go away, come again... sometime later this week, but not the weekend....
• Whatever happened to go out & play?
• Police roundup: Augusta man, 20, arrested in fatal crash
• Calhoun County Marriage Licenses
• Chuck Carlson: EPA needs to keep a close eye on Enbridge
• Baby born for first time at Family Health Center
• Michigan right-to-work debate fires up
• Sixth Warrior Ride honors fallen Marine Tony Matteoni
• Man arrested in fatal crash
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: The 9/11 connection
• Scott Burkell talks about 'The Extraordinary Ordinary' at Farmers Alley
• Broncos buck Chippewas
• St. Philip, Delton-Kellogg fall in Lakeview volleyball Invitational semis
• Police roundup: B.C. man killed, 3 hurt in crash on Dickman
• Funeral homes offer ecologically friendly services
• Tea party marks Constitution Day
• State roads to get quick fixes thanks to dwindling funds
• The Watchdog Files: How they voted
• Message in a bottle
• St. Philip's David Downey on Coach's Corner: St. Philip loses to Camden Frontier
• BCC's Doug Bess on Coach's Corner: Marshall defeats BCC
• Pennfield's Nick Koenigsknecht on Coach's Corner: Pennfield defeats Maple Valley
• Lakeview's Matt Miller on Coach's Corner: Lakeview loses to Harper Creek
• Harper Creek's Ed Greenman on Coach's Corner: Harper Creek defeats Lakeview
• Enquirer's Bill Broderick on Coach's Corner talking about the weekend prep games
• Ontario hunter found dead of gunshot wound in Barry County
• B.C. man killed, 3 injured in early-morning crash on Dickman
• Tigers win AL Central, first division title since '87
• Police and Fire Report
• VA Medical Center honors former POWs
• Friday night state high school football scores
• Masteller Music winds down after 40 years
• Tenneco, Michigan Kitchen Distributors plan to hire 140
• It's Corporate Cup time. Good luck to all you Bruin staff out there showing what...
• CAN'T WAIT ANY LONGER??? The spring semester schedule is available for viewing,...
• Last auditions for the fall play - Skin of Our Teeth - tonight at 6:30 pm
• Kalamazoo River oil spill cleanup goes on 2 weeks after deadline
• We've entered KCC's orientation Prezi presentation in a contest. Like it to help...
• Frost advisory issued for tonight
• Michael Terpening of Bellevue to be tried on 12 sex charges
• Mental exam ordered for B.C. man tied to 2 disappearances
• Vice Mayor Chris Simmons fired by state, wife charged
• Agent defends no rights read in airline attack case
• Baseball card collecting is no child's play
• Michigan jobless rate rises to 11.2%
• Snyder wants state to become healthier
• UAW, automakers continue talks as deadline nears
• The T-shirts are going fast! I'm not going to be able to save you one....better...
• Those of you who've been to BRUIN BLAST before, what's been your favorite activi...
• BRUIN BLAST IS TODAY! woooo hooo! 10:30-2:30 at the Battle Creek campus. Come sa...
• Tonight is the first home game for Bruin Volleyball - 6:30 pm. DIG IT? ^Penny
• Analyst: Region's manufacturing sector still strong
• Obama tax proposal worries Social Security allies
• Sarah Lambert: Pipeline issues are bigger than 843,000 gallons
• First cold snap of season expected by midweek
• Michigan marijuana dispensary owner faces charge
• IBM putting Watson to work in health insurance
• OMG! It's BEAUTIFUL OUT! What a perfect day to go out on the grass and take a na...
• Part of West Michigan Avenue to be closed Tuesday
• Europe's debt crisis drags down US stocks
• HEY FYI! This Friday (9/16) is the last day to charge books to Financial Aid in...
• Man killed, another seriously hurt in I-94 crash
• Chuck Carlson: Ten years later and maybe we haven't changed so much
• Michigan Legislature to debate auto insurance changes
• Cool People Community Savers revives for a new generation
• Paying tribute: Local residents pause Sunday to remember
• American Museum of Magic receives grant
• Police roundup: Man, 19, robbed of his $75 shoes
• LIVE VIDEO: 9/11 anniversary ceremony from Ground Zero
• Police and Fire Report
• Business Notables
• The Amish Cook: Easy relish recipe will take care of your cabbage
• Marshall's home tour: A walk through history
• Rail group honors Schwarz's 'untiring efforts'
• KCC breakdance event draws competitors, promotes community involvement
• The Watchdog Files: The Boardroom
• 9/11: Local agencies ready, geared up for trouble
• 9/11: Aviation college proud of security
• Surrogate mom loses insurance appeal
• Collage commemorates 9/11
• Federal employees pause to recall 9/11
• Judge throws out part of Mich. funeral protest law
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Thank you notes
• Friday night state high school football scores
• VIDEO: Lakeview coach Matt Miller talks about win over Marshall
• Former B.C. woman charged with sexually assaulting infant son
• Couponing by Storm: Magazines offer deals
• Police roundup: Tekonsha bank branch robbed
• St. Joseph students send thanks to U.S. military
• Briefs: Early Childhood Connections announces lineup
• Crashed plane of WWII pilot from Marshall uncovered
• Steven Corey officially takes reins at Olivet College
• Local events mark 9/11 anniversary Sunday
• Foul play suspected in Michael VanBuskirk disappearance
• United Way goal: $5.8 million
• Bruin Blast is almost here! Free food, free t-shirts, and tons of info. about St...
• Fall schedule for toddler playgroups announced
• No cigarettes, booze or lottery tickets on Bridge cards, Michigan House decides
• Three former Red Wings killed in Russian plane crash
• Tigers' Verlander wins 22nd, tops Indians
• Harper Creek's Greenman named Coach of the Week for the state
• Medical marijuana rally seeks recall of Attorney General Bill Schuette
• Supreme Court weighs battle over taxing pensions
• Businesses post most job openings in 3 years
• Are you an active military member and a KCC student? We need you for a photo sho...
• Check out KCC's Jim Middleton on PBS's History Detectives last night! He comes i...
• Fire destroys Battle Creek Shopper News offices
• Police and Fire
• Reunions
• Snyder signs welfare limit
• School year starts with a sense of fresh beginnings
• Woman testifies she saw Terrell McClinton punch murder victim
• Police question witnesses to fatal shooting
• Marshall council votes to limit medical marijuana
• Public Meetings
• VIDEO: Fire destroys Battle Creek Shopper News offices
• Police continue interviews in city homicide
• Share your perspective on 9/11
• Notre Dame names starting QB for U-M game
• MSU football switches up depth chart
• Medical marijuana advocates to hold Lansing rally Wednesday
• Bail set at $1 million for man accused of impregnating 11-year-old
• In financial crisis, Post Office turns to Congress
• Working-age adults make up record share of US poor
• Anime Club, Film Club, Tech Club...Student Life has a ton of clubs available to...
• Police seek man, 31, in shootings that killed 1, injured another
• Gov. Snyder leads walk across Mackinac Bridge
• Michigan Republicans rally to help recall target Rep. Paul Scott
• Eaton County judge Julie Reincke has domestic violence court
• The Rev. John Fleckenstein says ministry is about invitation
• Obama challenges GOP to put economy before politics
• Families reflect on labor, love and taking a day off
• Police roundup: Woman, 31, loses $150 in scam
• Obama pledges union support
• Best of the Southwest: Today's last day to vote for your favorite place to eat
• Victims in overnight shooting identified
• Tigers roll over White Sox to complete sweep
• Lions cut Brown and C. Morris, claim Williams
• Chuck Carlson: It takes some work to celebrate Labor Day
• Police roundup: Police seek vandals who damaged cars
• $250 million wind farm plan stirs controversy
• Teens plan Rockin' for Hunger concert at First Wesleyan
• Sellers prepare for gun silencers
• A lament for summer's end
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: The card quagmire
• Ukulele group is rocking Battle Creek
• Local sports calendar of events/local sports notices
• The Amish Cook: Where's summer?
• Classic car show to be scholarship fundraiser
• Binder Park Zoo CEO, Greg Geise, retiring
• Society for Creative Anachronism celebrates the era of the Great Battle of Hastings
• Area storms leave scattered power outages
• Seer advised locals, celebrities
• Enquirer's Bill Broderick on Coach's Corner talking about the weekend prep games
• Pennfield's Nick Koenigsknecht on Coach's Corner: Pennfield defeats Constantine
• Harper Creek's Ed Greenman on Coach's Corner: Harper Creek defeats Stevensville-Lakeshore
• Lakeview's Matt Miller talk on Coach's Corner: St. Joseph defeats Lakeview
• St. Philip's David Downey on Coach's Corner: Colon defeats St. Philip
• BCC's Doug Bess on Coach's Corner: Portage Northern defeats BCC
• Pennfield coach talks about big win over Constantine
• Friday's state high school football scores
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Thank you notes
• God's Kitchen opening delayed
• First Salem delivers school supplies at Liberty Commons
• Farm subsidy cuts on table
• New fire gear to help heart attack patients
• Enbridge wants OK to replace more pipe
• Wow, it's really warming up outside....We would like to wish everyone a very saf...
• Music Center's Marsh heading to Albion College
• Garage fire on Goguac Street
• Oil spill work goes on, despite expired deadline
• Law requiring price tags in Michigan is history as of today
• Judge rules against Jase Bolger in recall appeal
• Stocks rise as manufacturing grows for 25th month
• On behalf of the resident chipmunks, ducks, geese, deer, and other wildlife livi...
• Semi tips over in Emmett Township
• House freshmen push bills that benefit big donors
• Marshall looks to replace dying trees downtown
• Obama, Boehner spar on timing of big jobs speech
• Tigers rally to beat Royals 5-4
• Semi tips in Emmett Township
• Court: Get state-issued card to grow medical marijuana in Michigan
• Wonder makes musical tribute to Motown's Edwards
• Lansing couple get jail in assault of crossing guard
• Dow up for a fourth day, turns positive for 2011
• B.C. fire caused after woman leaves cooking to go to gas station
• Dudley STEM school unveiled
• Lakeview eighth-graders guide the new kids
• KCC showcases technology
• 114 Calhoun County families to lose cash assistance
• Recall effort against Rep. Jase Bolger ends
• Police roundup: Woman arrested after daughter threatened with fork
• Reunions
• Briefs: Marshall schools honor community members
• Kellogg employees at Food Bank for Day of Caring
• Good Morning, KCC! What are you looking forward to the most about the start of t...
• Pennfield Walmart could be delayed 12 to 18 months
• Marshall H.S. pool mural a community effort
• Rev. Tom Townsend chose ministry over military
• City Commission candidate Sam Gray steps down at NAACP
• Cause of early-morning apartment fire unknown
• Briefs: Boy raises $2K for SAFE Place, grandmother shaves head
• Police roundup: Man, 89, claims losing $7,000 to fraud
• Soccer tonight at 5:30, home game vs. JCC. Come cheer our women on! ~Ed
• City candidate Sam Gray stepping aside at NAACP
• Irene's floodwaters now threaten Vermont towns
• The Arbors apartment damaged in early-morning fire
• Chuck Carlson: Sitting on the fence in 2012?
• Homer firefighters to display artifact from Twin Towers
• Police and Fire Report
• Marshall Soaring Club seeks help in locating tow plane rope
• Michigan ranks 5th among states with craft breweries
• Baptist church holds prayer service for school year
• Pennfield beats Schoolcraft 26-11 in season-opener
• Downgraded Irene drenches Northeast
• Lions roll over Patriots in exhibition game
• Al-Quaida second-in-command killed by US
• New bridge proponents cite customs delays in arguments
• Hungry? Go online, read local woman's food blog
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: The Sight vs. The Mess
• Proposal aims to increase parental options via mandatory schools of choice program
• The Amish Cook: Butternut squash bake brings an autumn feel
• Hundreds compete in horse trials, four-day event ends today
• The Watchdog Files: The Boardroom
• YouthBuild program finds success
• Nick Donner takes U.S. Nationals title for 5th time
• Irene soaks NC as hurricane-force winds hit coast
• Police roundup: Search continues for man who robbed Coldwater bank
• Balloons to launch from north of B.C.
• Hunt Club prepares to re-open Monday
• Ruling shakes up local medical marijuana sites
• Balloons in close race: Champion will be decided today
• Local Deaths
• In the Neighborhood
• Thank you notes
• Local schools run gamut on ranking
• 'Top Gear' roars into Marshall
• Mr. Basketball Dwaun Anderson won't play for Spartans this season
• Chancellor named to lead struggling Mich. schools
• US: 'Underwear bomber' said he worked for al-Qaida
• EPA awards $2.2 million for Detroit water projects
• Stocks gain broadly after Bernanke speech
• Hurricane Irene brings rain, heavy seas to East Coast
• MLK Memorial dedication delayed
• Pay cut tied to state employee health care ruled unconstitutional
• Albion, B.C. Central on state's list of lowest-achieving schools
• Congrats to KCC Women's Soccer team on their win last night. Way to start the se...
• Best of the Southwest: Pick your favorite restaurants
• The balloons are up! Just watched some launch from near the KCC soccer field. —...
• More Michigan schools accepting online payment
• Couponing by Storm: Make the most of 'instant savings'
• Calhoun County unemployment rises to 10.3%
• Bellevue man faces nine sex assault charges
• Albion school budgets better than expected
• Census: single-parent families up 8% in Calhoun County
• Enbridge paves county roads damaged by heavy trucks
• Public invited to see balloons in action tonight, Saturday
• Police roundup: Robberies, assaults
• A great way to get involved at KCC is by joining a student organization. For a l...
• Sept. 2 6pm-8pm: KCC Opera Workshop Auditions (Davidson building) Sept. 14 1pm-2...
• Weather continues to plague balloonists
• Study: 26% of area children at risk of hunger
• State court bars sale of medical marijuana
• Life Recovery Program grads thankful for second chance
• Major emergency exercise staged at Federal Center
• Free lunchtime trolley shuttles around downtown construction
• Health care spending cap seen as another blow to unions
• Friends support Brad Ernsberger, 21, struck by aneurysm
• Union City schools to offer KCC math classes
• FYI — All student email will be down from Aug. 26 - Aug. 29, as it is migrated t...
• Back to School for Battle Creek - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Did anyone else just feel that small earthquake? — Kathy
• Faculty and staff are all on campus today gearing up for a great fall semester —K
• The following position is open at KCC: Job # 1213, Manager, Police Academy. Go t...
• Books are on sale today for fall semester and judging by the long line there are...
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - August 17, 2011
• Cool KCC program, well actually maybe hot is a better description!
• New report calls for cutting 49 Michigan judgeships
• Michigan's jobless rate rises to 10.9%
• Lions' Suh fined for hit
• Sleeping Bear Dunes named 'most beautiful place' in US
• Poll: Parents rate kids' schools high, USA's low
• Report: Economy continues to hurt Michigan's youth
• AP source: Obama to give major jobs speech next month
• Congratulations to all of you that made the Spring Dean's List. Keep up the good...
• Bridge lighting project shut off
• Woman from Zambia has sight restored, thanks B.C. supporters
• Testimony: Party store shooting gang related
• Mark Behnke seeks return to Battle Creek City Commission
• Hijinks at Calhoun County Fair's frog-jumping contest
• Police and Fire: David E. Johnson is Fugitive of the Month
• Briefs: Lecture on Thursday to discuss racial unity
• $360M lost to insurgents, criminals in Afghanistan
• Consumers expands options for customer-owned solar
• Medigap clients given more time to prove residency
• U.S. cities prepare to adapt to climate change
• Bombers win first playoff game
• So, had a fun Karaoke weekend. Seems like I always end up singing "La Bamba" by...
• Stray Talk: Election tea leaves forecast more of the same
• Suspected bicycle thief struck by vehicle
• Chinchillas and chilled drinks among attractions at fair
• Ralcorp quickly rejects new ConAgra bid
• Police: Former boyfriend sought in woman's stabbing
• Marshall aims most of $100K casino money for street repair
• B.C. school board discusses buildings use
• Experienced hands keep up county fair tradition
• Court hearing delayed for Emmett rape suspect
• 16 area schools fall short of tougher state standards
• Review: Beyonce showcases her dominance at concert
• Tigers acquire Delmon Young from Twins
• Creating Change event rescheduled
• Noticing a bit more vehicle traffic today, must mean that people are gearing up...
• Thursday lecture to discuss 'building successful multiracial communities'
• Oil rises 2 percent after broad market rally
• BCPS, Albion among more schools falling behind test goals
• US stocks rise after corporate deals, Japan report
• Indiana State Fair honors five killed in stage collapse
• B.C. woman seriously injured in stabbing
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Fair king and queen crowned
• Changes usher in enthusiasm at Battle Creek Public Schools
• Teens surprise grieving father
• Police and Fire Report
• Chuck Carlson: Time to live life in the slow lane
• Indiana State Fair closed after deadly stage collapse
• Bombers clinch second half title; home playoff game on Tuesday
• Tigers rally to beat Baltimore, 6-5
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: The allure of August
• DNR: Milder weather should bring better fishing
• The Watchdog Files: The Board Room
• Women look to bond over their role in construction industry
• Police and Fire Report
• Births
• The Amish Cook: A peachy way to make a coffeecake
• Gut check
• Class Notes
• Summerfest storms in
• Downtown businesses struggle in rebuilding process
• Patterson convicted
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement from health care overhaul
• Amber Alert issued for 2 Detroit boys
• Dow gains 125 points to finish market's wildest week
• MI School Data to launch Monday
• Extra big, tough mosquitoes showing up in Michigan
• Work scheduled on Capital Southwest next week
• Hardly old school, campus clothes go stylish
• Hardly old school, campus clothes go stylish
• Briefs: Harper Creek school board grants raises
• Police and Fire: 2 women arrested after entering man's home
• Public Meetings
• Stormie Munoz: Coupons really do make dollars and sense
• Rev. Marshall Murphy here to 'serve the people'
• Sarah Patterson testifies she never saw motorcyclist
• Toddler playgroups illustrate the value of fun
• Obama blasts GOP during visit to Michigan
• Interested in Frank Lloyd Wright? Check out: HIST 221-01 – Architectural History...
• Police: Man sought in attempted abduction of girl, 11, in Galesburg
• Cutbacks force meth war retreat
• AARP opposing Michigan pension tax
• Upton on panel to cut deficit
• Marshall House senior housing renovations begin
• At trial: Sarah Patterson passed sobriety tests, still arrested
• 70 years of marriage
• Briefs: David Ling fundraiser set for Saturday
• Public Meetings
• Officer testifies that Patterson appeared intoxicated
• Reps. Upton, Camp of Michigan named to debt panel
• E. coli illnesses linked to tainted Michigan meat
• AARP opposing Michigan pension tax in court filing
• Galesburg police seek man after attempted kidnapping
• Chat archive: County Health Officer Jim Rutherford discusses oil spill health issues
• Are Michigan's lawmakers really sharing in sacrifice, too?
• Michigan lets some families know welfare aid is running out
• Creating Change to host free 'thank you' event Saturday
• Harper Creek grants raises to parapros, administrators
• Jazz Band is back! And we're looking for a few good cats to play for us. What ja...
• Sarah Patterson trial begins in motorcyclist's death
• Man recovering after being shot in leg during argument
• U-M WR Odoms practices with cast on left arm
• Van Dyke named interim superintendent at Olivet
• State employee unions bargain together
• Bobbi Morehead to seek permanent Albion superintendent post
• Canadian official: Bridge ads misleading
• Upcoming Calhoun County Fair celebrates heritage
• Ralcorp sales up for quarter
• Two great tastes that taste great together! Help your community and gain credit...
• New grotto at St. Philip
• Harper Creek seeks state incentive
• Ralcorp, Post future coming into focus
• Advisers to investors: Stay calm
• Educators anxiously await rewrite of No Child Left Behind
• Police: Man charged in incident at Meijer
• Fatal rollover crash Saturday investigated
• Marshall seeks to get kids college ready
• The women's soccer team has been at it for a week now preparing for their inaugu...
• No Child Left Behind: 'An emotional roller coaster'
• Calhoun County Marriage Licenses
• Chuck Carlson: Jerry Lewis deserved a better fate
• Berrien Kennel Club show takes over fairgrounds
• Japanese researchers displaced by earthquake set up shop at MSU
• Effect of NCLB law on minority students unclear
• Hackers steal Subaru Outback with smartphone
• Snakeheads could be another threat to Great Lakes
• Location of RoboCop statue may come in spring
• With video: Is the economy headed for a double-dip recession?
• With video: Fallen SEALs were on rescue mission
• Tigers' Martinez appears to be OK
• Storm debris fuels plant in Flint
• 'Creepy' and 'cool' reptiles visit Binder Park Zoo
• Teachers head out of Michigan
• U.S. debt rating lowered from AAA for first time in history
• Finding life after child's death
• Ducks cause a stir in Marshall
• Poll: Mood of Michigan voters has soured
• Bronson Battle Creek ranks well compared to national average
• Deadline for city election nears
• Setting it straight
• Database can help patients fill perception gap
• Deaths plague even top hospitals
• Head's up! We will be doing network maintenance this today between 1 and 4 pm....
• Binder Park Zoo to receive $25,000 Chase bank award
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Poll: Many local leaders say state is on wrong track
• Briefs: Part of Goguac Street to be closed today
• Kelvin Hawkins of B.C. faces 5 charges of rape
• Congregate and celebrate
• County board hears appeal to keep MSU Extension
• GM profit doubles as global sales and prices rise
• BCPS to fill board vacancy after Mark Laubengayer resigns
• Homer village manager: Title program was monitored
• KCC is now taking applications for a Director of Workforce Solutions:
• Petition to recall Tekonsha Trustee Howard Rigg rejected
• Police: 2 women hurt in separate incidents, 3rd woman arrested
• B.C. joins National Night Out to fight crime, drug abuse
• Student emails should be working correctly now. If you have any issues, contact...
• Reunions
• One dead, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Statement stands in Levon Bynum murder case
• Bridge-lighting project questioned
• Emmett voters OK millage renewal
• Late homer gives Tigers win over Rangers
• Heard Hob the Troll at the Renaissance Faire sing the lyrics from "I'm a Little...
• For women, turning 40 is party time
• Forecast: Hot day, stormy night ahead
• Stray Talk: All politics really are local
• Albion grads give back through arts
• New interim superintendent Bobbi Morehead: Albion schools will rally
• Marshall eyes shared safety building
• Judge OKs Hunt Club purchase by Rick Labrecque
• Not-guilty verdict in murder trial divides those close to Foleys
• Records confirm: July 2011 was one of the hottest ever
• House passes debt ceiling legislation
• Oakland Univ. to host GOP presidential debate
• Foley verdict splits those close to case
• Ex-Lion Harrington injured in bike accident
• Tooke named Promise Zone coordinator
• Lions' rookie Fairly injures foot at practice
• States fear cuts in debt ceiling compromise
• Shout out to the newest people to "like" us: Zhenya Epaneshnikova, Debra Robidou...
• New Albion schools leader confident community will rally
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Police and Fire Report
• Class Notes
• Chuck Carlson: Let's hear what Nixon had to say
• Nonprofit soup kitchen set to open Sept. 5
• Drum corps amazes crowd
• Boy, 5, to 'Walk a Mile in Her Shoes' to benefit SAFE Place
• Horse-drawn ice-cream wagon a summer treat in Marshall
• Shuffleboard championships come to B.C.
• Football fun under the sun
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Hot, but not miserable
• Emmett safety tax renewal on the line
• In the Neighborhood
• Leilapalooza fest rocks and rolls
• Grant to benefit Augusta Creek
• Emergency manager law untapped since change
• Save money on back to school shopping
• Jury: Foley not guilty
• Mich. med student ordered to trial in dog deaths
• Authorities report 2 weekend drownings in Mich.
• Tigers trade for starting pitcher
• Foley not guilty
• B.C. teen hosts vacation Bible school in her home
• Police and Fire Report
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• Boehner woos Walberg
• Deliberations in Foley trial continue today
• In the Neighborhood
• Detroit schools to cut workers' pay by 10 percent
• Albion OKs Morehead contract
• Spicer resigns from Albion School Board
• Bombers game called off tonight due to field conditions
• Albion approves contract for new interim superintendent
• Source: Pistons hire Frank as head coach
• Jury begins deliberation in Foley re-trial
• Local police set up charity for colleague with brain damage
• Can you say awkward? Republican approaches Walberg in shower
• Closing arguments made in Foley trial
• Woman recounts attack by 400-pound captive bear
• U.S. stock futures fall after debt vote postponed
• Suspect held after cocaine seized in Emmett Township
• House vote put off, debt-ceiling impasse goes on
• Ann Arbor copes with string of rapes
• Father of 3 missing boys enters no contest plea
• Albion schools to consider Morehead contract
• Schuette to appeal ruling against ban on affirmative action in college admissions
• Kellogg CEO: Research in B.C. drives innovation, profits
• Foley testfies 3 hours at his murder trial, again denies guilt
• Our Allied Health Admissions Packets will be available August 1 (Monday) online...
• Oooh! Oooh! Oooh! Guess what?
• Oooh! Oooh! Oooh! Guess what?
• Rain, Rain Go Away!!! What is your favorite rainy day activity? The activity wit...
• Countdown until the Fall 2011 semester: 36 days! Let's post a shout out to your...
• Good Morning KCC! Did you know that on this day in 1775, the United States Postal Services was established? Because of this you are able to receive KCC mail. :)
• KCC has a new promotion... see if you can figure it out and win a KCC T-Shirt (first person to get it right). Riddle me this: "Walk and shop, it can be found; lifting feet up off the ground" Good luck!
• Atlantis returns to earth, space shuttle program ends
• Emmett Twp. woman steps on downed power line, dies
• Witness: Thomas Foley 'jittery' before discovering wife's body
• Joshua Throckmorton given military honors in burial
• Police and Fire Report
• Heat may have led to Augusta man's death, cooling centers open
• Ex-GOP Rep. Hoekstra to run for Senate seat
• Teens learn hot-air ballooning at camp
• Michigan jobless rate rises to 10.5%
• Young Professionals event Thursday canceled because of heat
• Michigan unemployment rate ticks up to 10.5%
• Closures set for I-94, I-94 Business Loop
• Poverty study: 1 in 3 Michigan senior citizens struggles with money
• Judge nixes class-action lawsuit against Dow
• Joshua Throckmorton buried with full military honors
• Man hiding in motel room arrested on warrants
• As previously posted, sometimes it's hard to figure out what direction to go in your studies. What are you studying and why do you like it, or want to pursue it?
• Today, Thursday to be hottest of Heat Week
• Battle Creek school board finalizes teacher contract
• Gull Lake schools hope new programs signal future
• Emmett Township woman killed by downed power line
• Albion schools rescind Bobbi Morehead job offer, extend it again
• Witnesses in Thomas Foley murder retrial recall scene
• Reunions
• Briefs: Donald Shafer hired as St. Philip Catholic Central High School principal
• City of Battle Creek evaluates policy on tax breaks
• Remembering Army Staff Sgt. Joshua Throckmorton
• SAVE THE DATE: Student Life has been hard at work this summer planning fun activities for you in the fall. BRUIN BLAST will be Sept 14. Can't wait to see you there!
• Excessive Heat Warning today for Battle Creek area
• Stray Talk: Examining some hot topics of the day
• Waterlogged warriors
• B.C. man convicted in kidnap, assault case
• Students promote living 'above the influence'
• Marshall's LDFA expands
• City commissioners wary of local-preference plan for contracts
• 'Wanderer' suspect in attack on officer arraigned
• Autumn Smith to continue Bolger recall petitions despite injunction
• Borders to begin liquidation proceedings
• Excessive Heat Watch posted for Battle Creek area
• Annie Kelley to Chuck Carlson: Why do you hate Harry Potter?
• Judge extends injunction in Jase Bolger recall
• Romney holds edge over Obama in Michigan, poll shows
• Snyder sees immigrants as a key to state's economy
• 2 die, 6 rescued in Lake Michigan after morning storm hits boat race
• Yeah.....really......you're coming to check out books, use a computer, or study.....IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE AIR CONDITIONING IN KCC'S LIBRARY. Really.....it doesn't. (mum's the word)
• Gull Lake adds new programs for next year
• Soaring costs of obesity in Michigan prompt search for solutions
• Community turns out for fallen soldier Joshua Throckmorton
• Community gathers to honor fallen soldier Joshua Throckmorton
• Casey Anthony freed from jail, slips from view
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Laughing on the inside
• Class Notes
• Watchdog: Obama clears the decks to duke it out over the debt ceiling
• The Amish Cook: A great recipe for a great trip
• The Board Room: Harper Creek, Athens, Bronson, Homer, Olivet school board action
• Briefs: Kim Zimmer to star in Barn Theatre's 'Sunset Boulevard'
• Open house continues today for foreclosed, rehabbed B.C. homes
• State industry defends fracking process
• Kellogg, food companies, government debate what kids can see in ads
• Family coaches help new parents through Early Childhood Connections
• Intense heat, humidity expected by midweek
• Snyder signs law to limit cold medicine purchases in Michigan
• Vibe@5 crowd enjoys Hullabaloo
• Pennfield High band fundraising to play in Washington, D.C., parade
• Students learn 'wealth of health' at BCHS Bearcat Summer Camp
• Parts of Kalamazoo River hit by oil spill may reopen by August
• Witnesses in murder retrial recall Thomas Foley's actions
• Police and Fire Report
• Thank You Notes
• Briefs: Power goes out Friday for 5,700 in Emmett Twp.
• Dee Dee Foley's final day recounted
• Thousands without power after line fails
• Emmett Twp. to consider permits to improve 3 county parks
• Obama challenges Congress: Do 'something big'
• Experts: Casey Anthony headed Sunday to remote safe house
• More of Michigan Avenue to be closed starting Monday
• Gull Lake announces home school partnership, alternative school
• Poll: Most oppose changing Michigan helmet law
• Bombers lose second in a row
• Procession set Sunday for fallen soldier Joshua Throckmorton
• OOOOOooooo EEEE! It's going to be a hot weekend! Our mascot Blaze tells us that when it gets this hot, people won't talk to him…strictly because of his name.
• Bombers' winning streak snapped
• Betty Ford to be buried today next to her husband
• Unemployment benefits applications fall for 2nd week
• Behind the increase: Why Netflix is raising prices
• 4 men tell B.C. police they were robbed early Sunday
• KCC is now taking applications for a Computer Lab Technician for the EAC and B.C. campus.
• Teaching fellows tour Battle Creek Public Schools
• Students protest education cuts
• John ter Avest, "an American success story," dies at 88
• WMU plans study of Kalamazoo River oil spill
• WMU plans study of Kalamazoo River oil spill
• Officers trained on contraband concealment
• State Police plan inquiry into officer's shooting of attacker
• Prosecution makes opening argument in Thomas Foley murder retrial
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Prosecution makes opening statement in Foley re-trial
• Jury seated for Thomas Foley murder retrial
• Review: Barn's 'Chicago' is smokin' hot
• Kim Zimmer to star in Barn's production of 'Sunset Boulevard'
• U.S. in women's World Cup final for 1st time since 1999
• Bernanke: Fed would supply more stimulus if needed
• Work scheduled Thursday on part of Emmett Street
• Sheep-sex parolee bound over for trial in stockyard break-in
• Betty Ford's Grand Rapids funeral: Live video, guide to events
• Power restored in Calhoun County after storms
• Public viewing for Betty Ford in G.R. to start at 7 p.m. today
• Betty Ford remembered at bipartisan memorial
• Poll: Upbeat baby boomers say they're not old yet
• Man attacks B.C. police officer, shot in arm about 1 a.m. today
• Authors discuss science fiction, fantasy writing at Marshall library
• Battle Creek hosts seminar on foodborne illness
• Albion hires former W.K. Kellogg principal Bobbi Morehead
• Funeral July 20 for Staff Sgt. Joshua Throckmorton
• Jury could be seated today to start Thomas Foley retrial
• Book Jabber: Jeffrey Eugenides, get out of my brain
• Battle Creek Knights to join new league
• CISD reaches deal with support personnel union
• Snow leopard cub dies at John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids
• Repaving work on part of North Avenue to start Wednesday
• Moorhead chosen as Albion interim superintendent
• Getting creative with color: how to do it right
• Sex offenders must report, even if they are homeless, court says
• Jury selection continues this afternoon in Foley trial
• KCC will be holding an information session about the January 2012 trip to Peru on July 20 from 12 pm – 1 pm in the Severin Building, room 142. It would be sweet to visit Macchu Picchu!!
• 1,600 still without power in Calhoun County after storms
• Current, former first ladies gather for Betty Ford funeral today
• Attempted murder charges to be refiled against Ryan Edger
• New murder trial for Tom Foley gets under way today
• Pennfield Township OKs medical marijuana growing ordinance
• I'm back: Michigan's bald eagle population soars again
• Police and Fire Report
• Stray Talk: Feeling lucky and appreciative in America
• Strong Cities, Strong Communities project to help Detroit
• KCC WEATHER AERT 011-005 :: BRANCH COUNTY TORNADO ALERT TAKE SHELTER NOW.
• Tornado warning for Branch County until 11:30 am. Take cover and be safe!
• Lawn chemical Imprelis suspected in tree deaths
• Detroit police: Rescued officer on booze, drugs
• Police say ex-con used stolen gun during rampage
• Police and Fire: Fort Wayne man injured in water accident
• Chuck Carlson: Survival of the fittest at the 'Happiest Place on Earth'
• Big expansion soon for state's wind power grid
• Scientists withhold judgment on cause of trees dying
• Cornwell's hosts annual banana split eating contest
• Stars collide: Burmese soccer players meet in B.C.
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: The story of the holiday was a tale of two barbecues
• Births
• How they voted
• Watchdog: Mass transit in turmoil
• A princess or a pirate for a day
• Claims fee to drive up health care costs
• Marijuana law benefits entrepreneurs
• Pennfield to Walmart: We're ready
• Betty Ford's funeral services set in Calif. and Mich.
• Man shot Friday night, police looking for information
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at age 93
• Tigers' Peralta added to All-Star roster
• Tigers hold off Royals, 6-4
• Fun at Full Blast
• Police and Fire Report
• Gunman targeted 2 ex-girlfriends
• New owner: No changes to Pastrami Joe's
• Man says plate in nose deflected bullet
• Hiring anxiety: Worries building over slow recovery
• Battle Creek commission races taking shape
• Josh Throckmorton of B.C., killed in Afghanistan, called 'amazing man'
• Suspect in 7 Grand Rapids deaths kills himself
• Police & Fire Report: 4 hurt in Homer Township crash
• Storm damage won't stop Renaissance Faire
• Candidate for Indiana governor Mike Pence says blocking carp risks jobs
• Enbridge offers to bolster recreation along Kalamazoo River
• Briefs: 'Faces of GERD' talk scheduled
• Enbridge offers to bolster recreation along Kalamazoo River
• $7.2M new runway opens at W.K. Kellogg Airport
• Scherzer, Raburn lead Tigers to 3-1 win over KC
• Super-chef Vongerichten goes Korean in new series
• Second W.K. Kellogg Airport runway opened today
• Now taking applications for a Theatre Instructor/ Program Coordinator.
• Report: Nearly 1/3 of Michiganders are obese
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Staff Sgt. Joshua Throckmorton, killed in Afghanistan, 'an amazing man'
• FYI: Friday, July 8, from 1-5 pm the campus network will be receiving maintenance, which will cause intermittent access to the Internet.
• 4 hurt in Homer Twp. crash
• Police: Man stabbed by girlfriend's son
• The Class Acts perform at Festival Market Square
• Hearing for man charged with murder delayed
• Ex-Detroit mayor's book covers affair, legal saga
• April Patzkowsky, ex-teacher's aide, to face trial in sex assault
• Pastrami Joe's begins ownership change
• Former BCHS celebrates new name: Bronson Battle Creek
• Michigan House Speaker Jase Bolger challenges recall process
• Single motherhood on the rise in Michigan
• Battle Creek Bombers clinch playoff spot
• Public Meetings
• McClinton hearing delayed a fifth time
• Diane Thompson moving west, won't seek another City Commission term
• Owner selling Pastrami Joe's franchise
• Tigers' Leyland says increased tension with umps a problem
• Facebook adds Skype video-calling tool to its arsenal
• Obama welcomes Twitter to White House
• Bombers' playoff chances
• A tough week here at KCC as we mourn the loss of Danette Wilkins, who was our Assistant Director of Dental Hygiene. Here is a link to service information and a way to express condolences to the family: Counseling support is available at KCC by calling
• Report: Michigan babies born to single moms on rise
• GOP pushes back on effort to limit kids' food ads
• Casey Anthony acquittal in daughter's death a stunner
• Lawsuit says GM failed to fix thousands of Impalas
• Some say new cottage food law stunts business growth
• Making music at Second Missionary Baptist Church
• Community Foundation Alliance gets $350,000 grant
• Battle Creek extends medical marijuana moratorium
• Verlander, Tigers lose to Angels, 1-0
• Police and Fire Report
• Police and fire report
• Making planes fit to fly
• Weekend warriors: Field of Flight finishes long weekend
• Hacking on Fox News Twitter reports president's assassination
• Exxon claims spill damage minimal; government doubtful
• Balloon championships: 2008 winner Donner holds 77-point lead
• Chuck Carlson: On the Fourth, hope springs eternal
• First balloon ride a trip down memory lane
• Young Pluck: Duo helps keep festival cool
• Justin A. Hinkley: Souvenir shop a festival staple
• Pilots fly five tasks in Sunday's competition
• NASA exhibit shows agency's role in everyday life
• Police and Fire Report
• Committee to recall Gov. Snyder in countdown to get 800,000 good names
• Plane on instrument approach before Mich. crash
• Ex-Detroit school boss Burnley, 69, dies in Alaska
• 3 die in Michigan holiday weekend water accidents
• Calif. Marines accused of sham marriages for money
• Fireworks technicians love what they do
• Police and Fire Report
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Online and off task
• Class Notes
• The Michigan DNR wants you
• Fish report: Warmer weather should bring fish back for holiday
• Justin A. Hinkley: Tigers add taste of old-timey fun to festival
• Strongman pulls his weight, against the odds
• Balloon pilots wait on weather
• No fear: Daredevils put on a show
• Oh, looks like it IS up. Should've checked first. :) ~Ed
• To all. The KCC network was to have maintenance done this weekend. I don't exactly remember the schedule, but I'm sure this is what is happeneing. Check back later to see if it is back up. Have a great Holiday Weekend. Thanks! ~Ed
• Eric J. Greene: Stunt pilot 'tickled pink' to fly with Blues
• Learning to pilot a balloon no fly-by-night operation
• Ride of a lifetime: Local vets get a chance to fly on aerobatic plane
• Michigan's affirmative action ban found 'unconstitutional'
• Sheep-sex parolee charged in stockyards break-in
• Let's fly: No-go Friday gives way to big hopes for today
• Police and Fire Report
• Local Deaths
• Giants hold off Tigers, 4-3
• Fort Riley investigating Battle Creek soldier's death
• Sheep-sex parolee arrested at Emmett Twp. stockyard
• Tigers put Alburquerque on DL
• Wings withdraw offer, Jagr signs with Flyers
• Ford's U.S. sales rise 10.4% in June; Chrysler up 30%
• Rep. Thaddeus McCotter of Livonia to run for president
• Federal court: Michigan ban on race in college admissions illegal
• Steamy, stormy start to 2011 Field of Flight
• Almost time to hit the beach!!! What's your favorite beach around here? South Haven? Grand Haven? St. Joe?
• Michigan Senate OKs teacher tenure changes
• 16 dogs, cats taken from Waubascon Road home
• Gov. Rick Snyder touts accomplishments of first 6 months
• Concert rocks Field of Flight grounds
• Projects around Calhoun County get $200,000 boost
• Calhoun Community High School teaches personal finances
• Sky fills with planes on eve of Field of Flight festival
• Tentative contract reached for BCPS teachers
• Guess what??? We're going to start posting any open job postings on here! So, here's the first one: Now taking applications for a Secretary for Public Information & Marketing.
• Blue Angels, balloon pilots arrive for Field of Flight
• Michigan Senate OKs congressional redistricting map
• Detroit to challenge 2010 census
• St. Thomas offers free weekday breakfasts all summer
• State OKs new coal-burning power plant in northern Michigan
• Michigan Supreme Court releases new jury rules
• Marshall loses Campbell's Soup plant despite city incentives
• Police: Man shot in the leg early Wednesday
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Setting It Straight
• Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it's off to work we go! Where do you work and what do you like best about it?
• Michigan Merit Exam scores locally, statewide drop from 2010
• Countdown to Field of Flight: white stripe for Blue Angels
• Reunions
• Police: David Bullens, 37, dies in fall from tree
• Harper Creek, Pennfield teacher deals finalized
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Michigan GOP close to completing redistricting maps
• Kids help celebrate Finnegan the library dog's 4th birthday
• New Yorker returns to touch up his '06 flag painting on shop roof
• Michigan Republicans aim to clarify medical marijuana law
• Should Verlander pitch in All-Star Game?
• Ex-Red Wing Mark Howe elected to Hall of Fame
• Go mobile for Field of Flight
• Medical marijuana law needs radical revision, says Michigan attorney general, lawmakers
• Book: Cold War shelters were often stylishly silly
• Students' Michigan Merit Exam scores drop locally, statewide from 2010
• Shameless self promotion time (we promise not to do this often!): Check out this blog post about how much more $ you can make with a degree and how KCC is a good investment for our community.
• Heidi Ousley gets 6 months in embezzlement, prescriptions fraud at Fountain Clinic
• Ex-teacher's aide April Patzkowski charged with sex assault
• Former BCHS chief Patrick Garrett gets payout; age bias claim rejected
• Harper Creek schools dip deep into savings, OK new budget
• Hastings native, 95, told to remove diaper by TSA
• Teen arrested in fire at Lakeview Kiwanis Outdoor Education Center
• Marshall schools make cuts, dig into savings to OK new budget
• Starr camp aims to make 'Ready Readers'
• Michigan bucks tourism trend
• It's Fun on the Run
• Can't ban violent video sales to kids, high court says
• Jury convicts ex-Illinois Gov. Blagojevich
• State to release MME scores Tuesday
• Crash snarls traffic at I-94/I-69 interchange
• Olivet College announces 2010-11 graduates
• 56 m.p.g. could be fuel economy target by 2025
• Lakeview Middle School announces honor roll
• Chance of showers today, but good weather forecast for Field of Flight
• In the 80's today? We're thinking ice cream is in order. What should we adopt as the unofficial KCC flavor?
• 65,000 turn out to hear U2 at Spartan Stadium
• Police and Fire Report
• U-M expands crash research center
• Report: State gun law poorly tracked
• New library draws crowd in Union City
• Teen jobs scarce
• Marriage Licenses
• Briefs: Grand Marais on Lake Superior gets $4M to fix harbor
• Local Deaths
• Police: Driver airlifted after Emmett Twp. accident
• Linda Jo Scott: Farewell to a lifelong friend
• The Amish Cook: Summer recipes a great way to use up ingredients
• Briefs: Poet James Smith to be at Voices of Peace meeting
• Bombers roll to easy win, 7-1
• Class Notes
• Farmers Market a Springfield social hub
• State universities' tuition increases graze Snyder's 7% cap
• Plane crash kills survivor of 2003 crash
• Health care pay changes could save county's schools $4.7M
• It's that time again: Field of Flight full of changes
• Rebuilding Pistons happy with their draft picks
• Man vs. mosquito: Why this year bites more than usual
• Weeds on B.C. lot prompt complaints
• Brighton man accusing of child sex tourism in Haiti
• Charlotte community garden benefits all
• Police and Fire: 29th Street home damaged in blaze
• Briefs: Gay Men's Chorus kicks off B.C. pride events
• Raw milk linked to Q fever illness in 3 Michigan women
• Teachers schooled at Albion leadership conference
• Motorist complaints rise with gadgets on new cars
• Briefs: Local unemployment up in May, but job force grew
• Pow-wow this weekend at Pine Creek reservation near Athens
• Families bond at Albion College's 'Grandparents College'
• Enbridge aids flooded Leroy Township homes
• Michigan Supreme Court to hear medical marijuana cases
• Thomas Parlier sentenced in C-Store armed robbery
• Augusta woman donates kidney to stranger
• Michigan Senate approves GOP-led redistricting plan
• Today, you are cordially invited to attend the student art reception from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the gallery area of the Davidson Building. See you there! :)
• Robert Newman of 'Guiding Light' to star in Barn's 'La Mancha'
• Veterans sought for stunt-plane ride before air show
• Benefit concert set Saturday for Marshall skate park
• Police and Fire Report
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Terrell McClinton murder case hearing delayed by lineup
• Bill could bring state money for Battle Creek storm recovery
• Judge halts part of Jase Bolger recall effort
• Another suit filed against emergency-managers law
• Michigan House OKs GOP-led redistricting plan
• Bombers called off Wednesday night
• Need something to do for the summer? Stop by the Employment Services office for professional development. Make an appointment to have your resume & coverletter looked over by the professionals here at the college.
• Juvenile charge filed against boy, 7, who drove toward father's home
• Report: Apple unveiling a new iPhone in September
• Author Ann Coulter plans Michigan book signings this week
• Lawsuit seeks to overturn Michigan emergency manager law as unconstitutional
• There has been a Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted until 7 pm for the entire KCC service area. Hold on to your umbrellas!
• Bill would bring Battle Creek storm recovery money
• NCAA drug testing shows increase in pot use
• Michigan auctioning 45 land parcels in 6 counties
• Storms down limbs, wires; storms forecast again today
• Gov. Rick Snyder signs $47.4B Michigan budget
• Crews now tackle submerged oil from Kalamazoo River spill
• Board roundup: Lakeview projects $1.4 million budget shortfall
• B.C.'s medical marijuana ban may be extended another year
• Police: Man arrested after stealing items from Kmart
• New St. Philip Catholic parish center blessed
• Professor: Whites don't want to face racism
• In the Neighborhood
• Take action and read
• Michigan House panel approves GOP-led redistricting map
• Got Food? If you are looking for food and snacks around campus, check out the mini-cafe. I love the popcorn!!!
• Harper Creek, teachers reach deal after year of bargaining
• Rev. John Fleckenstein named pastor of St. Philip Parish
• Thousands see Emancipation Proclamation at Henry Ford
• FDA issues graphic warnings for cigarette packs
• 7-year-old boy takes car to see his father
• Marshall city jobs shift opens funding for new position
• Dodgers down Tigers, 4-0
• Divorces
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Neighborhoods Inc. grant gets water on for Whitmore family
• Educators receive training in service-learning plans
• Thomas Foley to face murder charge again July 12
• New BCCHS principal Coby Fletcher meets board
• B.C. schools OK budget that dips $4M into savings
• Police and Fire Report
• Lansing girl revived after she's pulled from lake
• Father's Day car show takes over Charlton Park
• Police: Man arrested after trying to hit officer with car
• Lawmakers grapple with state's feral pig problem
• PBS' 'History Detectives' helps John Stover answer a riddle
• Dads, kids bond among cars at Charlton Park gathering
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - June 17, 2011
• Marriage Licenses
• Military Notes
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Police looking for armed robbery suspect
• Police and Fire Report
• Class Notes
• Bikers gather at The Haven
• Juneteenth holds important message
• Responding to disaster
• Local Deaths
• Michigan mascot "not an active project"
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Shopping with superheroes
• On Father's Day, four stories of being a dad
• Out of Our Past: Symphony in B.C. sharp
• The Amish Cook: Come hungry for delicious breakfast casserole
• Police and fire report
• Tigers rocked in Colorado
• Circuit court sentencings
• General Motors prices Sonic at less than $15,000
• Free food offered every Friday
• Annual Alaska trip helps Marshall kids grow
• W.K. rings its final bell
• Redistricting plan puts Levin, Peters in same district
• Proposed political maps released
• Man arrested after firing gun in house on First Street
• Gull Lake falls in baseball state semifinals
• Carrier that buried bin Laden may host Michigan State hoops games
• MHSAA State Baseball Tourney Scoreboard at Bailey Park - UPDATED
• Bombers fall in the ninth late Thursday
• Former Albion mayor, college professor Kim Tunnicliff dies in Ohio car crash
• Proposed Michigan redistricting plans revealed
• Milling, repaving of some B.C. streets to start Monday
• For those who will be new students in the fall, be sure to sign up for an orientation. Call 269-965-4153 or go to
• Calhoun County OK's compromise agreement on Ott preserve trails
• FEMA to assess storm damage today, which could bring aid
• Bailey Park spruced up for tournament
• Police: Boy, 10, accidentally shot in face with shotgun
• East Leroy post office may be closed in cost-saving move
• Port Huron student's Flat Stanley tours White House
• Circuit Court sentencings
• KCC approves $35.7M budget
• Chrysler recalls vehicles to fix problems
• Report: Facebook users more trusting, engaged
• Democrats say GOP needlessly rushing Michigan redistricting
• Got a tee time? Check here first to trim your score
• KCC approves $35.7M 2011-12 budget
• Rep. Anthony Weiner resigns in wake of sexting scandal
• Want a FREE t-shirt? There are 7 xl t-shirts left! Go to the reception desk in Roll 301 and say "Go Bruins!"
• Police: Albion boy shot in face by accident
• Fugitive of the Month: Nickie D. Keagle
• Man named "T" sought for threatened shooting
• Last night was the final night for two of our KCC Board members. Thank you to Trustee Eugene Hamaker for serving for 30 years and Trustee Judith Burken for serving six years and 30 years as a member of our faculty. They both made significant contribution
• Harper Creek schools OK pay raises for bus drivers
• Police: Caledonia motorcyclist, 76, killed in Barry County crash
• Battle Creek likely to extend medical marijuana moratorium
• State begins hearings on new international bridge
• Volunteers wanted for storm cleanup work Saturday
• Glimpse of downtown do-over
• Escrow ordered for Kwame Kilpatrick's book profits
• There is a lunar eclipse happening today. See it live at
• Want a FREE t-shirt? Go to the reception desk in Roll 301 and say "Go Bruins!" Sizes are XL and a few 2XL. Get there while they last.
• New Post Foundation starts project at Franklin Elementary
• Gull Lake advances to state semifinals with 8-5 win over G.R. Catholic Central
• Fish kill at central Michigan lake caused by virus
• Snyder upbeat after meetings on state bond rating
• Police and Fire Report
• Kalamazoo invests $11M in education
• Listeria found at Kellogg Co. plant in Georgia, stock falls
• Norfolk Southern restricts speeds on Amtrak tracks in Michigan
• Got brush? Get it curbside by July 1
• Harper Creek ends school year
• Listeria found in Kellogg plant in Georgia
• Gull Lake baseball advances to B.C.
• State Senate OKs pension tax exemption for police without Social Security
• Harper OKs deal with bus drivers
• FDA announces stricter sunscreen rules
• ACLU to ask judge to strike down medicial marijuana ban
• Think you've lost something on campus??? Be sure to check out the lost 'n found in the Student Life office.
• $23M in Michigan campaign ads unreported
• BCHS to become Bronson Battle Creek July 1 as partnership becomes final
• Texting shooter Joseph Grzegorzewski sentenced
• Marshall schools look to fill $2.1M budget hole
• Harper Creek board hears pitch on school nurses
• Woman, sons without water service 2 weeks after storm
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Language for Jase Bolger recall petition OK'd
• Strawberry stand opens on Beadle Lake Road
• Police and Fire Report
• Don't forget to get your student IDs updated. Just go to the Student Life office in the Student Center every semester to have the current sticker put on your ID.
• Lakeview graduates more than 860
• Tigers happy not to face Mariners' Olivo, Smoak again
• Detroit officer dies after being hit by car
• Michigan's public employees struggle to hang on to protections
• Joe Rasbaugh of Bronson wants to memorialize friend killed in crash
• Police: Woman claims attempted assault by peanut butter
• U-M set for smoking ban
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Woman tells police peanut butter was attempted assault
• Albion-area man arrested in woman's assault
• Legacy Scholars a year from graduation, free college
• 'Classroom on the river' teaches 9 students about oil spill disaster
• Cereal City Festival draws thousands to new location
• Class Notes
• Police and Fire Report
• Pennfield's Emma Fishnick signs with CMU
• Watchdog: A model for nuclear waste disposal in New Mexico
• Yoga In the Park stretches fitness horizons
• GM takes Volt national
• Circuit Court sentencings
• FEMA clarifies purpose of visit to area
• Briefs: Photo album mystery solved
• Thank You Notes
• Police and Fire Report
• Students vie for Supermileage crown at Eaton Corp.
• Route, weather fail to dampen Cereal City Festival parade
• B.C. Central honors grads
• Make a difference this summer! Get involved in the United Way Day of Action on June 21. Taking part requires only 30 minutes of reading to a small group of local elementary school students. To sign up for a time, visit www.handsonbc.org and search &ldqu
• Gotta love the sunshine... but with temps hitting the 90's, don't forget to stay hydrated and use that high SPF sunscreen. The AC is going to feel good here today!
• Neighbors smiling after storm dumps boat into pool
• Albion gets $200,000 grant for cleanup
• Marshall OK's new law on illegal drug activities
• Pennfield honors its graduates
• Tigers cool off Rangers, 13-7
• 5 finalists for Albion superintendent include 2 with B.C. ties
• Elliott Patterson gets life sentences in 2004 shootings
• Battle Creek budget slashed by $1.1 million up for vote
• Kara Beer is new Battle Creek chamber leader
• Police and Fire Report
• Cause sought for Battle Creek basement fire
• Standard Printing donates to Marines serving abroad
• Tigers make roster moves
• Lions continue workouts
• Albion to get $200K in EPA brownfields grants
• 5 in running for interim Albion superintendent
• "Dozens of museums across Michigan are offering free admission to active duty military personnel and their families this summer"... what a great idea for our service men and women and families!!
• 40-50 in fight outside Lansing Sexton graduation
• Debate over public employees' health care payments to heat up
• Snyder tours B.C., promises more help
• Chuck Carlson: Nature has humbled us again
• Nurse Family Partnership helps first-time mothers
• Residents try to return to normal
• St. Philip grads move forward
• Harper Creek bids farewell to graduates
• Marriage licenses
• Snyder: More help is coming
• Recall efforts target officials
• Class notes
• Watchdog: FEMA eyes debt take-back
• Volunteers tackle cleanup at Kimball
• Career Center students put engineering lessons to use at Doris Klaussen
• Enbridge paid $1.1 million for oil cleanup
• Storm cleanup cost hitting local governments
• Out of Our Past: Local vet served on the USS constellation
• The Amish Cook: Cool salad for a hot day
• Births
• Bicyclist hit by car
• Snyder calls for attitude change
• Storm teaches lessons about disaster response
• Food bank gives to storm victims
• Police and Fire Report
• Former aide held in sexual assault
• Reverend credits faith for good fortune
• Grants offer hope to neighborhoods in need
• Nofs recall language approved
• Ballot wording to recall Sen. Mike Nofs approved
• Snyder tells Michigan: We need an attitude adjustment
• Book Jabber: Does reading Jane Austen novels make me a good person or a pornography nut?
• Few jobs added in May; U.S. unemployment up to 9.1 percent
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• Assisted suicide crusader Jack Kevorkian dies at 83
• Bruin baseball wrapped up their season last night with a loss (3-8), putting them in a tie for 4th place. CONGRATULATIONS BRUINS ON A GREAT SEASON!
• CORRECTION: Guidelines for debris disposal
• Volunteers reach out to victims in need
• Police: 15 size 36B bras stolen from Victoria's Secret
• In the Neighborhood
• State seniors plotting costs of pension income tax
• Girls on the Run hit finish line with confidence
• Retail development planned for S.W. Capital Avenue
• People burn candles, cook on grills while waiting for power
• Storm toll so far: 900 structures damaged, $5 million costs
• Consumers: All power to be restored today
• GOOOOooooo Bruins! The baseball team plays today at 5:30 pm (4:30 Oklahoma time). Watch online (click on the Live Webcast link on the right).
• Michigan slipping in driver IQ testing
• Bill requiring 20 percent insurance copays could save B.C. $1.3M
• Car buyers might have to wait for deals
• Metro Detroit sees feral cat problem growing
• Snyder seeks support for second bridge to Canada
• Hearing delayed for Ryan Edger
• Fans welcome home Bombers as season gets under way
• Hidden Forest Road neighbors come together to clean up
• The Men's Baseball team won again 9 - 5 and move on to a game tomorrow. Worst they can do now is 4th place or better! GO BRUINS!
• Men's Baseball plays again today at 3:30 pm (4:30 Mich time). If you want to follow the webcast go to www.davidallenballpark.com. Go Bruins!
• Bruin baseball loses in a nail-biter, extended inning game last night, 7-10. More info to come...
• Briefs: Storm impacts Community Action programs
• Trees stripped from Riverside, Medalist golf courses
• Experts advice storm victims: Scrutinize your insurance policy
• Some tenants leave damaged Parkside Apartments
• John Riske named manager of Marshall Brooks Field
• Plea possible in church embezzlement case
• State to help with cleanup, crisis management
• The KCC Men's Baseball team will play their second game in the World Series at 8pm EST tonight against Jones County Junior College. For a live feed to the game or for scores, visit www.davidallenballpark.com. Go Bruins! - Nicole
• Looking for a place with wifi to do your homework? KCC is up and running with both electricity and air conditioning.
• Storm notes: Calhoun County customers without power down to 27,500
• B.C. Transit posts schedule changes
• Battle Creek works together on storm cleanup
• B.C., Harper Creek, Lakeview schools closed
• Police: Woman shot in abdomen
• All Kellogg Community College campuses will be OPEN tomorrow. We don't anticipate any changes to this announcement before then. But, in the slight chance that there is any, we will post them here, on Twitter, and we will send out a text (if you have
• Our hearts go out to any of you who are dealing with storm damage.
• Woo hoo! KCC Men's Baseball won their first game! They play again Tuesday. For scores or to watch them live, visit www.davidallenballpark.com.
• Storm destroys home near Eaton Rapids
• Memorial Day stories told at Fort Custer cemetery
• Powerful storm slams Battle Creek
• Chuck Carlson: Palin lives the American dream
• 3 dead, 3 critical in wrong-way, head-on crash
• Chuck Carlson: Palin lives the American dream
• JPS Lures of Battle Creek expands across U.S.
• Annie Kelley: Start summer reading with some expert advice
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Spilt milk and culture shock
• A great trip for a great need
• The Amish Cook: Three parts make for delicious treat
• WWII veteran recalls time in Army
• Class Notes
• Flags placed on graves in remembrance
• A real toy story
• Orange cone invasion?
• Snyder goes to work on Michigan's credit score
• A hallmark moment
• Pennfield softball splits twinbill
• In the Neighborhood
• Blue Angels still on tap in B.C.
• Photo mystery develops from trash bin discovery
• Students get pets lesson
• A long, long distance call
• State eyes next moves
• School officials: Budget cuts 'could've been worse'
• Enquirer online chat: What should I read next?
• Fiat to buy remaining U.S. stake in Chrysler
• Death toll rises to 132 after Joplin, Mo., tornado
• Fort Custer event, area parades to highlight Memorial Day weekend
• Kellogg Co. donates to tornado, flood relief
• 2 Calif. men arrested, marijuana seized in traffic stop
• Calhoun County unemployment drops to 8.6% in April
• Check out this video of our Bruins before they left for the World Series and be sure to watch them via live feed on May 29 at 1pm ET at davidallenballpark.com!
• Aspiring meteorologist L.B. LaForce chases storms
• Muslim Charles Alawan explains his faith in speech
• Contentious Michigan budget finished by deadline, heads to Snyder
• Police: B.C. man beaten, robbed while trying to buy drugs
• W.K. Kellogg Middle School celebrated before it closes
• Briefs: Language rewritten for Jase Bolger recall
• Kathy Grosso leaves St. Philip for Battle Creek schools
• Marshall development board looks to grow area — and taxes
• Hey, new students! Be sure to sign-up for your One-Stop Orientation session. We’ll help you navigate through the college's 6-Step process and the resources that are available for you. Contact the Admissions Office at (269) 965 - 4153 to sign u
• State Sen. Mike Nofs target of recall
• Senate approves cuts to education funding
• Gov. Rick Snyder says new tax law 'will create jobs'
• Three to stand trial in August shooting
• Thomas Parlier pleads no contest to armed robbery
• GM adds 2,500 Detroit jobs
• Recall petition for House Speaker Jase Bolger rejected
• Judge: Drug court successful in Calhoun County
• Forecasts, TV and luck eased tornado risk in Okla.
• Heavy rain, some flooding forecast through Thursday
• B.C. Vice Mayor Chris Simmons responds to suspension report
• Red Wings' Rafalski announces retirement
• U-M to add Division I men's and women's lacrosse
• Petition to recall Jase Bolger rejected
• Michigan boy, 1, dies in fire with Dad gone to Joplin, Mo.
• Michigan congressman weighing run for president
• Mushroom hunter finds friendly fawns
• Emmett Street lane shift rescheduled
• 120 seniors work out at health fair
• Albion school district seeks superintendent it could share
• Violent thunderstorms kill 7 in Oklahoma, Kansas
• Marshall students discover American Museum of Magic
• Ryan Edger, shot by police, faces attempted murder charge
• A race to find survivors before more storms arrive
• Toda America opens battery-materials plant in Battle Creek
• Police: Teen sought after shooting at group of people
• Briefs: B.C. Vice Mayor Chris Simmons suspended from state job
• State Senate OKs cuts to universities, tightening welfare benefits
• Joplin tornado death toll 117; deadliest in U.S. since 1950
• Tigers put pitcher Coke on DL
• Teen sought after shooting on Post Avenue
• Weather Service: High risk of severe storms in plains states
• Tigers rally for win
• More state money won't stop need for cuts at Marshall schools
• St. Ange gets life in prison for wife's stabbing death
• Briefs: W.K. Kellogg Middle School plans closing observance Thursday
• Police: Man arrested after shooting at dog
• YMCA looks at options beyond move to Full Blast
• Mike Case, others get new start in Life Recovery Program
• Hearing delayed in Lorinda Swain sex assault case
• Stray Talk: When betrayal goes public
• TV Sports Schedule
• Beginning the Fall 2011 all active military, National Guard and Reservists will pay the in-district tuition rates. Thank You serving our country!
• FALL REGISTRATION has begun! Avoid the line that has already formed (at 8 am).....register online thru KRIS
• Police and Fire: Kalamazoo man killed in motorcycle-truck crash
• Michigan, other states slashing unemployment benefit weeks
• Free Gas group plans giveaway Sunday
• Homer struggles at Jackson tournament
• Alaska defeats Kalamazoo Wings for ECHL Kelly Cup
• Tornadoes batter central U.S.
• Chuck Carlson: If there's a heaven, I hope it has ice cream
• Blessing of the Wheels draws classic car enthusiasts
• Battle Creek physician's research to help military
• Pastor who predicted rapture missing
• Battle Creek teen shot in abdomen
• County tax foreclosures up
• Local sports calendar of events/local sports notices
• Class Notes
• Volunteers spruce up Verona elementary school
• Marshall opens for Tourism Day
• Emergency manager bill sparks debate
• Defunding effort stalls in Washington
• Changing a neighborhood
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: A second helping please?
• Working for a living
• Sewage spills into Kalamazoo River
• Annie J. Kelley: The world needs a little apocalyptic fiction
• Lawmakers seek tenure reforms, say firing bad teachers too costly
• Red Sox edge Tigers in 9th
• FireKeepers board has $47K extra for local governments
• Homer's Collmenter gets another win for Diamondbacks
• Armed man shot by B.C. police, in serious condition
• Monday starts Fall Registration! What class are you most excited about reserving your seat in?
• ACTIVE MILITARY PERSONNEL: receive in-district tuition rate beginning fall 2011!
• Armed man shot by B.C. police, in serious condition
• Briefs: 3 injured in Emmett Twp. crash
• Calhoun ISD contract talks hung up over health insurance costs
• DLA Simulation Laboratory opens at Air National Guard base
• 30-plus students compete in Urban League spelling bee
• 7 new nurses coming to Calhoun County schools
• Arbor Academy named state 'School of Excellence'
• Michigan budget deal could mean smaller cut in school aid
• Clayton Brukner earns spot in Michigan Aviation Hall of Fame
• Planter holds something egg-stra
• Maybe we've been watching too many Capital One commercials, but we're curious: What's in your wallet? (keep it clean please!)
• WOW annual travel issue: Beach town built on tourism
• Enquirer online readers chat with Doug Pratt of MEA
• Ball Joint Sports Bar abruptly closes
• Marshall hears Ken Wasco pitch on branding community
• KCC new 3-year contract with faculty includes annual raises
• State aid cuts to schools being scaled back
• Plans unveiled to redesign B.C.'s Amtrak station
• Last group of oiled turtles returned to Kalamazoo River
• Briefs: Walberg to host military-academy information session
• Police: Man, 27, found hiding in closet of girl's bedroom
• Honored in blue
• Judge orders hearing for man in mosque plot
• Poll: Michigan voters split on Obama job rating
• Enquirer hosts chat at 11 a.m. today with Doug Pratt of MEA
• City OKs 3rd assisted-living center for South Helmer Road
• Jennifer Granholm's tweet zings Schwarzenegger
• Mom's sale to be held Saturday in Battle Creek
• Art strives for social change
• Detox D.I.V.A. Koya Webb to speak this weekend in B.C.
• Sentencings
• Port Huron man detained on charges he threatened life of Obama
• Kellogg CC playing in regional championship this afternoon
• KCC Baseball just made the Championship! They play at 4:10 TODAY at Bailey Park. If we win, we're on to the JUCO World Series! If we lose, we get another shot tomorrow. Please come join us at the field right now!
• Michigan woman accused of trying to sell girl on eBay
• MSU's Washington, U -M's Carr going into College Hall of Fame
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver split after he revealed he had child with staffer
• Economist: Michigan to add 60,000 jobs a year
• Police and Fire: $15,000 damage in Sunday house fire
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - May 13, 2011
• B.C. may be close to settling lawsuit over 2008 crash
• Enquirer to host MEA rep in chat Wednesday
• Lorinda Swain still free as judge orders new hearing
• Michigan government may get $429M more than expected
• Tyrone Luster gets 32 years in kidnap, rape
• BCPS details middle school changes, freshman academy
• Springfield upgrades farmers market
• Motion rejected to add 2 members to Marshall hospital-neighborhood panel
• Good to know: Front entrance to KCC to be blocked Tuesday
• KCC Men's Baseball beat Cuyahoga! Now they advance to the next game in Regionals against Muskegon CC at 3:30 at Bailey Park. Come cheer them on!
• Bruins Rock! Academic Advisor, Emily Horsman, is volunteering for FEMA to help flood victims and former KCC student, Doug Bagwell, is BCPD's Officer of the Year Congrats to both!
• Endeavour fueled for next-to-last shuttle launch
• Marriages
• Police: Man arrested for carrying concealed weapon
• Public Meetings
• Michigan Innocence Clinic to argue today for Lorinda Swain
• Corvette celebration
• Doug Bagwell to be named BCPD Officer of the Year
• Sentencings
• McCotter won't seek nomination
• St. Thomas calendar 'belles' recall controversy
• Business Notables
• Class Notes
• Tekonsha in turmoil as council seat goes unfilled
• Gardeners brave rain for Leila plant sale
• Homer's Collmenter pitches Diamondbacks to win, 1-0
• Linda Jo Scott: Amy Lowell's poem sparks fond childhood memories
• Linda Jo Scott: Amy Lowell's poem sparks fond childhood memories
• Births
• FEMA volunteer Emily Horsman goes to help flood victims
• B.C. area teacher contract talks stall because of uncertain state funding
• Research called for on effects of Kalamazoo River oil spill
• Morning fire heavily damages Battle Creek home
• Prosecutors to argue Lorinda Swain should return to prison
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Police: Embezzlement of $131,000 reported
• House Fiscal Agency: Tax cut will clip extra revenue
• Calhoun County students dive into water festival
• Enbridge to replace part of pipeline involved in Kalamazoo River oil spill
• Springing artfully
• Snyder says tax plan will work
• Congratulations to this year's Starfish award winners: Kimberly Barnes-Kalkowski, Ray DeBruler, John Hoye, Gene McKay, & Penny Rose. These are KCC faculty and personnel, nominated by students, who have gone above and beyond. Way to go!
• Briefs: Marian E. Burch center plans garage sale
• Red Wings lose Game 7; Sharks clinch series
• Police: Woman says tax preparer kept $2,000 of her refunds
• KCC celebrates record 358 grads at commencement
• BCPS shares $18M investment on retaining teachers
• Parade of books
• Michigan NRC may remove ban on feeding deer
• Calhoun County's role in Civil War not forgotten
• Emmett Twp. ponders water-sewer contract with B.C.
• Tim Walberg conducts hearing on federal workers' comp
• Boil-water advisory canceled
• Here's a nice article promoting community colleges
• Today's Prep Schedule
• Today's Sports on TV
• Two lightning-related fires reported in Battle Creek overnight
• Rapper at White House poetry night draws GOP ire
• Summer hours are here! Starting tomorrow KCC will close at noon on Fridays through August 12th.
• Fixed mortgage rates hit lowest level this year
• Pair arrested in NYC for allegedly planning terrorist attack
• Poll: Michigan voters say they want to fund schools — but oppose tax increases
• Congratulations to all those graduating tomorrow! See you at graduation breakfast. Rehearsal takes place after the breakfast.
• The Bruin Café is closed for the summer, but you can still get that coffee and a sandwich at the Mini Café in the Severin lobby; open M-Th 8am - 1pm.
• F-150 fuel tanks under scrutiny
• Gas prices fall a penny in Michigan
• Michigan to get nearly $200M for high-speed rail
• State Representative Kate Segal is attending a presentation on the Role and Education of PTAs today at 10:45 in R 401/402.
• Book buyback continues today at the Battle Creek campus, 9:30am-6pm and at Albion, 2-5:30pm.
• Michigan targets automated cigarette rollers
• Homes abandoned as Mississippi keeps rising
• U.S. tangles with Pakistan again over bin Laden wives
• Police and Fire Report
• Chuck Carlson: Words of wisdom for grads
• Pakistani band RFAK member killed in crash
• Young Pluck: Marshall native hitting the right notes
• Miss Michigan to visit B.C.
• Mother's Day tradition lives on in Marshall
• Public Meetings
• Marriages
• Pakistani band RFAK members in I-94 crash: 1 killed, 4 injured
• 'Doubt' a powerful performance of faith
• Enquirer hosts chat with Bolger
• Police investigate fatal crash
• 'Sextival' highlights issues for teens
• Russ Smith, zoo co-founder, dies at 69
• BCPS tries freshman academy again
• GOP resists Snyder's cuts
• Detroit's Verlander throws second career no-hitter
• Out of Our Past: A witness to history
• Police investigate fatal crash
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Celebrating undercover mothers
• Stone home harbors unique history
• Long-time activist, zoo supporter dies after accident
• Pakistan's ex-foriegn minister urges resignations over bin Laden
• Empty Bowl season for Springfield Middle School
• Thank you notes
• Granholm portrait is unveiled in Lansing
• In the Neighborhood
• Mom joins 'Missing' event
• Dog left on railroad tracks finds new home
• Mixed feelings surround shutting W.K. Kellogg Middle School doors
• Walmart construction could begin July
• Happy Friday! The Branch County Community Chorus celebrates their 10th season of music this Sat. 5/7/11 at 7:30 on the stage of the Tibbits Opera House in Coldwater. Come to laugh, sing and eat... all for free.
• CEO pays exceeds pre-recession levels
• GM cruises to first-quarter profit of $3.2 billion
• Sexual assailant returns to court this month
• ID of woman's remains will take weeks
• County takes on Marshall tax services
• State House approves school funding cuts
• Local educators decry cuts
• Local hispanic population rose 42 percent over decade
• Workin' on the dock on the lake
• Michigan Bucket List: Looking for suggestions
• Homebuyers: Do your homework on home warranties
• Tips for ordering flowers for Mother's Day
• Bon Appetit and Rachael Ray's mags get makeovers
• Springtime bouquets captured in a perfume bottle
• Poll: Working boomers say age a plus at office
• Happy "Cinco de Mayo" - (May 5th)... and what a nice one it is!
• GM earns $3.2 billion in first quarter
• Jail officials await autopsy results on inmate found dead
• Big Marsh Drain project plans reviewed
• Joseph Grzegorzewski enters plea in Thanksgiving 2010 shooting
• Cooking up some memories
• Elliott Patterson convicted of murder in two 2004 shootings
• Kellogg Co. profits down
• Behind Brownstone's counter
• Sharks beat Wings in OT; take 3-0 lead in series
• Almost there people! In another week some of you will be graduating and moving on to the next phase of your life, education or career. Best of luck!! Do you have a memorable moment you want to share, or have a "thanks" for a friend, teacher or
• Students show off businesses
• City Commission OKs 5% raise in sewer, water rates
• Camp, Claywell elected to KCC board
• Stagner retains BCPS seat
• Tuesday's election results from across the region
• Green, Spinney, Korpela win Pennfield school board seats
• Bates-Bauer, Myers, Smith win Harper Creek seats
• Vanderbilt wins another Lakeview school board term
• Seifert, Potter win Marshall school board seats
• Dougherty, Talbot, Maichele recall replacements in Emmett
• B.C. water main flushing schedule for this week
• B.C., Michigan gas prices set record
• Just read about the PlayStation Network being hacked again. It is important to have "strong" passwords and to use different passwords for different accounts, especially banking accounts. Here is a password checker from Microsoft that shows you
• Tuesday Talk: At noon, can Gov. Rick Snyder's education plans pass?
• Marshall council hews to state marijuana law
• U.S. holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• 'Titans' coach Herman Boone urges discussion on race
• Briefs: Kellogg Co. donates $400,000 to relief for storm-ravaged South
• Chrysler turns first profit since bankruptcy
• Lorinda Swain still out on bond, awaits next moves
• Bin Laden death revives local 9/11 memories
• Police and Fire Report
• Happy Monday! Congrats to Ryan Wolf (BACC student and soon to be KCC student) for winning Electrical Technologies competition.
• Athens girls win Climax-Scotts softball tournament
• Obama: 'Justice is done' as U.S. kills Osama bin Laden
• Battle Creek hosts first Action Figure Expo
• City Commission may raise B.C. water, sewer fees
• Class Notes: KCC in top 10 percent of community colleges
• State spending on methadone patients rises
• Female skeletal remains found near Kalamazoo
• Chuck Carlson: Racism lives in light and dark
• Kid Rock accepts NAACP award
• High court won't hear Lorinda Swain case; she may return to prison soon
• 3 arrested after police find marijuana in home
• Tigers lose in extra innings
• Amish Cook: Family heads to Indiana for funeral
• Generation E business showcase comes to Kellogg Arena
• Calhoun prepares for elections
• Families make connections
• How they voted
• The Board Room: Harper Creek talks about book purchases
• Obama had no choice in 'birther' fight
• Linda Jo Scott: A tail from the principal's office
• Nicole L. V. Mullis: Coping with kids who steal
• Ask a Reporter
• GOP-backed county board redistricting plan wins approval
• Red Wings lose first game of second round
• Longshot effort to recall Snyder clears hurdle
• Patterson: Another man was shooter
• In the Neighborhood
• Lakeview students shoot Ford commercial for contest
• Hundreds attend Kellogg shareholder meeting
• Painted chairs benefit organization
• Police and fire report
• Storm death toll worst since '30s; Obama sees damage
• Gov. Snyder recall petition language approved
• Shuttle Endeavour launch delayed until at least Monday
• Bill Broderick: Conflicted about Lions draft
• Citi Trends clothing store opens on 20th Street
• Health department still studying when to open river
• MDOT repaving part of I-69
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Bishop Paul Donovan of Kalamazoo dies at 86
• Live blog of the royal wedding from USAToday.com
• 'Birther' questions a mix of paranoia and racism?
• Jim Crow exhibit delves into racist, hateful things
• Girl in freak accident in serious condition
• Chrysler to repay $7.5B of government bailout
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - April 28, 2011
• Effort to support 'whole child' launching in Battle Creek
• Michigan House votes to impose pension tax, cut business tax
• Disabled man dies in Bedford fire after candle knocked over
• Boil-water advisory issued for part of Urbandale
• MDOT to improve 11-Mile Road ramp on I-94
• Bill Broderick: Local players set for MSU Spring Game
• Now-May 2 vote for the KCC Tech Club food sculpture by "liking" the Food Bank of South Central Michigan on FB and then "like" the photo of their sculpture.
• Storm death toll in the South approaches 200
• The bad news is: we're supposed to get more rain today. The good news is: 2 WEEKS TO GRADUATION. :>)
• Gov. Rick Snyder outlines plans for improving education
• Man dies, woman injured in Bedford fire early today
• St. Ange found guilty of murder in wife's stabbing death
• KCC students help area school nurses
• Tree falls on minivan, kills woman and child
• For Marshall school board hopefuls, budget problems prevail
• Eye exams, donated glasses provided at Family Health Center
• Trial begins for Elliott Patterson in 2004 double fatal shooting
• City looks at allowing tattoo parlors downtown
• Gov. Rick Snyder proposes sweeping changes for schools
• Obama releases long-form Hawaii birth certificate
• KCC has been ranked in the top 10% of community colleges in the nation by the Aspen Institute! WOOOOOOT!
• Coldwater repeals sign ban after lawsuit by tea party group
• Man sought in gas-station driveaway thefts totaling $200
• Write-in Eric Petersen to challenge Craig Korpela for Pennfield school board
• Report: KCC among state's most efficient community colleges
• St. Ange denies trying to kill wife; jury now has case
• Democrat revises his Calhoun County board reapportionment plan
• Forum: Health care reform will help 877,000 uninsured in state
• Thousands pay respects to slain Kalamazoo officer Eric Zapata
• United Ways of Battle Creek, Kalamazoo consider merger
• Battle Creek Central readies for 'The Nerd'
• Take a gander at the KCC Student Art Show now up in the DeVries Gallery in the Davidson Center. Congrats to those who got a piece of art in it!
• Police and Fire Report
• Reader's Digest contest rekindles Albion community spirit
• Dems push to protect school funds
• Turtles returned to Kalamazoo River after oil spill
• Students plead to keep Marshall teacher Mary Douglass
• Harper Creek looks at spending $122,000 to update textbooks
• Gas prices shatter $4 barrier
• Sentencings
• In the Neighborhood
• Rain, rain go away.....come again another day! If the zillion days of rain in a row is stressing you out, check out Stress Busters today in the Student Center from 11-1.
• Chuck Carlson: Birthers deserve a lot of credit
• Police: Man, 19, charged with carrying concealed weapon
• Eric Zapata, slain Kalamazoo officer, honored by family, friends
• Differences emerge in Michigan budget plans
• Dozens observe Easter with Fort Custer sunrise service
• Wayne State student from Nigeria to be commencement speaker
• Marriages
• Military Notes
• Public Meetings
• Public Meetings
• Catch rates should pick up once weather stabilizes, Michigan DNR says
• Local sports calendar of events/local sports notices
• Briefs: Boil-water advisory for part of downtown B.C.
• Class Notes
• Reader's Digest to present $10,000 award to Albion Monday
• Police: Fight leads to stabbing; 2 men arrested
• Sun draws families to Binder Park Zoo's opening weekend
• Fair or partisan? Battles under way to remap voting districts
• Births
• Many celebrate zoo's first 2011 sun
• City advises boiling of drinking water
• Federal Center holds Earth Day program
• GM soon to be No. 1 again
• Terry Jones, another pastor briefly jailed after tense day
• Police: Man reports medical marijuana stolen
• Circuit court sentencings
• B.C. store robber sent to prison
• Local Christians observe Good Friday with walk downtown
• Stabbing motive a mystery in St. Ange murder trial
• Police: Woman claims extortion by prisoner
• Data: Medical marijuana prescribed mostly for aches, pains
• Circuit Court sentencings
• Jesse Jackson: Contest Benton Harbor takeover
• Proposal near for Oaklawn Hospital expansion
• Expert testifies murder victim had 24 wounds
• Two paddlers, one nice day
• ACLU argues against state no-parole law
• Democrat delays vote on county reapportionment
• Senate panel OK's 15 percent cut in aid to universities
• Michigan Bucket List: Looking for suggestions
• Just a reminder that we are CLOSED tomorrow. Have a GREAT long weekend!
• TV anchor exodus continues: Jeff Varner leaving Ch. 3 in 2012
• Book Jabber: Baseball makes good material for poetry
• Springfield to start flushing mains Sunday
• Woman reports extortion by prison inmate
• Funeral Tuesday at Miller Auditorium for slain Kalamazoo officer
• Rev. Jesse Jackson speaks out against Benton Harbor emergency takeover
• Police: Pet's ashes stolen in home break-in
• Harper Creek, other schools put tax requests to voters
• Battle Creek United Way to spend $1M a year on education
• 2010 George Award winners honored
• Making kites for quake relief
• David Peterson of Farwell to lead Lakeview schools
• Trial begins in truck-stop stabbing death
• Student Cabinet helps guide Battle Creek Central
• Red Wings sweep Coyotes
• School funding cuts advance in state House, Senate
• Pet ashes taken from B.C. home
• The hills are alive....with the sound of music!!! Ok ok, actually it's Davidson that will be alive with music today at 1 pm when students from the Individualized Music Lesson area will perform a recital. It's free, so come check it out!
• Retired Eaton County deputy dies in house fire
• Kalamazoo police officer slain in gunfight
• Thomas Cress released to mental hospital
• City Commission OKs revised rental housing law
• In the Neighborhood
• Secretary of State Ruth Johnson: Reduce wait times, use online services
• Former addict to share story at prayer breakfast
• Forum emphasizes that healthy workers are better for business
• Hastings school board ballot crowded
• Lakeview sets superintendent search meeting
• UMass to join Mid-American Conference for football only
• Slain Kalamazoo officer was shot in head, chest; Facebook memorial page set up
• Obama administration eases pain of Medicare cuts
• Grand Rapids area toddlers found safe
• Judge denies self-defense motion in shooting
• Tim Hurtt becomes KCC public safety chief
• Winter not ready to relinquish grip
• B.C. board votes to shut W.K. Kellogg Middle School, cut 30 staff
• Area school enrollment declines
• Michigan Avenue block closed as downtown project begins
• Free pension tax computation clinic offered
• Four run for 2 Gull Lake school board seats
• Marshall OKs study consultant
• FireKeepers revenue-sharing checks on the way
• Hey all. There was a misprint in the handbook...we ARE open this Thursday but we are closed on Friday. Sorry for any inconvenience. Luckily pretty soon you'll be off for the summer! - Nicole
• KCC is going to Spain! Mark your calendars for April 27, 5:30 pm in Davidson room 228 for an info. session about this International Travel Course. Questions? Email Ron Davis davisr@kellogg.edu.
• Nicole L. V. Mullis: Doghouses and penthouses
• Local coaches, bowlers earn prep awards
• Election letters due April 22
• Fatal car crash victim identified
• State embraces indoor shrimp farming
• 100 children attend Easter program
• Class Notes
• Students explore science, math careers at Kellogg
• Calhoun County teachers' pay trails state
• Assistant Bookstore Manager, Charles Bard, is always our high-scoring bowler at the Big Brothers, Big Sisters Bowl for Kids' Sake event on April 15, 2011. Two teams of Kellogg Community College employees raised money and bowled to support Big Brothe
• Kellogg Community College President, Dr. Dennis Bona, throws a strike at the Big Brothers, Big Sisters Bowl for Kids' Sake event on April 15, 2011. Two teams of Kellogg Community College employees raised money and bowled to support Big Brothers, Big
• Police and Fire Report
• Crews seek source of gasoline leak in Michigan
• Survey shows improving economic optimism in state
• Event 'breaks the silence' on gay issues
• Circuit court sentencings
• Skalka, Peterson advance in Lakeview
• Downtown Battle Creek streets close Monday
• Plans for county districts unveiled
• Kalamazoo airport open house today
• Looking for something cool this weekend? Check out the Mozart Concert featuring Kellogg Choirs at First Presbyterian Church of Battle Creek (Apr 17 @ 3pm) or watch our Men's Baseball team take on the St. Clair County Community College (Apr 16 @ 1pm
• Editor's note: Wrong story on Page 1A today
• Tea party rally at state Capitol takes aim at unions, new bridge
• Battle Creek, MI Hosts Programs on Race and Diversity, May 1-6, 2011
• Skalka, Peterson advance for Lakeview superintendent
• Cops: 2 sought as Fugitives of the Month
• Four run for Pennfield Board of Education seats
• Minges Brook school celebrates Math Month
• Emmett Township names Mike Buckley to part-time post
• Marshall services, staff won't change in 2012
• Six vie for three seats on Harper Creek school board
• 'The Diary of Anne Frank' to be performed at Lakeview High
• NPC appointments held up over dispute involving Mary Lou Ramon
• In the Neighborhood
• Mary Lands declared dead, 7 years after disappearance
• Thousands rally at Capitol over cuts to schools, pension taxes
• Public Meetings
• GOP: State workers should pay 20 percent of health care costs
• Stabenow has $3 million for re-election
• Cops: Albion man finds, brings meth lab material to police station
• TODAY ONLY! We will have the renown electric violinist, Tracy Silverman performing LIVE in the Student Center from 11 am - 1 pm. Also, stop by the onsite academic advising table. See you there! :)
• Police: "Super Seven" cash win letter a scam
• Reunions
• In the Neighborhood
• Thomas Riley challenges Todd Stagner for Battle Creek Public Schools board seat
• Tyrone Luster pleads guilty in rape case, to get 30-plus years
• George Award winner: Linda Kenyon of Ceresco
• Dispatchers honored after missing man found
• Marshall joins Calhoun County Challenge to lose weight
• Calhoun County taxes drop again, along with property values
• City Commission gives initial OK to simpler rental housing law
• Are you feeling like an artist? Submit your artwork for KCC Annual Student Art Exhibition 2011 by tomorrow at 5pm. For additional information contact the Art & Communication Department (269.965.0280).
• Snyder to sign teen sex-offender law changes
• Public Meetings
• Eric and Bob try keepin' it real
• George Award winner: Jean Krohn of Woman's Co-Op
• MSU pairs with hospital, kids to power Haiti
• Marshall schools take a close look at student grades
• Police and Fire Report
• Downtown project tops $9M in B.C. streetwork getting under way
• Wal-Mart seeks permits for Pennfield Township store
• Board moves toward closing W.K. Kellogg Middle School
• Battle Creek begins hydrant flushing
• What are your plans for the summer? Consider taking some of our exciting summer classes. Registration for the summer semester starts today!
• Welcome Back Bruins! We hope that you had an awesome spring break!
• Stink bugs invade Michigan, threaten crops
• Police and Fire Report
• Eighth-grader competes in geographic bee
• 2 face off for Lakeview partial term
• Trio credit Bellevue Community for award
• Marshall police inspect trucks
• Marriages
• Military Notes
• Public Meetings
• Out of Our Past
• The Starbucks Convert
• Author racing through life
• Dangerous high
• Meet the lobbyist
• Volunteering nets award for Marshall woman
• Pressures mount in schools
• Oil damage remains in Kalamazoo River
• Homemade chocolate pudding a childhood favorite
• Births
• Last-minute agreement averts shutdown
• Thank you notes
• Police and Fire Report
• County district redrawing begins
• Detroit schools manager Bobb willing to stay
• Seaman from Niles killed in Afghanistan
• Mobile clinic launches in Calhoun
• Evidence admissible in rape case
• Rainy today, but tomorrow looks great!. Get in that last hurrah before Spring Break ends. Reminder, the college closes at noon today.
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Fair highlights senior health
• Air Zoo mum on call for name change
• Tea party sues Coldwater
• Shutdown would affect state sites
• It's true: The Barn is back
• Shutdown talks yield no deal
• County taps lawyer for Ott issue
• KCC Women's softball plays GRCC today at 3 pm here in Battle Creek. Men's baseball has an away game with Davenport College at 2 pm.
• Diversions for kids on spring break
• Police and Fire Report
• Toyota sells 1 millionth Prius hybrid in United States
• Owner: New bridge should be stopped
• 'Field of Flight' disc golf course name in dispute
• Rental rules make progress
• Albion council, manager at odds
• The best par of spring
• Setting It Straight
• Public Meetings
• New rental housing ordinance coming together
• Did you know...in the past 3 years KCC Athletics has had 11 Academic All-Americans and 59 Academic All-Conference recipients. Way to go athletes!
• Governor orders flags at half-staff for fallen trooper
• Man dies of wounds in Quincy stabbing case
• State Police trooper dies in rollover crash
• Snyder says he's staying focused on key goals
• Strife galvanizes sides in Wisconsin supreme court race
• Marine from Jackson County dies in California crash
• Clarence Twp. man facing charges after barricade situation
• Reunions
• Police and Fire Report
• Work on I-94 begins near Kalamazoo
• Agencies await word on shutdown
• Public Meetings
• In the Neighborhood
• State foster care hiring continues
• B.C. joins national walking event
• Supermarket Sweep collects $1,400 in groceries
• Out to the ball field today! KCC Men's Baseball at 2 pm, Women's Softball at 3 pm. Go Bruins!
• Police and Fire Report
• Transportation secretary urges pipeline reviews
• Marshall OKs services plan
• Companies assess supplies
• Stray Talk: Understanding teachers is a real education
• Lifestyles changing as gas prices rise
• Country Club going public
• In the Neighborhood
• Public Meetings
• Another weird weather day ahead
• Time to think baseball. Did you know that KCC's baseball team has won the MCCAA league championship 5 times in the last 10 years.
• Public Meetings
• Marriages
• Police and Fire Report
• Christmas store vandals forgiven
• Chuck Carlson: Earth Day matters more than ever
• 'Crash tax' targets visitors
• State spends more by keeping prisoners for longer time
• Battle Creek man arrested after drugs found hidden with sleeping toddler
• House plan to cut budget could threaten MSU's FRIB
• Class Notes
• Wish granted for teen battling cancer
• Some Calhoun County bridges deemed deficient
• Amish Cook: Spring weather awaits us
• A call for true nonpartisanship
• Flash fiction winner: A Banshee Lullaby
• Police and Fire Report
• Sentencings
• Judge honored for 16 years of service
• The Howard University Concert Choir performs
• Many ways to track severe weather
• Pastor says church money embezzled
• Japan consul general sheds light on disaster
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - March 31, 2011
• Police: Parents beat elderly crossing guard
• April 4-8, 2011 is Spring Break. During this week, the college will be open Monday through Thursday, April 4-7, from 8 am to 5 pm and Friday, April 8, from 8 am to 12 pm. What plans do you have? Sun? Fun? Studying? No matter what your plans are, be smar
• Snyder, leaders list what they've achieved
• Emmett Township passes new budget; board expects changes
• Kellogg marks move downtown
• Research could aid local mothers
• B.C. MEAP scores: math improves; reading down
• Lakeview search down to three
• February factory output sees gain
• Principal Makes a real splash
• Report: DNA taken by force from prisoners
• In the Neighborhood
• Emmett Township passes budget but changes are coming
• Employment improves as educators return to work
• Right at Home: Spring brings flowers to decor
• MEAP results: Math scores up; reading not so hot
• Some outraged by requests for professors' emails on labor strife
• For real this time, the deadline for the Multicultural Medley Art Contest is tomorrow, 4/1/11! :)
• KCC student, Shaydon Weaver, listens as a student reads him a story at Ann J. Kellogg Elementary School during the "March is Reading Month!" Bruins Give Back event.
• KCC's Director of Human Resources, Ali Robertson, works with students at Ann J. Kellogg Elementary School during the "March is Reading Month!" Bruins Give Back event.
• Lakeview narrows superintendent field to three
• In the Neighborhood
• Group finds surprise shipwreck in Lake Michigan
• Albion focuses on revitalizing downtown
• Sanders guilty in sex assault
• Police and Fire Report
• School closing details unclear
• Burlington not down for the count
• The deadline for the Multicultural Medley Art Contest is tomorrow! Get your art, writing or other media submitted now. Let's see where the talent is! Check the link in the "events" area of our home page.
• FDA examines link between food dyes, hyperactivity
• Snyder ends item pricing requirements
• Pension benefits tax a big topic at state Sen. Mike Nofs' town hall
• Sentencings
• Bright spots seen in Calhoun County employment picture
• Cold start to spring sports
• Lakeview superintendent applicants tout collaboration
• Man who slept with girl says he was providing shelter
• Thoughts shared on closing W.K. Kellogg Middle School
• Cops: 55-gallon drum of oil dumped into Waubascon Creek
• B.C. Police: Check N Go on 20th Street robbed
• KCC's Air Rescue Fire Fighter program is in the news again!
• B.C. Police: Man, 53, stabbed during attempted robbery
• Stray Talk: U.S. consistently inconsistent with foreign policy
• Snyder signs unemployment benefits extension
• Albion schools superintendent Frederick Clarke leaving for new post
• Police check out metal scrappers
• SpeechEasy helps veteran Henry Rouse deal with stutter
• First two Lakeview superintendent applicants interviewed
• Michigan liquor commission facing suit over banning ale
• Snyder signs bill to continue federal unemployment benefits
• Albion superintendent Clarke hired at Rochester district
• Report: Michigan bridges 13th worst in America
• AAA: Gas prices up 1 cent in past week
• Consumer spending up 0.7 percent in February
• The Fall 2011 schedule is online ( Start planning ahead (maybe see an advisor too if you have questions). Does this mean that Spring is actually here?
• 3 of 4 employees work while they're sick, survey finds
• Obama to lay out his case for U.S. involvement in Libya to nation
• Florence Crane prison closing worries Coldwater residents
• 4 hurt in two-car crash Sunday near Albion
• Military Notes
• Chuck Carlson: Opening day looms and all will be well
• Cops: Woman driver with knife under seat arrested
• As Japan shutdowns drag on, auto crisis worsens
• Universities in Michigan spending more on administrators
• Detectives work to crack case of Jodi Parrack, 11, killed in 2007
• Public Meetings
• Arab newcomers help Dearborn buck population trend
• The Board Room: Lakeview approves technology upgrades at Prairieview
• The Amish Cook: Spring offers refreshing opportunities
• Dead Pinocchio takes student theater underground
• Class Notes
• MEA advice may signal strike
• 'I have to make a decision'
• George Award winners announced
• Rise in urban gardens sparks soil worries
• Cops: Police seek help in locating missing man
• Woodlawn Preschool expands hours, adds summer session
• Michigan Senate GOP offering alternative tax plan
• Report: More kids better readers after program
• Enbridge's new oil pipeline under St. Clair River passes first major test
• Asian, Hispanic growth makes Michigan more diverse
• Nonprofits discuss state budget cuts with lawmakers
• Officials: B.C. state police post closing won't affect services
• Michigan Senate GOP proposes alternative tax plan
• Police shoot man, 86, who answers door with gun
• Our thoughts go out to the friends and family of KCC student, Erin Roth, and her husband Dan, who died suddenly following a car crash on Wednesday.
• Officials don't know when Kalamazoo River will reopen after oil spill
• Cops: Delton couple die in accident; 3 charged in Quincy teen's death
• Teens facing new driving restrictions
• Money raised for new flagpoles at Fort Custer National Cemetery
• B.C.'s Sister City Takasaki facing fuel, power shortages but had little quake damage
• Michigan college students protest higher ed cuts
• Bellevue boosts English focus to raise scores
• Fee proposed to rebuild local roads in Pennfield Township
• State Police post in B.C., Florence Crane prison in Coldwater to close
• Women's History Month Trivia: Who was a pioneer in the field of radioactivity and the first person honored with two Nobel Prizes—in physics and chemistry?
• Women's History Month Trivia: Who was the first woman appointed a Supreme Court Justice?
• UPDATED: Names released of couple killed in crash
• Women's History Month Trivia
• March is Women's History Month. See KCC's own Liz Neumeyer talk about women of local history TODAY, Student Center, 12-12:30 & 1:30-2.
• Project 20/20: Child development key to strong communities
• Lawmakers OK changes to jobless aid
• Scotts woman dies in car-truck crash
• Lakeview names finalists for superintendent
• Local governments look at combining more services
• New-home sales in U.S. at 50-year low, but builders think worst is over for B.C.
• Majority-black districts may gain white voters
• Appeals court reinstates injured cheerleader's lawsuit
• BC Enquirer Flash Fiction winner 'Cycle', by Brendan Egan, Graphic Design student at KCC. Congrats Brendan!
• Registration for summer classes is just around the corner (4/11). I bet today's Academic Workshop: Building a Class schedule could come in handy for that. (R 211, 11:00 am)
• WINTER STORM WATCH???!?!???!!! But it's officially spring! Like this status if you want to protest winter storms during the spring. I'm sure Mother Nature will listen to us!! Watch for campus alert statuses here tomorrow morning.
• A preview of Kinetic Affect, tomorrow, 7 pm, Student Center, FREE
• March is Reading Month and the Bruins are Giving back! Volunteer to read to Ann J Kellogg Elementary students any day this week from 1:15-2:30 pm. For more information contact nyhoffb@kellogg.edu
• Police: 17-year-old arrested after exposing himself at mall parking lot
• Forgotten spaces revealed in Marshall
• Group homes proliferate on north side
• CLASS NOTES
• Shelly Ivy: 'I have my faith'
• Michigan boosts clout in Washington
• Hundreds protest state budget cuts
• Police and Fire Report
• It's the sweet smell of spring
• Budget director: Snyder expected voter anger
• Court stops state's suit over Vioxx
• Emmett, dispatch to drop lawsuit
• Teachers consider strike
• Setting it Straight
• Hey FB, follow us on twitter @Kellogg_CC and check out our YouTube channel which is www.youtube.com/kelloggcommunitycoll
• Mark in your calendar for next week (Tues. Mar. 22) @ 7 pm, we will have Kinetic Affect sponsor by the Student Life office. Experience poetry like you've never felt it before! Have a safe weekend! ;)
• Nicole Finkbeiner, Director of Public Information and Marketing, and Mark O'Connell, Vice President of Administration and Finance, get into the spirit of St. Patrick's Day. March 17, 2011.
• Big Marsh Drain project could cost up to $5 million
• Ott Biological Preserve issue comes to County Board today
• In the Neighborhood
• Area companies watching Japan situation closely
• Police and Fire Report
• Sister Mary Charlene Curl, former Leila Hospital administrator, dies at 95
• Capitol protest day ends with arrests, new state powers
• Meth cleanup strains government budgets
• Harper Creek schools take over teachers' health insurance
• 21st Century cowboys up
• Weather will be in the 50's today! Yes (SMILEY FACE)....Spring is almost here! Tomorrow we will have a blood drive on campus, sign-up in the Student Life to participate.
• Spartan Motors in Charlotte creating 400 jobs
• City puts off action on Westlake-Prairieview NPC
• Victim recovering, 2 men jailed in drive-by shooting
• Want to help Japan victims? Here's how
• St. Joseph students celebrate reading
• 1,000-plus seniors protest Snyder tax plans
• Michigan Senate votes to end item pricing mandate
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Armed robbery suspect to stand trial
• Oaklawn Hospital reveals expansion plans
• Do you feel like you can sharpen your Microsoft PowerPoint skills? There will be an Academic Workshop for PowerPoint starting in the next 5 min in OHM 205! SEE YOU THERE!!!
• Congratulations to KCC basketball player Ron Bracey, for being named as the West MVP in the JUCO All-Star game for the 2nd consecutive year. Go Bruins!!!
• Man sought after teen girl is chased
• Official: Stricken Japan nuke fuel rods exposed
• Police and Fire Report
• Fake Twitter account skewers state Budget Director John Nixon
• Rick Snyder's state budget process reveals few specifics
• Chuck Carlson: Nuclear energy discussion? Not likely
• The Haven's Life Recovery program gives trio a new start
• Military Notes
• Marriages
• WOODTV 8, WOTV 4 back on DISH Network after agreement
• Man robbed at Kendall and Parkway
• In the neighborhood
• Locals look for answers after Japan quake
• Marshall auction starts tonight
• Police and Fire
• Kellogg CEO's pay package $6M
• Enbridge finishing St. Clair River project
• Deficits could hurt farm programs
• Japanese in B.C. try to make contacts, other locals in Japan report feeling quake
• Quake, tsunami in Japan kill hundreds
• Book Jabber blog — Haruki Murakami: after the quake
• Big waves reach Hawaii, West Coast but no major damage
• This time management tool was featured in the Chronicle of Higher Ed yesterday: What's your best tip for managing time?
• Robert Warner: Enquirer building houses many memories
• Marshall students make music, compete
• Hunt Club risks foreclosure over property taxes
• United Way: Campaign a hit
• In the Neighborhood
• Dems pick nominees for Emmett Township board election
• Clair's Tuxedo joins with Images Formal Wear
• Jason L. Keiper charged in slaying of step-grandfather
• Bullying victim Ian Forster of Albion speaks out, meets Obama
• Ben Laser confident as Pennfield schools chief despite teacher vote
• Have a 5th, 6th or 7th grader in Calhoun County? KCC is partnering with the Substance Abuse Council on a poster contest for them:
• City Commission holds off vote on contracting proposal
• Christians observe Ash Wednesday
• Memorial event Saturday for Mary Lands, missing since '04
• Happy Birthday, Barbie
• Police and Fire Report
• Report shows that excessive nutrients damaging Great Lakes
• Snyder says state must focus on 'we,' not 'me'
• Pennfield teachers vote 'no confidence' in Superintendent Ben Laser
• Republicans pick nominees for Emmett Township board election
• Today there's a workshop on Microsoft Word. Next week there's one on PowerPoint. Whether you are new to the programs or a regular user, you'll walk away with some new tools and tips
• Photos of us burning a (simulation) plane? Here you go!
• United Way of Greater Battle Creek Newsletter - March 2011
• For those of you who got a chance to see Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits this weekend, what was your favorite part?
• Michigan schools cuts may teach sharing, sacrifices
• Police and Fire Report
• Sentencings
• Elementary school in Olivet receives healthy lifestyles grant
• Military Notes
• Chuck Carlson: No good answer for why Wes Leonard died
• Three Men and a Tenor perform at B.C. church
• Report: 34 schools' test scores questionable
• Eggs and steaks coming to downtown Battle Creek
• Harper Creek student wins writing contest
• Last day to enter flash fiction contest
• Police and Fire Report
• Costs pile up for road commission
• Boaters dream of spring at show
• Michigan job outlook improving
• Program provides braces for kids
• Teachers face tough negotiations
• In the Neighborhood
• Sentencings
• Police and Fire Report
• Doctor offering help with medical marijuana
• Work on Enbridge pipeline nearly done
• Off-duty sheriff's detective foils robbery attempt
• A magical win and an unspeakable loss
• Mom to Mom Sale to benefit Madisen Wollaston
• Best wishes to the KCC Baseball team who left yesterday for their spring trip to Louisiana.
• Watch out for freezing rain out there this morning
• Fennville High player dies after game-winning basket
• Police and Fire Report
• Robert Warner: Been a while, but Cranky Bob has things to say
• Judge orders trial in motorcyclist's death
• Snyder defends plan to tax pensions
• Calhoun County loses Blue Cross suit alleging hidden fees
• Enbridge oil spill cleanup activity shifts as spring nears
• Tax breaks that helped B.C.'s downtown could end
• WooHoo! I see we have gone over 1,000 people who like this page.
• 7:30 tonight is Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits starring many of KCC's students and staff in the Binda Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $5 for students and staff and $10 for general public.
• Police and Fire Report
• Michigan GOP opposes domestic partner benefit
• Pension plan draws scrutiny
• B.C. native Andrew Olson shot in Tennessee, recovering
• Students' day is eggs-tra special
• Dish Network may drop WOOD8, WOTV41 by Friday
• GOP, Dems to pick nominees for Emmett Township posts
• Proposed school cuts draw mixed response
• Blue Angels to soar in B.C.
• Here's an opportunity for all you artist out there—Multicultural Medley Art Contest.
• Battle Creek takes $51,000 offer on rehabbed home
• Immigration legislation sparks debate
• Starr Commonwealth offers land to build solar, wind farm
• Firekeepers hotel expected to make casino more competitive
• Exercising the mind
• Setting It Straight
• In the Neighborhood
• School hopes to expand
• County, Blue Cross case goes to trial
• Dairy inspection plan raises questions
• If you are graduating this Spring, the deadline to apply for graduation is today!! Go to the Customer Service Center for more details.
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Emmett Twp. won't fill vacant seats before May 3 election
• Budget balancing plan makes too much sense
• Maple sap flowing in Athens
• Authorities: Man persuaded moms to abuse kids
• Harper Creek board mulls budget cuts impact
• Girls kick off March madness
• Residents hear of tar-sands oil risks
• Freezin' for a reason
• New tracks! Loud & Local
• Free Workshop: Job Interviewing, March 1st at 1:00 PM in the LRC Spring Lake Rm
• State gas prices up 27 cents vs. last week
• Oscars go young and hip, with traditional results
• More study urged on oil types run through U.S. pipelines
• Police and Fire Report
• Chuck Carlson: Book of letters recalls simpler time
• New restaurant offers alligator, venison and more
• Michigan courts look at raising translation standards
• For some in Congress, living in their offices makes sense
• Military Notes
• Freezin' for a reason
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Tales of a warehouse rookie
• City cracks down on home daycares
• Job Hunt: Survivors' stories inspire
• Public schools brace for deep funding cuts
• Luxury home magazines get facelifts
• Ladybugs are cute, but ... maybe not inside
• Honey bee club takes flight
• Poll: Snyder's negative ratings up
• Walberg: Deeper cuts, but don't derail Amtrak
• Missing boys' father faces life in prison
• Nonprofit PENCE wants to improve elder nursing care
• Tekonsha schools post 100% graduation rate
• Sonny's BBQ Pit to include local food sources
• Police and Fire Report
• Summer registration begins April 11. Schedule an appointment with an advisor now. Have a wonderful weekend and hope for warmer weather!
• Battle Creek Central expansions officially unveiled
• GM posts first full-year profit since 2004
• Police and Fire Report
• Pure Michigan gets boost
• In the Neighborhood
• Enquirer website unveils new look
• Big crowd gathers to hear author Garth Stein talk about his book
• 2 arraigned in air-conditioner thefts
• Some Republicans soften union stance
• Emmett Township special election to fill 3 posts will be May 3
• In the cafeteria today: Reuben Sandwich, Broccoli Cheese or Seafood Chowder soups. Get something good to eat for less than the price of gas ($3.35, what's up with that?)
• Boys and Girls Club joins with Kalamazoo's
• Protests persist over state budget
• Emmett Twp. board delays filling vacancies
• Man trying to heat pipes might have caused fire
• Ford to recall 150,000 F-150s over air bags
• State House OKs emergency manager rules
• KCC serves up soul food
• Man gets jail for killing wolves
• Kellogg optimistic about outlook for 2011
• 2 state troopers charged
• Pair arrested in air-conditioner thefts
• Soul Food Luncheon - TODAY postponed from 2/22. From 11-1. Tickets $10. Smeeellllllllllssssss GOOD!
• Public Meetings
• Marshall council approves building facelift plan
• Class aims to quell bee decline
• First United Methodist gets new cross
• Homer voters OK $18 million bond
• New test benchmarks challenge schools
• Another snow day
• Emmett Township recalls 3 from board
• Police and Fire Report
• KCC WEATHER ALERT #11-006 :: DAY CLASSES CANCELED AT ALL CAMPUS LOCATIONS - STAFF DO NOT REPORT. EVENING CLASSES BEGING AT 5 PM.
• Some hot, smoked soul
• Ice storm, snow halt spring-like weather
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Stray Talk: New state budget may include labor pains
• Striking DSO musicians ask Bing to move speech
• Battle Creek Public Schools cut 5 positions
• Michigan unions aim to fight GOP-led proposals
• Snyder pursues ambitious budget cuts
• All evening classes are cancelled at all locations. 2-21-11
• All evenign classes are cancelled at all locations. 2-21-11
• KCC WEATHER ALERT 11-005 :: KCC GRAHL CENTER - EVENING CLASSES CANCELED 2-21-11
• Women's and Men's basketball, home tonight vs. Jackson CC starting at 5:30 pm.
• Outages widespread — snow, wind coming
• Public Meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Police and Fire Report
• Biologists watch as bears migrate to south in state
• Chuck Carlson: Elections really do have consequences
• 2 new businesses come to Marshall
• Men cooking means flowers growing
• Michigan mosque plot suspect's criminal past examined
• Ask a Reporter
• How They Voted
• The Board Room: Harper Creek sets goals, Athens updates budget
• A review: top 20 B.C. city employees' pay
• 'Racing' with author Garth Stein
• Archivist Jennifer Wood looks for work
• Freshmen spur House on big-spending cuts
• County Board members walk Ott Preserve
• Emmett Township voters to decide on recalls
• Police and Fire Report
• Thank You Notes
• Enbridge pipeline work begins
• Michael Mileski to stand trial on sex-assault charges
• Snyder budget could cost area schools $18M
• Tax breaks for donations could end
• County crews busy filling fresh potholes
• It's Friday!!! Woo hoo!!!
• Marshall middle schoolers get all medieval
• Math & Science Center to move downtown
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - February 16, 2011
• Full-house 20/20 session airs ideas for B.C.
• A Timeline: Math and Science Center and Kellogg's Cereal City USA
• In the Neighborhood
• Kellogg Foundation gives $11M to local programs
• County board anxious about budget
• Calhoun court records now online
• Details of Snyder's state budget proposal
• Response to Snyder budget divided
• Math & Science Center moving downtown
• There are only a few tickets left for Les Miserables in Chicago this weekend! Available to students and the community. Contact Student Life (269) 965-3931 x 2634. I sang this musical so much in high school I'm pretty sure I could sign the whole scor
• In the Neighborhood
• Walberg bill delays flood insurance mandate
• Rep. Dave Camp wants to vote on closing Chicago locks
• Students learn about glasses-donation program
• KCC OK's bid to renovate Lane Thomas Building
• Patriot Solar Group promises jobs near Albion
• '50s athlete S. Emmett Brown honored
• Efforts address childhood obesity
• Snyder's spending plan promises sweeping cuts
• Police and Fire Report
• Activists say cuts delay Great Lakes sewage fix-ups
• Hawaii Legislature approves same-sex civil unions
• Century-old temperature records may fall Thursday
• New track! Loud & Local
• Borders seeks bankruptcy; will close 194 stores
• Motown Idol contest from 11 to 1 in the Student Center today! 13 of your fellow Bruins will battle it out for prizes. Top prize is a $100 Visa check card! Come cheer them on!
• Water shutoffs a concern for businesses
• Couponing class stretches dollars
• Marshall teacher joins reform debate
• Judge to rule in homicide
• Privatization worries prison support staff
• Harper Creek school board sets goals
• Police and Fire Report
• City braces for lost revenue
• Burst pipes flood downtown businesses
• Spartan Motors 4Q income rises on increased sales
• What's your favorite place/outdoor activity to do during winter?
• Purdy Elementary holds heart-felt parties
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Darellee Gordon sentenced to at least 37 years
• Marshall looks at alert system
• Lakeview gets budget update
• B.C. formalizes fair housing policy
• Hunt Club sale allowed
• Community Music School still teaching
• Tribe pays LRSB $4.86M
• Ummmm....did spring just arrive? Can we be so lucky?
• Planet Rock sold to Rivertown Live
• Businesses prepare for Valentine's Day
• Police and Fire Report
• Military Notes
• Marriages
• Man retypes late wife's wartime letters
• Chuck Carlson: Happy Valentine's Day; you're a real star
• Community policing program renewed
• Public Meetings
• Residents, officials eye drain project
• State Democrats re-elect Brewer as chairman
• Residents hear details of Detroit light-rail project
• Tribe's luncheon honors Laura Spurr
• Wal-Mart can fire B.C. man for medical pot
• JobHunt: Mother of five seeks full-time work
• Federal road sign requirements impose unrealistic deadlines
• Ask a Reporter
• How They Voted
• The Board Room
• GM, Chrysler salaried workers to get performance bonuses
• Prairieview students share Valentine dance
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Center pushes for math, science focus
• Roush electric car charger assembly begins
• Bolger, Segal talk turkey with farmers
• Tests find no Asian carp DNA in Michigan waters
• Hey all you SUPERSTARS out there! MOTOWN IDOL is next Wednesday. What are you singing?
• HOOPS for HEARTS! Come watch the NBA (Noon-Time Basketball Association of KCC Staff) take on the Women's Basketball team today in the Miller Gym at noon, all in the name of a good cause! All proceeds will go to the American Heart Associaton.
• Obama pushes widespread wireless plan
• Albion places 4th in national hometown contest
• Students take part in 'Winterfest'
• Gary Paulsen: A book can change a life
• Funeral set for Pennfield teen
• State lawmakers explore emergency manager rules
• Report: Grade fixing suspected at Detroit schools
• 'Opportunity School' makes college possible for kids
• The road to reading through Beanie Babies
• Denso Air Systems to move some production to Kentucky
• Date Night is playing for VALENTINE MOVIE NIGHT tonight at the Davidson Center, room 202, 6 pm - FREE. Hosted by KAB. <3
• Get EXPERT help with you FAFSA. [COLLEGE GOAL SUNDAY 2/13, 2-4 pm, OITC room 207]
• Tobacco smoke is one of the major risk factors for developing heart disease. Smokers' risk of developing coronary heart disease is 2–4 times that of nonsmokers. KCC HEART AWARENESS WEEK
• Gun Lake Casino to open Friday
• Police and Fire Report
• Obama to shine spotlight on web-savvy Marquette
• In the Neighborhood
• Detroit teacher faces charges in Calhoun County
• Man's best friend gets a literary treat
• Pennfield teen dies of gunshot
• Kids Count points to stark issues
• GradFest table available tonight and tomorrow, 5-6 in Severin Building, so you can get yourself lined up for graduation.
• Explore volunteer and service learning opportunities at the Volunteer and Civic Engagement Fair, now going on in the Student Center until 1:30 pm.
• Often people having a heart attack aren't sure what's wrong and wait too long before getting help. KNOW YOUR SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS!
• School board races take shape
• BCPS holds second forum on possible school closing
• Economist George Erickcek see slow rise in employment
• Commissioners seek to avoid rate hike
• Police and Fire Report
• Michigan studio making sci-fi thriller
• Public Meetings
• Lawsuit filed by dispatcher to continue
• Sex case against ex-pastor thrown out
• Students get to the heart of the matter
• Brrrrr, cold. Warm up today (Tuesday) with a coffeehouse performance by Battle Creek's Dr. Roland Lee Sunkins III, from 11 am to 1 pm in the Student Center.
• Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. This week is Heart Awareness Week at KCC. Check out the American Heart Association website for more information.
• Enquirer press headed for scrap
• Roy Norton: Second bridge would help
• Setting It Straight
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Super Bowl ad sends shivers through Motor City
• Korn, Disturbed coming to Kellogg Arena
• Marshall nixes public safety tax
• More children living in poverty in Michigan, survey finds
• BCPS parents receptive to 'freshman academy' plan
• Did you know the deadline to apply for graduation is March 1? Find out more at the Grad Fest table tonight set up in the Severin Building from 5-6 pm.
• Monday is here and we're attempting to get back into the normal schedule again. Where's my coffee?
• Gary Paulsen to speak in Battle Creek
• Police and Fire Report
• The Pack gathers for Super Bowl
• City seeks water, sewer increase
• Pennfield grad helps students, women in India
• Linda Nichols finds calling in dress-making
• Debate emerges over victimized inmates
• Great Lakes could see water loss
• Agencies getting tough with ship ballast dumping
• Chuck Carlson: 'The King's Speech' really spoke to me
• Shared History
• Fred Jones: Leadership is key ingredient
• Charges against commissioner Laurie Sullivan to be dismissed
• Cardboard gets creative for Festivus
• Job Hunt: Sheryl Woods: 'I get right back up again'
• Avenged Sevenfold rocks arena
• Author Gary Paulsen to speak in Battle Creek
• The Board Room
• Ask a Reporter
• How They Voted
• Businesses work it out with Tim Walberg
• Mosque plot suspect fires lawyer
• Water valve breaks at KCC
• Officials warn farmers about brown stink bug
• Blind campers enjoy winter
• Mega Millions prize claimed by postal workers
• Police and Fire Report
• Arson case ends with plea
• Avenged Sevenfold brings rock to B.C.
• Overdue taxes put Ball Joint Sports Bar in peril
• Yet again, North Avenue (Main) campus will be closing at 4:00pm, 2/4/2011 due to a water main break. Have a great weekend.
• Setting It Straight
• Police and Fire Report
• Ford recalling F-150 pickups
• In the Neighborhood
• Joseph Johnson sentenced in robbery
• Homer schools seek bond for updates
• Calhoun County Board of Commissioners OKs committee cuts
• Time to dig out, have fun
• Kellogg Co. hopes consumers use cereal as alternative to meat, poultry
• Looking for things to do around campus? Come check-out KCC’s Faculty Biennial Exhibit gallery opening reception from 4 – 6pm, today at DeVries Gallery in the Davidson Building. This is a free event (some great hors d’oeuvres will be ser
• Good Morning! All KCC's campus locations are open Today. Please take precautions while commuting to classes.
• Battle Creek digging out from snow
• Threat closes college campus
• Police and Fire Report
• Business tax repeal worries cities
• Auto industry off to solid start in 2011
• 'Jim Dine: Sculpture' looks at pop artist's career
• Case of 3 missing brothers is homicide probe
• Police and Fire Report
• Program provides business guidance
• Marshall teachers develop from within
• Man enters plea in road rage case
• What's closed and what's open in area today
• City OKs incentives for Elm Street project
• County, state brace for blizzard
• All campus locatiions will be closed Wednesday, 2/2/2011 - be safe
• BruinWord of the Day: Please drive safely on the roads when traveling tonight! Please use caution....don't forget this is Michigan so it maybe 75 degrees next week...LOL!
• KCC WEATHER ALERT #11-004 :: ALL CAMPUS LOCATIONS CLOSING AT 4:30PM 2-1-11. NO EVENING CLASSES
• Ok. All open campuses are closing at 4:30! No Evening classes. The alert should come through shortly.
• Hey Bruins receive free weather or security alerts via text message on your cell phone, text pager, e-mail, or wireless PDA. To register your cell phone, login to the web portal and click KCC Alert Notification.
• RMC WEATHER ALERT #11-003 :: MILLER COLLEGE CLOSE AT 2PM 2-1-11. NO AFTERNOON OR EVENING CLASSES. COLLEGE WILL BE CLOSED 2-2-11.
• KCC WEATHER ALERT #11-003 :: GRAHL CENTER CLOSING AT 12PM 2-1-11. AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES CANCELED.
• The North Avenue campus (Main Campus) IS open today. Classes resume as normal.
• Water main breaks at KCC
• BCPS talks middle school reorganization
• Area braces for major winter storm
• Snyder: State can deal with problems
• Police and Fire Report
• No serious injuries after two-vehicle collision
• Stray Talk: There's always time to be a good sport
• A fond goodbye to Jerry Morton
• City wish list gets annual budget update
• U-M Flint composition class uses Twitter talk
• KCC SAFETY ALERT 11-002 :: KCC NORTH AVE CAMPUS CLOSED DUE TO WATER MAIN BREAK. NO DAY/EVENING CLASSES. HEALTH PROGRAM CLINICALS NOT CANCELED.
• Police and Fire Report
• Marriages
• Carlson: 'Sputnik moment' has us feeling a little spacy
• Military Notes
• Emmett Township Clerk Gloria Maichele to retire
• Man brings explosives to Dearborn mosque
• Official: What led to 2 slayings uncertain
• Sledders race on for Cardboard Classic
• Police and Fire Report
• Fun and fitness fill Winter Fest
• JobHunt: Chuck Simonds says class helped him land a great job
• Michigan GOP elects Bobby Schostak chairman
• Neighborhoods Inc. regroups, reaches out
• Kellogg recalls snack cartons
• Thousands of fish turn up dead
• BCSO trombonist anything but 'stuffy'
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: 'Timmy's' a thoroughly Canadian experience
• Albion College cancels classes, 200 students ill
• Kleine: State's gains might not be schools'
• Stan Beckwith enters chess hall of fame
• Thank You: Family appreciates Pennfield support
• Camper, RV show a sign of spring
• Junior Lee Beebe charged in 2 murders
• 5-OT match opens new B.C. Central gym
• Prosecutors to appeal new Foley trial to high court
• Police and Fire Report
• KCC Women's and Men's Basketball vs Lansing CC Saturday at 1:00 and 3:00 in the Miller Gym. Go Bruins!
• Appeals Court: Thomas Foley deserves new trial
• GM: Loans not needed
• Eaton earnings soar in fourth quarter
• The Challenger disaster, 25 years later
• Albion has a lot to cheer about
• WMU to add air-traffic controller classes
• Fiancee of Detroit precinct shooter Lamar Moore seeks answers
• Friend fears for missing woman
• New flood zones could cost homeowners
• Barista Blues Cafe headed to 91 W. Michigan
• In the Neighborhood
• Hey Bruins, I hear the roads are slippery out there, be careful. Just think, only 65 days until spring break.
• Police and Fire Report
• Michael Mileski hearing delayed
• Judge to rule in '08 accident case
• BCPS forum to focus on changes
• Coalition for New Priorities remembers oil spill
• Navy buddies read to students
• Cindy Scharns reappointed to Pennfield Schools board
• Bar group calls state courts 'inefficient'
• Smaller businesses can lead recovery
• State of the Union receives mixed reactions
• The Battle Creek Police Department SWAT team and the KCC Air Rescue Fire Fighting program teamed together to drill potential SWAT aircraft scenarios. Two very brave individuals were inside the aircraft acting as combatants. The team and the combatants u
• BruinBoost today!! 11am-1pm in the Student Center. Learn how you can get involved the different KCC student organizations.
• Local governments await changes to tax monies
• Toddlers hear stories from 'tweens
• City, Consumers Energy reduce street light issue
• Police and Fire Report
• Setting It Straight
• Sentencings
• Commerce Pointe tenants moving on
• In the Neighborhood
• Detroit precinct gunman in sexual assault investigation
• Gun-free zones would end with state proposal
• Tomorrow (Wed.)—Don't miss the BruinBoost in the Student Center. Prizes, snacks, student organization info—free with KCC ID.
• Police and Fire Report
• Marshall schools projects to start soon
• Strong start, but Gov. Snyder has much to prove
• Man gets 30 years for stabbing attack
• Seeking life's origins at Albion College
• Harper Creek fills teacher positions
• Walberg: Obama must focus on jobs, economy
• Harper Creek looks into problems caused by outage
• GM nips at Toyota's heels
• Did you know...if you are a KCC student with a current student ID, you can use the Miller Building Fitness Center...take off those extra holiday pounds.
• Contrats go out to our KCC Men's Basketball team on their win Sat. against Ancilla college.
• Bridal show a hit at Kellogg Arena
• Shoppers hesitant for price tags to go
• Report details warning for fired assistant attorney general
• Police and Fire Report
• Man shoots 4 officers in Detroit
• Chuck Carlson: Can we pass our U.S. citizenship test?
• Lawyer told DNA links man to Detroit rapes
• Schools promote 'whole child'
• Future murky for virtual classrooms
• Disc golfers help fight hunger in Ice Bowl
• Tom Frame: 'I'm very optimistic'
• Business Notables
• The Amish Cook: Try these delicious apple oven pancakes
• Dressing right doesn't have to be drudgery
• Linda Jo Scott: Beethoven's music triumphs over helplessness
• Births
• Class Notes
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Fingers pointed, thumb cocked
• Staff offers direction to new county board
• Walberg audience backs health care repeal
• Gun Lake casino faces lawsuit anew
• Leaders discuss Detroit's water problems
• Feds arrest 77 in immigration raids
• Governor Snyder reaches out to local officials
• Fallen Livonia officer honored at service
• Battle Creek woman killed in car crash
• Blue Angels could fly over Battle Creek
• Ex-Attorney General OK with no-item pricing
• Happy Friday!! Feels like a coffee and donuts kind of morning... Women's and Mens' basketball tomorrow (Sat.) starting at 1:00 pm at home. Go Bruins!
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Perrigo will buy drugmaker Paddock Labs
• GM's new product chief Mary Barra to focus on speed, quality
• Rental ordinance debate moves along
• Lakeview high schoolers save middle school jazz
• County enters waste agreement
• After speech, Gov. Rick Snyder takes plan on the road
• Enquirer moving to Commerce Pointe
• KCC expands as enrollment climbs
• The Bruin Cafe has new extended hours (yes)! Monday - Thursday from 9 am - 8 pm, and Friday from 9 am - 1 pm. This will give you a chance to get a bite to eat between those late classes. Feed the stomach, feed the brain!
• Gov. Rick Snyder lays out game plan
• Great Lakes shipping up in 2010
• In the Neighborhood
• KCC approves project labor agreement for renovations
• Michael Mileski given time to hire lawyer
• Community gardens show tremendous growth
• Lakeview sets standards for next superintendent
• Lawmakers like Snyder's general plan
• FireKeepers LRSB expects next check Feb. 14
• Police and Fire Report
• Today we have Chicken Soup for the Bruin Soul at the Student Center from 11 am - 1 pm. The men's basketball team will be at Muskegon tonight at 7:30 pm. Go Bruins!!
• Out of Our Past
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• State of State likely to be pep talk
• Team teaches kids to stand up to bullies
• Elmo and friends drop in for performance
• Marshall sets sights on overweight trucks
• Battle Creek, landlords make progress
• Businesses seek tax incentives
• Welcome back everyone. Hope you all had a decent holiday break. time to get back to it!! :) For the past few years we have been doing "Battle Creek Reads" as part of a community reading event. The first person to post below, the name of this y
• NAACP Youth Council remembers Martin Luther King Jr.
• Oaklawn Hospital starts on new wing
• Setting It Straight
• Out of Our Past
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Pennfield to interview candidates
• Stray Talk: A pound of prevention makes a ton of sense
• Budget director sees tough climb ahead
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - January 14, 2011
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Military Notes
• Church still giving 1 year after Haiti quake
• Carlson: Founding Fathers knew best, right?
• UAW hits Capitol this week
• Mark Schauer: 'I wouldn't change anything'
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'prophecy' praised
• Fired sale: Rich Rodriguez's donation draws a crowd
• Victoria English: 'You just gotta reach for it'
• State salaries face new reality
• Dudley Elementary plans for math, science boost
• Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream
• Novi man kills wife, 2 kids before killing self
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: The book junkie's iPod
• What do you geek - the Marshall District Library has it
• Q&A, the Muppet way
• Out of Our Past
• In the Neighborhood
• Darallee Gordon could face life sentence
• Police and Fire Report
• New Passat rolls out
• Credit Union seeks sale of Hunt Club
• Steven Corey thinks about future
• Out of Our Past
• GM completes stock contribution to pension plan
• Thank-You Notes
• In celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. KCC will be closed on Monday, January 17. Tuesday is the 1st day of classes! We can't wait to have y'all back!
• Harper Creek 'Robo Beavers' to compete
• Stock sale could trim recovery
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• In the Neighborhood
• Hull Lift Truck Inc., LynnIvan Salon open in B.C.
• Sewer leak found on Riverside Drive
• 2 state airmen shot down in 1969 identified
• No surge in gun sales reported here
• Oil cleanup adapts to winter weather
• Today the staff is attending Bid a Brighter Future. An auction to benefit KCC foundation scholarships for students. YEA! Staff....get your wallets out! ;>)
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Michael Mileski faces new sexual assault charges
• Lakeview tests nutritious foods
• Witness: One shot killed Ledell Anderson
• UAW renews effort in South
• Shooting won't keep Tim Walberg out of public
• Jase Bolger: State must face responsibilities
• Athens' Southern Michigan Bank and Trust to close
• Look what we've been doing over the break for the Welders....
• Sleep center headed for B Drive South
• Riverside Country Club faces bankruptcy
• Toyota's biggest problem: Aging lineup of vehicles
• Groups study Great Lakes, Mississippi separation
• Stabenow focusing on renewal of Farm Bill
• Remember-A-Vet donations increase to $33,339
• Darellee Gordon's murder trial begins
• Harper Creek, union reach first agreement
• Appeals court hears Thomas Foley argument
• Home rehab work begins in B.C.
• Be careful on your commutes this evening. It's really coming down and the roads are SLIPPERY!
• KCC WEATHER ALERT #11-001 :: GRAHL CENTER CLOSED AT 2 PM 1-11-2011. AFTERNOON NURSING CLASS CANCELED.
• The Times—they are a'Changin! Academic Advising will be seeing students until 1/28 on a walk-in basis only. No appointments needed. Starting 1/31 M & R will be walk-in, and T, W, F will be appointments.
• Lakeview begins seach for superintendent
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Divorces
• Stray Talk: No finger-pointing in shooting, please
• Chevy Volt wins car award
• Snyder names Brian Zahra to Supreme Court
• BCPS talks reorganization
• Probate judge Gary Reed to retire
• Local contingent sets ambitious agenda
• Men's basketball takes on Grand Rapids Community College at 7:30 pm in the Miller Gym
• Echo Valley a winter tradition for families
• Hannah Miller ready for skating competition
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Marriages
• Chrysler hopes to rev up comeback with a new 300
• Military Notes
• Carlson: Give me a chance to coach U-M
• Road commission gets new website
• State lawmakers draw on business experience
• Job market brightens for Calhoun County
• Blue Angels might be on B.C.'s agenda
• Car slams side of Amtrak train
• Vigil to mark 5 years since son's death
• Police and Fire Report
• Snyder sets his cabinet
• County kicks off weight-loss challenge
• How They Voted
• Knitting and zombies? Why not?
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Shovels, smiles and snow
• Small is big at Detroit auto show
• Mantle of snow covers area
• KCC project to digitize its history
• Performers of note highlight follies
• Electric Focus will go on sale soon
• Keith Snyder gets 5 years in sex assault
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Auditions for "Forbidden Broadway" tonight are CANCELED due to the weather. To reschedule your audition, contact Gary Cuyler at cuylerc@kellogg.edu or at (269) 965-3931 ext. 2558
• State offers help after Allcare shutdown
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Detroit nears goal of demolishing 3,000 homes
• In the Neighborhood
• Art Kale to chair Calhoun County Board
• Closing middle school paying off for Athens
• Michigan's budget pain could be spread around
• Police, road crews watching weather
• Job growth looks slow but steady
• It's "all hands on deck" today as all faculty and staff arrive on campus to get ready for you to arrive on January 18th!
• Lawyers, family wait for Thomas Cress' release
• Tim Walberg ready to make changes
• Setting It Straight
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Rick Snyder foregoes governor's mansion to live at home
• Sentencings
• St. Elias Eastern Orthodox Church ready for Christmas
• Lakeview reinvestment saves taxpayer money
• B.C. anxious for census numbers
• Quick Poll: Will Rich Rod stay or go?
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Public Meetings
• Remember-A-Vet donations at $33,139
• Brooke Butler first graduate of Virtual Sight
• Marshall will extend medical marijuana moratorium
• East Leroy man dies in morning fire
• Auto sales up for first time since the recession
• Kids off to a healthy start in the kitchen
• Kids off to a healthy start in the kitchen
• Battle Creek daycare denied special permit
• I-94 is bad bad bad right now. If you can, you might want to avoid it. Instead eat popcorn and rewatch the Pirates of the Carribean movies to get ready for the new one coming out!
• Work progresses on St. Philip parish center
• Lorinda Swain's bond continues
• Stray Talk: Of oil spills, Facebook, 'Lost' and the year that was
• Mike Jaconette sworn in as probate court judge
• Marshall ponders property tax hike
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Setting It Straight
• Athens remembers fire chief Tom Hardy
• Recovering addict helps others in Africa
• Chuck Carlson: Fractures remain at Civil War's sesquicentennial
• Fight against sea lamprey continues
• Albion tour highlights Purple Gang's haunts
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Battle Creek, Kalamazoo plan transit shift
• Arson suspected in Albion blaze
• Public Meetings
• Marshall oil spill dominated last year's local news coverage
• Battle Creek's Snyder sworn in
• Dozens take frozen dip for New Year's
• Remember-A-Vet contributions at $31,939
• Ask a Reporter
• Births
• The Amish Cook: Sauerkraut recipe continues holiday tradition
• Tough times inspire bigger resolutions
• Nicole L. V. Mullis: Bring back the photo album
• Addyson Mann first Battle Creek baby of 2011
• Police and Fire Report
• Volt, Leaf post small sales
• Thank You Notes
• Program brings extra math, reading to Detroit
• Calley ready for latest challenge
• Pie throwers face federal charges
• Word warriors vanquish 'viral,' eradicate 'epic'
• Happy Noon Year's Eve
• Governors ditch glitzy events
• Fire House pottery studio finds a home
• Carlson: It's tough being a tough American
• Earthquake rattles several states
• In the Neighborhood
• Reinventing Michigan is a monumental task
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Man charged with hacking wife's e-mail
• Snyder, Bolger set to pitch the tie
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Year will end on a warm note
• Police: Man stabbed in stomach
• Mistake takes teeth out of new drug ban
• Brook Lodge's future is unclear
• Snow, warmer temperatures lead to frost
• 'Rosie the Riveter' Geraldine Doyle dies at 86
• MDOT: guardrails appear to be working
• Thomas Cress gets sentence commuted
• Danielle LaFrance off to Capital One Bowl
• Man shot during home invasion critical
• Remember-A-Vet donations now tally $31,939
• Remember-A-Vet donations exceed goal
• In the Neighborhood
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Feds want records in medical marijuana probe
• Setting It Straight
• Stray Talk: 2010 trends to celebrate -- or lament
• Cause sought for Lansing-area blaze
• Lawmakers not perfect in latest session
• Exhibit explores science of race
• Albion College students head to France
• Public Meetings
• In the Neighborhood
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Congrats to Math Instructor, Graham Smith, on his article "Developing Best Teaching Practices for Today’s Digital Natives" in American Society for Higher Quality's Higher Education Publication!
• Group promises bright year for greyhounds
• Boundary changes to focus on Detroit
• In the State
• Court judgment will cost Worth Township taxpayers
• MSU seeks to improve polio vaccination
• Police and Fire Report
• Public Meetings
• Marriages
• Out of Our Past
• Race is on for local boards of education
• Class Notes
• Remember-A-Vet donations at $28,308
• W.K. Kellogg Foundation feeds hundreds
• Bronson's purchase of BCHS not a done deal
• Hospital spreads good cheer to patients
• City league highlight sheet scores/through sheets received by 11 p.m. Friday, Dec. 24
• Local bowling calendar of events/notices for the 2010-11 season
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Learning the benefits of the 'international' no
• Ask a Reporter
• How They Voted
• Truckers trek home for Christmas holiday
• Hidden holiday dangers send many to emergency room
• Gov. reverses decision on clemency
• State news briefs
• Lights illuminate season's warmth
• Pennfield hopes site will lure developers
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Christmas gifts delivered to family after break-in
• Shoppers scramble for last-minute ideas
• Setting It Straight
• Salvation Army ends shy of goal
• Collections under way for victim of Christmas theft
• Clemency decision angers family
• Marshall could increase water bills
• Body found in fatal Hodunk mill fire
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Happy Holiday's from Kellogg Community College to YOU!!! (All campuses will be closed until Jan 3rd and resuming business hours on Jan 4th). Be Safe!!! We are looking forward to an awesome New Year!
• Starting Saturday, Jan. 1st the 2011 - 2012 FAFSA will be avaiable for all students seeking Financial Aid for the 2011 - 2012 academic year.
• Christmas theft shocks B.C. woman
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• In the Neighborhood
• Border Patrol remembers slain agent
• Area Christmas Eve church services
• Vigil set for 3 missing Skelton boys
• Anglers hit the ice despite dangers
• Jerrell Jones' beating conviction stands
• Medical marijuana law remains hazy
• Hey Bruins, KCC will be open tomorrow (Dec. 23, 2010) until 12 pm. So come on in, we'll be happy to assist you!
• This is a test :: This is a test of the KCC emergency broadcast system. This is only a test. Go Bruins!
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Michigan loses House seat as population declines
• Battle Creek allows Sunday morning alcohol sales
• Debt may close The Hunt Club restaurant
• Remember-A-Vet donations at $21,412
• In the Neighborhood
• Community center coming to north side
• We’re only a couple of days away from the holiday! Share with us some of your wacky/weirdest holiday traditions.
• New administrator for Marshall House
• Former B.C. police chief laid to rest
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Stray Talk: What's in a name? How about this column?
• Ford van has new liftgate
• Oil spill costs cause concern
• Marshall may seek federal loan
• Setting It Straight
• Fire damages vehicle
• Fellow Bruins, tomorrow is the last day for you to return your textbooks back to the KCC bookstore. You have until 2pm to participate in the book buy back.
• KCC Count Down until Christmas: On the 6th day of Christmas my true love gave to me 6 geese are laying.....
• Christmas tunes meet tubas
• Carlson: Time to resolutely plan no resolutions
• Sentencings
• Sunday alcohol sales on tap
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Olivet College students help out city of New Orleans
• Albion seeks rebound from local college
• Remember-A-Vet donations at $21,412; Saturday is deadline
• Schools, club team up to give
• Police and Fire Report
• State GOP prepares for rough road ahead
• Enbridge buys dozens of riverside homes
• How They Voted
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Need to see some ID, please?
• Board games still top toys
• Snapshots: Santa makes stop at Lakeview Square Mall
• Class Notes
• Harter honored for work as Probate judge
• Zoo's light display brightens holiday
• In the Neighborhood
• High court won't hear Swain appeal
• Calhoun County passes $40 million budget
• State Briefs
• Snyder names community health director
• Police and Fire Report
• Senate, term limits part of early ballot efforts
• Judge denies bond for Foley
• The KCC Men's Basketball team are playing in the KVCC tournament today and tomorrow. Go Bruins!
• Setting It Straight
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Feds plan stepped-up fight against Asian carp
• Girls' coat drive a 'big help'
• Charges show Detroit corruption
• County removes road commissioner Charles Monaweck
• Fire kills owner, destroys Hodunk mill
• Battle Creek officials could opt out of Sunday liquor sales
• Kudos to the 44 volunteers from KCC who worked with Habitat for Humanity, YouthBuild and HandsOn Battle Creek on Dec.4. The men's basketball and women's volleyball teams both participated alongside other KCC volunteers. Contact nyhoffb@kellogg.
• Students help veterans for Christmas
• Ott Trail paving plan draws fire
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - December 15, 2010
• Officials seize Columbia Auto and Tire's business records
• Jimmy John's opens in Battle Creek
• KCC may partner with ClydeUnion Pumps for training
• Road commission's Charles Monaweck could lose position
• Community optimistic about Bronson acquiring BCHS
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Father missing boys John Skelton arraigned via video
• Here's your chance for the spot light! Open auditions for the spring musical "Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits" are today and tomorrow at 6:30pm in the Binda Performing Arts Center.
• Here's what's happening today! Psi Peta poetry reading in the Student Center 12-1 pm. Womens Basketball at 5:30, Men's Basketball at 7:30 in Miller Gym.
• Bronson to buy control of BCHS
• Police and Fire Report
• Remember-A-Vet donations at $12,717
• Officer: 3 men armed in summer shooting
• John Skelton sent back to Michigan
• Homer schools to ask for bond
• Ethanol plant plans draw Sierra Club suit
• Abandoned sites to receive boost from state
• Officer to testify in fatal crash
• Survey: County population down; poverty increases
• Bronson buying control of BCHS
• Out of Our Past
• Grab a free beverage and snack today at the Tiki Bar in the Student Center from 11 am - 1 pm. Sponsored by the Healthy Choices Leadership Organization.
• Pilot duped AMA with fake medical degree
• Weather made for a wintry wonderland
• Lakeview sets superintendent search timeline
• LRSB saves last of 2009 money
• Marshall schools add part-time position
• Snyder, lawmakers hope to set cooperative tone
• MDOT releases five-year plan, wants feedback
• Police and Fire Report
• Public Meetings
• All campus locations will reopen for classes this evening begining at 5 pm.
• Attention students! All day classes are cancelled for all KCC locations. 12/13/10
• Thank You Notes
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Military Notes
• Downtown loyalty could pay off
• Live nativity plays to wind, cold
• Carlson: A sorry state of 'sorry'
• State lags in toxic cleanup despite funds
• Winter oil spill cleanup battles ice, cold
• Public Meetings
• Prison contract could revive town
• Helpers distribute holiday gift baskets
• 'Echo' more than a school paper
• Business Notables
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Patriotic fervor at the bus stop
• Births
• Widow touts new song for Michigan
• Linda Jo Scott: Better red than, well, anything
• 'Boot 'Em to the Curb' to help families
• Ed Lawrence of Jack Pearl's store retires
• In the Neighborhood
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Granholm reflects on her 8 years
• Inmate threat loses its bite
• Dyslexia center expands
• Happy Friday! Just read about a study where if you visualize yourself eating food before you actually eat it, it "fools" your brain into thinking you've ate some, decreasing the amount you actually eat (weight loss). Hmmm... do you think i
• World Clothes Line has a mission
• House OKs food safety bill
• No vote on dispatch dispute
• Detroit mayor plans incentives to move residents closer to city center
• In the Neighborhood
• Church marks St. Lucia's Day
• Aretha Franklin set for release
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Between midnight and 10 AM today, December 9th, the KRIS system may not have accepted some registrations or payments. If you registered, made a payment, added or dropped any course sections, or requested a transcript during this time period, please cont
• QUICK TIP: All the pages on the main website have a "footer" bar that includes: HOME - a quick link back to the home page CONTACT US - a listing KCC contacts with email/phone numbers STAFF DIRECTORY - just what it sounds like with photos too
• Harper Creek team teaches hip-hop dance
• In the Neighborhood
• Dr. Chris Tabaka tells of oil spill animal rescue
• Charges dropped in toy gun scare
• Santa comes early
• B.C. halts medical marijuana plans
• MSU mulls cuts to college of agriculture
• GHS Corp. looking to move to Indiana
• Franklin's family will not discuss reports of cancer
• UPDATE: Battle Creek backs off medical marijuana rules
• Battle Creek remembers Pearl Harbor
• Study looks at oil spill health issues
• Quality Motors reports vandalism at lot
• Motorist survives collision with train
• Calhoun County challenged to get healthy
• In the Neighborhood
• Public Meetings
• Report: Child-welfare system failing '08 deal
• Police and Fire Report
• On previous post, "why wouldn't you wear..." Haven't finished my cup of coffee yet.
• Happy Monday! Happening today: - Mosaic reading 7:00pm at the Cafe Connection. - Men's Basketball vs Mott, 7:30pm in Flint Winter is definitely here (booo). Take it slow on the roads, get there safe! Also, why you wouldn't wear a coat (I'
• Carlson: How to care for an adult
• Interviewer final 'Works For Me' interviewee
• Senior citizens use pole vault for fitness
• Mrs. Claus appears at holiday tea party
• Expansion halts for Autovan
• Medical marijuana rules to be discussed in B.C.
• Sentencings
• Marriages
• Out of Our Past
• Military Notes
• DEQ director promises new approach
• Businesses decorate for holiday season
• Introducing Dennis Bona, KCC president
• Brutsche Concrete celebrates 100 years
• Police and Fire Report
• KCC board works for civility
• Public Meetings
• A picture can be worth more than words at CIR
• How They Voted
• Out of Our Past
• Students campaign against bullying
• Mark Schauer reflects on term
• Peace Prom makes safety stylish
• Jim Hickey makes fifth attempt to walk across U.S.
• Victor Thomas relished life after music
• Groups provide cancer support
• Teen driver changes approved by state lawmakers
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Thank-You Notes
• Mark Schauer reflects on his term, defeat
• In the mood to do a little decorating? Student Life will be decorating the Angel Tree this afternoon from 1-5 pm for tomorrow's Salvation Army Angel Tree celebration with Santa and community children.
• State lawmakers rush to wrap up 2009-10 session
• Wassailing away in Richland
• GM puts $4B into pension plans
• Probate Judge candidates spent large amount on campaigns
• United Way raises more than $6 million for nonprofits
• Brass Band brings the cheer for concerts
• Convicted killer Thomas Foley seeks bond
• County seeks budget changes
• In the Neighborhood
• Sentencings
• Those were some slippery roads out there yesterday! Want to get instant notification if classes are cancelled? Sign up for the KCC Alert Notification by clicking the link under KCC Links on the webportal.
• Breaking down barriers about AIDS
• Crash ignites blaze at Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• Planners OK medical marijuana zones in B.C.
• Lawyers suit gets new life
• Missing boys' father fights return to state
• Lakeview names Neal Vanderbilt to board
• County plans budget hearing
• Emmett Township agreement not firm, official says
• In the Neighborhood
• Police and Fire Report
• Do you hear the voices warming up? Vocal Arts Student Recitals in the Davidson Performing Arts Center at 1 pm today. FREE
• Catch Jason Ramsey jammin' it out in the Student Center today from 11-1 during the Coffeehouse Performance. And while you're at it get all your advising Qs answered.
• In the Neighborhood
• Woman killed in weekend car accident
• Suzanne Horsfall retires from Substance Abuse Council
• Shirley Sherrod speaks on black farmers
• Snyder splits DNRE again
• Pure Michigan winter ad campaign likely to be cut
• Police and Fire Report
• Keith Snyder enters plea in sex case
• Food safety bill could aid Battle Creek institute
• Remember a Vet donations at $2,681
• GET SOME CULTURE! Robert Shimmin: Photographic Exhibition—Ambrotypes, Tintypes, Albumen Prints now going on in the DeVries Gallery in the Davidson Center. OPENING RECEPTION Thursday, 4-6.
• Christmas spirit fills air for Marshall parade
• Speaker urges action on bullying
• Emmett Township, dispatch working on deal
• Tourism industry, others want legislative action
• Shoppers keep it real with holiday decor
• Sentencings
• Kellogg plans Grand Rapids Keebler bakery growth
• Police and Fire Report
• Police: Missing boys' dad lied about woman
• Detroit design student develops coat for homeless
• Donate and Win! KCC Days of Giving: donate items to the BC Haven of Rest between now and 12/8 and be entered to win prizes. Look for the bags in the departments and Centers.
• In the Neighborhood
• Police and Fire Report
• Public Meetings
• Out of Our Past
• Class Notes
• Marriages
• Volunteers search for missing boys
• Carlson: Favre has himself to blame
• Eileen Smeltzer: Real passion for fake flowers
• Candle destroys Bedford Township home
• Local Koreans worried about tension
• Class Notes
• Police and Fire Report
• Ex-USDA official to headline Battle Creek event
• Decoration mavens fully charged
• Bullying addressed in local schools
• Posthumus brings his experience
• Public Meetings
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: When in Canada, shop like Canadians
• Linda Jo Scott: Students of all ages appreciate area professor
• Business Notables
• Shoppers rush to find sales
• Olivet gaga about the Eagles
• Elderly woman bags buck
• Asian carp create nagging fear
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Thank-You Notes
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Shoppers use holiday to find deals, sales
• Sentencings
• Detroit parade a festive tradition
• NAACP hosts Thanksgiving
• Marijuana club at odds with city's plan
• 2010 Remember-A-Vet drive begins
• In the Neighborhood
• GM recalls pickups for child seat problem
• Emmett Township breaks ground for offices
• Employees pledge money for local charities
• Father: Toy gun charges harsh
• Cookies are a family occasion
• GM announces engine production investment
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• We are officially closed for the Thanksgiving holiday at 5pm today. No evening classes, but Blackboard and e-mail will still be accessible. Classes will resume on Monday regular schedule. Have a Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
• Any football predictions for tomorrow? Patriots vs. Lions? Saints vs. Cowboys? Bengals vs. Jets?
• In the Neighborhood
• Recycling woes close Battle Creek center
• Public Meetings
• Sentencings
• Blue Cross Blue Shield told to pay back county
• Festival of Lights marred by thefts, vandalism
• Celebrating traditions of the Mayflower
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Countdown 2 days until Turkey Day! Any wacky or fun family traditions out there?
• Groups back Math, Science Center move
• Holiday sales earlier, stronger this year
• Students with toy guns force lockdowns
• Marshall school board looks at cell phone usage
• Blaze hits empty house
• Sentencings
• Snyder to give Jan. 1 speech outside
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Public Meetings
• Public Meetings
• Out of Our Past
• Military Notes
• Marriages
• Police and Fire Report
• Foreign trade missions boost local economies
• Frank Bowman cuts through season
• Church reopens after tornado damage
• Children write messages in Bibles for soldiers
• Chuck Carlson: We boomers will be here for awhile
• Snyder could face GOP with own agendas
• Police offer tips on dog bites, break-ins
• Response to oil spill gets messy
• Parade flips switch on Festival of Lights
• As Glenwood Trace empties, poor condition emerges
• Most Battle Creek streetlights working again
• Ask a Reporter
• Museum planned for Model A
• How They Voted
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Between nobility and cupcakes, a line is drawn
• Tribe looks to keep language alive
• Thank You Notes
• Schools shape student futures
• Police and Fire Report
• State economy to grow slowly
• Tigers hungry for another title
• Out of Our Past
• In the Neighborhood
• Armed robbery conviction upheld
• With Thanksgiving only a week away, it’s never too early to express what you are thankful for. Let us start off….We are thankful for all our wonderful KCC students, staff, faculty, and our community! Have a great weekend! ;-)
• Police and Fire Report
• GM's return involves 3 American cities
• Experts: U.S. to rebound in 2012
• Detroit museum exhibit to examine forgeries
• In the Neighborhood
• Marshall City Council puts several decisions on hold
• Desiree Parker a camp-grown commodity
• KCC approves Bona's contract
• Calhoun County considers cutting $1M from budget
• Sobriety Court to stop cycle of drunk driving
• On Friday, Nov. 19 Psi Beta members will be in the Student Center from 10am - 4pm to collect non-perishable food items for The Haven. Then, on Saturday, Nov. 20, Psi Beta will deliver the donations and provide food service from 4:30 - 6:30pm.
• Wanna get involved in student life on campus? Have your voices heard through our Kampus Activities Board (KAB) organization. Join us from 2 - 3 pm, TODAY!
• If you are hungry, come on by the Bruin Cafe try today's special: Ruben, Tomato Pesto Soup, and Chicken & Rice Soup....Plus there's Meat Loaf & Mashed Pots...
• Ringing in the holiday spirit
• In the Neighborhood
• U-M staff, students await launch of satellite
• Proposal would raise temporary-business fee
• Republican off to D.C. as new (and old) member
• Walberg supports high-speed rail
• Medical pot rules proposed for Battle Creek
• Homeless Health Fair draws more in need
• Flying fruit lid sparks $150K settlement offer
• Detroit area soldier killed in battle
• Tonight, the "Blue and Gray" takes on the "Blue and Gold"....KCC Men's Basketball Team takes on UofM -Flint Men's Basketball...I'm definitely routing for the "Blue and Gray"!
• KCC in the news: KCC student Blaine Lautzenheiser, builds new decoration platform in Marshall....let's give Blaine our congratulations! Check out the news article at
• Work begins on Oaklawn Hospital addition
• Religious displays join Festival of Lights
• Officials review casino case
• Two men ordered to stand trial in kidnapping
• City could buy homes near airport
• BCPS working to fix problems
• Victims of Pennfield fire identified
• Source: GM to expand IPO by 31 percent
• Plenty on Marshall council agenda
• In the Neighborhood
• Hey Bruins! It's Lunch time you can go to the Bruin Cafe and have a Tuna Melt Sandwich, Cream of Asparagus soup, or Turkey Noodle soup. This sounds delicious...
• Have you ever wanted to know how to catch that dream job? Let us show you through our Job Interview Workshop TODAY. This will take place at 1pm in the Spring Lake Room of the LRC. We’ll see you there new professionals!
• Kidnapping victim feared he would die
• Snyder names 3 more top staffers
• Effort aims to cut dropouts, teen pregnancy
• Budget uncertainty in BCPS finances
• FireKeepers donates turkeys to Food Bank
• Analyst: Innovation key to growth
• Suicide suspected in weekend death
• Lawyer shops thrifts to suit up clients
• Divorces
• Sentencings
• Feeling Hungry? Stop by the Bruin Café for a Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Turkey Noodle Soup, or Tomato Pesto soup!!! Hmmm YUMMY!!! :-)
• Daughter charged in stabbing
• German POWs honored at Fort Custer
• Carlson: An airplane? The Gorgons are amused
• Public Meetings
• Jeff Lippert cleans up for the EPA
• Sentencings
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Military Notes
• Invasive species at Detroit River refuge targeted
• Class Notes
• Players take pickleball seriously
• Eric J. Greene: Downtown changes create hope
• Enbridge worker finds body in river
• Church helps kids celebrate Christmas
• Emmett Township, authority battle over 911 service
• B.C. schools: Help 'the whole child'
• City league highlight sheet scores/thru sheets received by 11 p.m.Thursday, Nov. 11
• Linda Jo Scott: Cows and effect in sexy Wisconsin
• Births
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Candy Land in Canada
• Self-publishing helps put the writer in control
• Lot for lame ducks to do
• Enbridge worker finds body in river
• Educators list reform wishes
• Fans give Harper Creek title-worthy sendoff
• Mediation next in Harper Creek talks
• Habitat director Art Pearce resigns
• Double-murder suspect waives hearing
• Thank-You Notes
• Ticket bought at Michigan porn shop worth $129 million
• Police and Fire Report
• Get out there and enjoy this 70 degree weather, and the weekend too! Have a good one!
• Congrats to all the new Phi Theta Kappa inductees!
• Untitled
• Another tree-killing pest on the attack near Holland
• $266M in lottery winnings to be awarded today
• 2 arrested in stabbings that killed man, hurt wife
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Gary Fields Comedy Club sign comes down
• Charitable Union in need of coats
• Veterans honored in Marshall
• Crews take down house from fatal 2009 fire
• Creating Change lays out programs
• Veterans Day ceremony draws hundreds
• 3 Emmett Township trustees to face recall
• Grants could fund Springfield kitchen, park
• 59-vote margin holds up for probate judge
• Forum updates downtown transformation
• Untitled
• Police search for robbery suspect
• BC firefighters on scene of blaze
• Redpop-flavored cupcakes? Mmmm-hmmm
• Adkins, Bays added to Emmett recall
• Potter Park Zoo snow leopard euthanized
• Emmett to meet in new location tonight
• Sunday morning, Christmas liquor sales OK'd for Michigan
• Judge to hear medical marijuana case against Wal-Mart
• Recycling center closing over user abuse
• Out of Our Past
• Setting It Straight
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Mystery endures in Edmund Fitzgerald sinking
• Eugene LeClear robbery-assault conviction upheld
• In the Neighborhood
• Author Charles Manz touts emotional discipline
• Sojourner Truth to get New York memorial
• Panel focuses on Oaklawn parking needs
• County central dispatch to create backup center
• Baldwin retains post as mayor
• Downtown prepares for Wi-Fi service
• Jase Bolger chosen as House speaker
• Untitled
• Legislature takes another pull on Sunday liquor sales bottle
• Doubts remain on the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
• After missing gunshot wound. medical examiner plans changes
• State employee retirement program goals exceeded
• GM reports $2B 3Q profit ahead of stock offering
• FDA plans graphic cigarette labels
• Panel proposes $3.8T savings plan, Social Security changes
• Albion College: 'Approprate action' taken against gay pride flag burners
• Police and Fire Report
• GM retires Mr. Goodwrench after 37 years
• Listen to the music
• Mich. lawmakers pick leaders for new session
• Harper to hire two new teachers
• Newton Township crash causes casualty
• Ann Arbor enforces ban on porch couches
• New Jeep helps Chrysler lift outlook, narrow loss
• Mich. soldier dies following attack in Afghanistan
• Enbridge helps local charities
• UPDATED: Assistant AG accused of harassing student fired
• Rick Snyder recruits Posthumus, Dillon
• Michigan gets $500K to improve hunter access
• Old Cereal City Office Supply to be razed
• Man dies after stray tire crosses I-696 median
• Untitled
• Unusually reflective Bush gives his side of the story
• 7 injured, one critically, in Friday crash
• Ex-CEO: BP was unprepared for Gulf oil spill
• Court order blocks Oklahoma vote on Islamic law
• Kids pick up on parents' stress, survey finds
• 37 people pitched in last Sat. for the Bruins Give Back Habitat for Humanity and YouthBuild BC. Want to get involved? Contact nyhoffb@kellogg.edu to sign up for the next Bruins Give Back on Dec. 4.
• EPA: Air near Detroit, Muskegon schools safe
• Police and Fire Report
• General Motors sends Mr. Goodwrench to sidelines
• Sentencings
• Michigan trails, other projects get $2.6M boost
• Second torture suspect arraigned
• $1,000 reward offered in burning of dog in Detroit
• Chaldeans rally over Iraq violence
• US Army Corps to study Asian carp, other invasives
• Untitled
• Poll: Dems, GOP divided on how to move forward
• Commission votes to raze building
• Man's body washes up on beach near South Haven
• Police searching for home invasion, assault suspects
• Snyder taps Dillon, Posthumus for posts
• Third round prep football pairings announced
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Carlson: It's time to reflect
• State assistant attorney general Shirvell fired
• Sentencings
• Second man arraigned in torture, kidnapping
• Don Boult puts people in the game
• Chaldeans in Mich., Ill. rally over Iraq violence
• Technology a blessing, curse for remote island
• 2 planes collide while taxiing at Mich. airport
• Fire blazes for six hours, destroys Albion home
• Ohio school goes from dead end to high-tech star
• Time nears to choose next B.C. mayor
• GM to dump Mr. Goodwrench
• Opinions mixed on alcoholic drink ban
• Detroit's Bing promotes campaign to upgrade city's image
• County lifts drinking water ban
• Mich. unions hoping for an amicable GOP accord
• B.C., Albion schools fight for progress
• NTSB report: Pilot fatigue may have led to crash
• Ky. slaying may be linked to suspected killings
• Untitled
• Blind Ohio man learns to fix cars without sight
• 1 dead in Newton Township wreck
• Fire causes $7M damage to Indianapolis plane site
• Highland Park store sells $128.6M Powerball ticket
• HR director for Louisville Courier-Journal killed in wreck
• $10,000 to help develop Lake St. Clair water trail
• Purdue to toast hero pilot Sullenberger Nov. 12
• Guard recruiter admits fraud in collecting bonuses
• Rebates tempting? Read this first
• Report: Mich. deputies mistook woman as suspect
• The Amish Cook: Season is ripe for tasty applesauce cake
• GOP, Dems debate tax, spending cuts
• Class Notes
• Ghostly views of the Edmund Fitzgerald
• Ask a Reporter
• UPDATED: Albion home destroyed by fire
• State Dems headed for the rocks
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Replacing Laptop Lazarus
• Snapshots: Artists sell works for cause
• Drunken driving charges pending in wreck
• Toda America expected to employ up to 57
• McQuiston aided city with a 'servant's heart'
• California to send inmates to Mich. private prison
• Workers find jawbone fragment in excavated dirt
• Obama announces $10 billion in trade deals
• Survivors' scenarios could help in 2012
• Police: Drunk driving charges pending in Emmett wreck
• Out of Our Past
• Sentencings
• Police and Fire Report
• Thank-you Notes
• Lawyer's disciplinary hearing to continue
• Tribal casino in Northern Michigan draws legal scrutiny
• Witness disputes officer testimony in accident hearing
• Local musician finds success
• Mock disaster prepares Marshall students
• Authorities seize about 100 guns from 2 properties
• Suspicious fire to be investigated
• Woman dies more than 4 months after severe beating
• Coupons worth more than $138 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Volunteers sought to restore state parks
• Untitled
• Paleontologists' 'candy store' unearthed in Colo.
• State makes changes to food stamp program
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Lame-duck board passes senior millage
• Cutiepie Cafe looks to fill a need
• Senate leaders defer to Snyder
• In the Neighborhood
• Strander ponders recount after close vote
• Sparky Anderson embraced life off the field
• Battle Creek's holiday lights going green
• Coupons worth more than $138 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Untitled
• DSO members to picket concert
• Food stamp delivery dates to change in Michigan
• Aretha Franklin cancels appearances
• In the Neighborhood
• Police report overtime reductions
• Automakers report strong October sales
• Building in historic district could be razed
• Oil spill workers prepare for winter
• County board swings to the right
• Jaconette claims Calhoun probate race
• Snyder prepares for transition
• Bolger poised to lead House Republicans
• Democratic votes dwindle in 7th
• Assistant AG allowed back on U-M campus
• Untitled
• GOP impact will sweep Michigan
• Michigan moves to ban alcohol energy drinks
• Whitmer picked as Dems' leader in Senate
• Snow showers in the forecast
• Engler veterans join Snyder transition team
• A 9 and 10 News broadcast in Traverse City, Michigan, of the Traverse City Fire Department using Kellogg Community College's Air Rescue Firefighter Trainer to train for an emergency. To find out more about the program, visit www.kellogg.edu/arff
• Schuette wins state attorney general race
• GOP romps to control of U.S. House
• Councils change; mayor remains; proposals pass
• Nofs wins full Senate term
• Dyer victorious in Marshall
• Republicans pick up 3 county board seats
• Segal, Bolger win second terms
• Jaconette wins Calhoun probate race
• Walberg ousts Schauer after 1 term
• Snyder becomes Michigan's CEO
• Untitled
• A changing of the guard in Michigan's U.S. House delegation
• 2 men found beaten, bound off Waubascon Road
• Enquirer delivery may be delayed Wednesday
• In the Neighborhood
• Sentencings
• Turnout seen as key to Dems' hopes
• GOP hopefuls make final pitch
• Marshall House Apartments to get facelift
• Car buyers more likely to find deals later this year than now
• Detroit sees 169 fires during Halloween weekend
• Kellogg disappointed in third-quarter performance
• 'College Night' draws students
• Candle blamed for fire
• Untitled
• Weak cereal sales dampen Kellogg's 3Q results
• Polls open until 8 p.m. today
• Poll shows GOP has lead in final midterm run-up
• Times posted for second round of football playoffs
• Minor house fire on Post Avenue
• Burning candle likely cause of deadly fire
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• Military Notes
• Marriages
• Snyder, Bernero make late campaign push
• Kids enjoy B.C. tricks and treats
• Shannon Geesin: Jill of all trades
• Voting shows you really do care
• Albion kids learn to love
• Mich. Iraqi Christians mourning Baghdad attack
• Pennfield blaze claims two lives
• Turnout seen as key to Michigan Democrats' hopes
• Untitled
• Granholm plans Mich. business trip to South Korea
• Schuette, Leyton cover ground in AG's race push
• Linda Jo Scott: Tunes and treats at this front door
• Artists interpret cancer survivors' stories
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Canned costumes and The Box
• Snapshots: 3 men thankful for new start
• Class Notes
• KCC teaches translation techniques
• Burmese want driving exam translated
• 2 shot during smoking dispute
• Views vary on no Social Security increase
• Coupons worth more than $193 in today's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Untitled
• Fire heavily damages Pennfield Twp. apartments
• Births
• Boosters bolster school athletics
• Police: Tainted treats not a likely threat for holiday
• NAACP speaker: show love, inspire youth
• Lakeview trustee leaves board
• 'W' dominates grid playoffs
• Schauer, Walberg donations top $4M
• Coupons worth more than $193 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Untitled
• Fight over smoking leaves 2 hurt in shooting
• Gubernatorial Candidate, Virg Bernero, visited Kellogg Community College's Regional Manufacturing Technology Center on Monday, October 4.
• Bruins Give Back took place with Habitat for Humanity on October 2nd. 31 volunteers participated including softball players, women's basketball players, KCC staff and students. If anyone is interested in participating on November 6th, please contact
• On Sunday, October 24, 2010, the Michigan Democratic Party hosted an event on KCC's campus for US Congressman Mark Schauer that featured former United States President, Bill Clinton.
• Battle Creek Area Chamber of Commerce Announces Candidate Endorsements
• Judge defends decisions in 1987 murder trial
• Howell boy, 9, aims to retrieve new service dog
• Costumed City Hall staff shock visitors
• Kirk Lee files pre-election finances
• In the Neighborhood
• Thank-You Notes
• Fire destroys scrapyard office at auto parts store
• Father claims he didn't hurt 'my babies'
• Snyder tops Bernero in fundraising for governor
• ZooBoo provides Halloween fun
• Incumbents lead in fundraising
• Coupons worth more than $146 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Untitled
• United Way of Greater Battle Creek News - October 22, 2010
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Out of Our Past
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• State wants to euthanize bear
• In the Neighborhood
• Oaklawn Hospital still in talks to expand
• Alternative medicine expert in B.C.
• CCCDA won't collect 911 fees yet
• Medical marijuana workshop on docket
• Tony Matteoni recalled as loving, dedicated
• Researchers: Obama related to Palin, Limbaugh
• Untitled
• Penalties for health professionals
• LIVE VIDEO-Rescue attempt under way for Chilean miners
• Emmett sets millage rate
• Walberg, Schauer hold lively debate
• DNRE sets trap for aggressive mother bear
• Soup Day Habitat fundraiser happens Friday
• UPDATED: Delton man shot by police is identified
• Hunter tells story of fighting off black bear
• Income tax revenue healthier
• In the Neighborhood
• GOP ad puts Schauer in funny pages
• More money for tech upgrades sought in Harper Creek
• Totem pole gets a fresh look
• Dispatch funding options emerge
• Families mourn 5 dead in crash
• Stats underscore infant health risk in B.C.
• Candidates talk jobs, education at forum
• Oil spill cleanup could stir contaminants
• Untitled
• LIVE VIDEO-Rescue attempt under way for Chilean miners
• Flags at half-staff today for Sgt. Tony Matteoni
• 2 charged for abusing horses in Hillsdale County
• Pilot hurt in Livingston County plane crash
• Untitled
• IFPTI surpasses 2010 training goal
• State police trooper hurt in collision on way to call
• Candidate forum today at Burnham Brook
• Gas balloon race leaders make it to Michigan
• Former Wayne Co. judge faces hearing over perjured testimony
• Grand Valley State chief reassures GLBT students
• Police and Fire Report
• Marriages
• Public Meetings
• In the Neighborhood
• Chuck Carlson: Great writing is a gift
• LGBT community holds vigil
• Respiratory therapist helps patients breathe
• Daimler recalling 85K autos over power steering
• Bernero attacks Snyder on creating jobs
• Tight budgets lead to more civilians used for policing
• Mourners honor Marine
• Immigration advocacy goes local
• Public gets a peek into Penniman Castle
• Antique tractor show, log carve mark end of season for store
• Visitors flock to Cranefest
• In the Neighborhood
• Ask a Reporter: What are local rules on leaf burning?
• Class Notes
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Parlez-vous Français? You bet!
• Frazz is moving in
• Bernero, Snyder set to face off
• BCCHS marching band puts on show in Urbandale
• Visitors flock to Cranefest
• Hundreds in Union City salute Tony Matteoni
• Wal-Mart to submit store site plan
• Coupons worth more than $171 in today's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Untitled
• Sentencings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Michigan Secretary of State candidates debate
• New coffee, tea house offers Serenity
• New Wal-Mart is on: Water issue renewed
• Union City to honor fallen Marine Tony Matteoni today
• B.C. seeks Consumers refund for streetlights
• Coupons worth more than $171 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Untitled
• Out of Our Past
• Thank You Notes
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• Schwarz, VFW endorse Schauer
• Calhoun County board OK's hiring minority health coordinator
• Mike Nofs seeks full term in Senate
• Farmers say they aren't hiring illegals
• Bernero takes aim at Snyder's job record
• Calhoun County preps for big flu-shot demand
• Diver drowns in Gull Lake
• West Michigan Avenue switches to parallel parking
• Coupons worth more than $171 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• High fire danger today
• Untitled
• Capital Avenue at Roosevelt down to two lanes next week
• EPA to host oil spill forum Oct. 14
• Emmett Township promotes fire safety with schools, daycares
• S.A.F.E. Place accepting volunteer training applications
• Services set for Sgt. Tony Matteoni
• Out of Our Past
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Wildlife rebounding from oil spill disaster
• Bolger has more he wants to do
• Schauer, Sander Levin discuss China trade
• Emmett Township to put tax before voters
• Covance food-testing laboratory opens
• Untitled
• Downtown construction update
• Gov.'s office: Matteoni services possible next week
• Gas leak shuts down much of downtown South Bend
• Crude oil pipeline shut down after leak near Port Huron
• Michigan soldier, 20, dies serving in Afghanistan
• Gibbs: Afghans, Taliban in talks
• Justices struggle with free speech, funeral protests
• Immigration forum Oct. 14 in B.C.
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Outsiders air 80% of ads in Michigan races
• Tribe plays host to Big 8 runners
• Morgan hits trail without outside funds
• Two more recall petitions filed
• Five years later, Ashley Parlier still missing
• Albion council appoints new councilman
• Leila Arboretum to get the horse
• Macomb Co. girl, 12, shot by dad working on gun
• Effort continues to fund local history museum
• Therapeutic horse riding facility opens doors in Holland
• Homecoming king earns students' support
• Jackson-area man, 45, pleads no contest to abusing teen boys
• Untitled
• Settlement reached in Muskegon pepper spray death lawsuit
• Drugs, money seized by Calhoun County deputies
• Kalamazoo River just above Plainwell is reopened
• Public a no-show at hearing
• Out of Our Past
• Union City loses a second Marine to war
• Marshall carnival seeks volunteers
• Untitled
• SWET to receive $248K grant
• Stuck among 'Native American 40 Under 40
• Dumpster fire doused at Battle Creek Central
• Dearborn schools paid to settle lawsuit by Christian coach
• Ford to eliminate dealers in Lincoln revival
• AP Source: Pistons to sell the team to Ilitch
• Poof! Silverdome pot party goes up in smoke
• 'Stars on Cars' ratings system getting tougher
• Along highways, signs of serial killings
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians strike
• Steven Mobley sets sights on incumbent
• Erin Gruwell featured at Founder's Day
• Untitled
• Union City Marine, 22, dies in Afghanistan
• Mich. man, 43, accused of cheating, machete attack
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 2.7 cents
• Hearing scheduled for Mich. student's PPO request
• Public Meetings
• Marriages
• Sentencings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Jobless rates take toll
• Henry McKeever: A passion for bicycles
• Segal touts help for district
• Arboretum may get horse sculpture
• Class Notes
• The Amish Cook: The best grape juice is homemade
• Births
• Linda Jo Scott: Hindu priest's life is one he chooses
• How They Voted
• Nicole L.V. Mullis: Teen is out to lunch
• American auto sales continue to struggle
• B.C. River gets a little TLC
• Enbridge has $48M footprint in county
• Riverfront property project stalls
• Untitled
• Coupons worth more than $130 in today's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Thank-You Notes
• Sentencings
• The nuts, bolts and sockets of artist's work
• Murder suspect ruled competent
• Parade draws locals downtown
• Untitled
• Coupons worth more than $130 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Police and Fire Report
• Norris Burkes: Salvation found through teamwork
• In the Neighborhood
• Oil spill remediation efforts increase with hunting season
• Economy shuts down Palermo and Cannoli's
• Fort custer cannon moved
• Albion residents plan to fix schools
• Oil response bill splits county's state lawmakers
• Deer-car crashes on the rise
• AP sources: New vehicles may reach 62 mpg by 2025
• Church harvests pumpkins for fundraiser
• Mich. Deer archery season opens statewide Friday
• Battery factory could bring new jobs
• Group seeking Mich. constitutional amendment fined
• Untitled
• Father who used daughter, 2, as shield sentenced
• Coupons worth more than $130 in Sunday's Enquirer — subscribe now!
• Bernero, Snyder to speak in Detroit, Dearborn
• Michigan to review early Sunday liquor sales bill
• Mich. assistant AG's anti-gay blog free speech?
• Bernero in Battle Creek on Monday
• Police and Fire Report
• Postal rate increase rejected
• More than 100 jobs coming to B.C.
• Sources: Emanuel leaving White House for Chicago mayoral bid
• In the Neighborhood
• Steven Mobley explains gun donation
• Pipeline bill gets House OK
• Charlotte hospital seeks project funding
• Program teaches fire safety
• State budget nearly complete
• Head-on crash kills B.C. man
• Have Asian carp met their match?
• AMSA aims to grow
• Driver identified in fatal crash
• Officials mull math, science center move
• New company hopes to bring 100 jobs to BC
• Untitled
• Burlington man dies in Kalamazoo-area trench collapse
• Fisher-Price recall involves 10 million toys
• Federal money eased state budget crisis — this time
• Physician to discuss drug use in workplaces
• Italians search for missing American balloonists
• Charges dropped against wife in Detroit-area attorney's death
• Mackinac ferry proposals make a splash
• House passes state transportation budget
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Autopsy: Lawyer was not slain
• Sentencings
• Training prepares officers for drug raids
• Universities would take cut in budget plan
• Emmett Township trustee Andy Sims to face recall vote
• Charges filed in 2004 double murder
• Founder's Day event books author Erin Gruwell
• Recession leaves lasting toll in area
• Man dead after two-car wreck on Territorial Road
• Untitled
• House passes oil spill response bill
• EPA: Michigan now meets ozone rule
• Recall OK'd for Emmett's Sims
• Granholm orders flags lowered for Saginaw soldier
• First the bras, then the panties: 600 pairs stolen from Victoria's Secret
• Lawmakers return to work on state budget
• Enbridge: Restart going well
• VIDEO: Not guilty, but stuck with big bills, damaged career
• Setting It Straight
• MSU's Dantonio to return Saturday
• Out of Our Past
• Public Meetings
• Police and Fire Report
• In the Neighborhood
• Walberg: Obama 'certainly' is a U.S. citizen
• Marshall plans mock school shooting
• Jimmy John's to open by early November
• Clean-up deadline passes, EPA still has concerns
• Marching band gets ready for homecoming
• Untitled
• DTE to keep gas on at 40 Detroit firehouses
• State program aimed at preventing child abuse
• Battle Creek Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Chamber Receives Five Star Accreditation
• Estimate of oil spillage escalates to one million gallons
• In face of criticism Enbridge will double response to spill
• Michigan Governor urges hearty response to spill
• DON'T MISS THE ANNUAL CHAMBER GOLF OUTING - August 6, 2010 - CLICK HERE!
• Legislative Priorities 2010
• Emmett Township DPS News - Meth Lab Discovered In Emmett Township Neighborhood
• Lakeview Elementary Students Shine in Children’s Literature Project Contest
• United Way of Greater Battle Creek News - March 24, 2010
• United Way of Greater Battle Creek February 2010 Newsletter
• Emmett Township Department of Public Safety News: Attempt to locate Strong Armed Robbery...
• Emmett Township DPS News - Two Suspects In Custody After Break In Of An ATM
• United Way of Greater Battle Creek Makes Goal with $5,409,049
• United Way of Greater Battle Creek Winter Newsletter 2009
• December 2009 BC Revolution Group Ticket Packages
• Emmett DPS Computer Crimes Officer Leads Investigators To Potential Child Predator...
• Emmett Township DPS News - Aug 31, 2009
• Emmett DPS Officers Investigating Shooting / Homicide
• Emmett Township DPS: Stabbing in Emmett Township After Argument
• Spring Cabaret Concert and Desserts
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Emmett Township Department of Public Safety News - January 2, 2009
• Knights To Host Preseason Contest vs. Mid-Michigan Destroyers
• Battle Creek Knights Sign Jeremy File for 2009 Season
• Kingman Museum Newsletter - November 26, 2008
• Kellogg Company Partners with Battle Creek Knights for Kellogg’s Kids Program
• Battle Creek Knights Sign Duke Cleveland For 2009 PBL Season
• Premier Basketball League Welcomes Battle Creek Knights
• KCC Announces New Interim Director of Athletics
• Battle Creek Field Of Flight Air Show And Balloon Festival
• Kellogg Company Supports Battle Creek Knights Youth Ticket Program
• 2008 Battle Creek Knights Professional Basketball Team Season Ticket Benefits
• Kcc’s Men’s Basketball Coach Wins Coach Of The Year
• New Grant Funded Scholarships Open Doors for KCC Students to Attend Hope College

Americantowns.com Sitemap