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‘Hillsdale people love Hillsdale people’: Alumna joins DC staff

Josie Miller is now Hillsdale’s manager of professional development. Courtesy | Austin Thomason. An alumna and the daughter of a professor now works as the manager of professional development at Hillsdale in Washington, D.C. Josie Miller ’22 joined the staff in June, after working for the news division of...

Hillsdale, MI · 1d
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Battle Creek rules 'positivity chalkboard' allowed to stay up

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — After months of discussion, Battle Creek will allow a resident to display her chalkboard positivity sign along Capital Avenue. The zoning board of appeals approved a variance in a 4-2 vote Tuesday night. Jonna Siano first put up the sign during the pandemic, showing messages...

Battle Creek, MI · 2d
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Water disconnections for nonpayment in Battle Creek to resume in March

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Battle Creek is about to resume water disconnections for residents who haven't paid their bills. The city stopped shutting off water to residents for nonpayment during the COVID-19 pandemic, and has continued that policy ever since. At a meeting Tuesday, city commissioners discussed plans to...

Battle Creek, MI · 1d
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Sturgis holiday events bring festive fun to downtown

Sturgis will celebrate the Christmas season with three days of downtown activities Dec. 3-5, including a Christkindlmarkt, carriage and trolley rides, visits with Santa, a 5K run and a parade. The Dashing Through Downtown celebration includes activities on Pleasant Avenue and at several downtown locations, according to a community announcement. The Christkindlmarkt will run from 4-8 p.m. Dec. 3 on Pleasant Avenue, featuring Christmas vendors, food trucks and a hot cocoa bar. The Ugly Sweater 5K Run begins at 6 p.m., with a $30 entry fee. Registration information is available through sturgischamber.com. The Christkindlmarkt continues from 4-9 p.m. Dec. 4, with activities include free carriage rides, a giant snow globe photo opportunity and free trolley car rides. Santa will be at Free Church Park from 5-8 p.m. Dec. 4. The scheduled activities include a Santa on Firetruck Parade through downtown at 5 p.m., reindeer, free cookies, performances by the Sturgis High School band and choir and free make-and-take activities provided by First United Methodist Church. A Sip & Stroll will run from 5:30-9 p.m. at businesses throughout downtown. Punch cards will be available at the Downtown Development Authority booth at the Christkindlmarkt on Pleasant Avenue. More: Remembrances for Edmund Fitzgerald.

Sturgis, MI · 2d

Sturgis Journal

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Sturgis schools weigh new bond after May rejection

STURGIS, MI – A three-part bond proposal to fund upgrades throughout the Sturgis Public Schools campus is being examined for consideration next year, months after a similar, $98 million request was nixed by voters. The board of education and district administrators on Nov. 6 and Nov. 9, discussed a potential $86.7 million proposal, one that could be broken into sections by academic and athletic priority. All told, the proposal in development would see a millage rate of about 6.95 mills. The matter is still in the discussion phase, but will need to be finalized by January to make deadline for a spring ballot measure, district officials said. More: Sturgis holiday events bring festive fun to downtown A potential first request, estimated at about $51.2 million, would seek funding for academic infrastructure, such as bathroom renovations, roof replacements, barrier-free access and security improvements, technology, library renovations, classroom renovations, parking, drives and site work. A second request would focus on reduced athletic complex upgrades at $9.2 million, including new LED stadium lighting, a new grandstand at the soccer field and soil remediation, a reduction of more than $12 million over May’s proposal. A third section at approximately $26.3 million would ask for

Sturgis, MI · 2d

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God’s Kitchen offering free Thanksgiving dinners at two Battle Creek sites next week

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — God’s Kitchen of Michigan is once again offering free community Thanksgiving dinners in Battle Creek with two meal sites. The first dinner will be served from 5 to 6 p.m. at First United Methodist Church on Wednesday, Nov. 18. Amazing America: Holland keeps true...

Battle Creek, MI · 8h

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Hillsdale Bests ODU in G-MAC Quarterfinal

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Dominican Panthers (21-8) volleyball team hosted the Hillsdale Chargers (16-12) on Tuesday (Nov. 10) evening at Alumni Hall in a Great Midwest Tournament Quarterfinal. The Panthers jumped to a 2-0 lead but ended up falling to the Chargers in five sets. L, 3-2 vs. Hillsdale.

Columbus, OH · 2d

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North quad adds snow, ice melting system

A new electric heating system will melt snow and ice on the north quad, according to Chief Administrative Officer Rich Péwé. The snow melt system was installed beneath the recently-poured concrete under the quad in front of Christ Chapel, and the college plans to install more under the undercroft, grand staircase, and all other pavement around the north quad, according to Péwé.

Hillsdale, MI · 1d

Kalamazoo Gazette

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North Pole Experience brings Christmas magic to Marshall this December

MARSHALL, MI — Families in Marshall can step into a winter wonderland when The North Pole Experience arrives at the Franke Center for the Arts on Saturday, Dec. 19, the center announced this week. The hour-long immersive event will transport visitors through Santa’s workshop, where they can interact with...

Marshall, MI · 3d

The Battle Creek Enquirer

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Harper Creek's Camille Robinson signs to play volleyball at East Tennessee State

BATTLE CREEK - Harper Creek volleyball coach Terra King knew she had a future college athlete in her gym when Camille Robinson was in fifth grade. On Wednesday, King watched Robinson sign her National Letter of Intent to make that official. Robinson committed to play Division I volleyball at East Tennessee State during a signing ceremony at Harper Creek High School on Wednesday, Nov. 11. MORE: No. 4 St. Philip advances in volleyball regionals; Lakeview falls short "I am so excited for her. This has been a dream of hers. Camille started being a ball girl in our gym in fifth grade. I hardly remember Harper Creek volleyball without her being here," King said. "She has been looking forward to this and wanting this. This has been on her dream list since then and we had no doubt this day would come." Robinson, a senior outside hitter, is a difference maker for the Beavers. She finished her senior high school volleyball season as a four-time all-city and all-league selection. She ended her season with 584 kills, 319 digs, 61 aces and 44 blocks while hitting .272. She started the season as a Miss Volleyball Award candidate, given to the top

Battle Creek, MI · 2d

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Hillsdale County 4-H faces proposed 2027 budget cuts ahead of public hearing

HILLSDALE, MI (WTVB) – Youth programming in Hillsdale County is at the center of budget debates as the Hillsdale County Board of Commissioners weighs a draft 2027 budget featuring a proposed 16.4% funding cut to Michigan State University Extension. The reduction would trim roughly $28,469 from the county’s Extension...

Hillsdale County, MI · 8h

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Battle Creek Christmas Parade is Nov 21; Bobby Holley named grand marshal

The Harper Creek Optimist Club has been hard at work planning the upcoming annual Battle Creek Christmas Parade. The parade will be held in downtown Battle Creek on Saturday, Nov. 21. The parade will kick off at the corner of Champion Street and Washington Avenue at 5:45 p.m., with arrival...

Battle Creek, MI · 1d

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Disaster aid has become a political lottery – libraries, schools and places of worship are stepping into the breach

This Storyshare is republished in whole from The Conversation. Featured photo: Volunteers assess tornado damage in Union City, Mich., on March 7, 2026. Nam Y. Huh/AP Photo. Four tornadoes tore across southwest Michigan in early March 2026, killing four people. They were the state’s deadliest natural hazards in decades.

Union City, MI · 1d

The Battle Creek Enquirer

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Josh Turner returning to FireKeepers for Battle Creek show

Country music singer Josh Turner will return to FireKeepers Casino Hotel in Battle Creek for a March 5, 2027, concert featuring hits from his two-decade career and music from his latest album. The concert begins at 8 p.m. at the FireKeepers Event Center, 11177 E. Michigan Ave. in Battle Creek, with doors opening at 7 p.m., according to a community announcement. Tickets go on sale Nov. 21 at 10 a.m. and start at $49 plus applicable fees. Tickets will be available at FireKeepersCasino.com and at the FireKeepers Casino Box Office in the hotel lobby. Turner is known for his baritone voice and songs including "Your Man," "Why Don't We Just Dance" and "Long Black Train." He has earned five No. 1 singles and more than 6 billion global career streams, according to the announcement. His 2003 debut album, "Long Black Train," received Platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America, while the title track has been certified 2x Platinum. More: Harper Creek lands $17,563 for student cultural event Josh Turner touring behind latest album Turner's latest album, "This Country Music Thing," was released through MCA Records and debuted in the Top 10 of the Country Albums chart. The album

Battle Creek, MI · 23h

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B.C. Central football falls in district final

On Nov. 6, the Battle Creek High School football team saw its season come to an end following a 48-12 loss at Zeeland West in a Div. 3 district final. The loss left the Bearcats with a 6-5 season record. “Our kids played hard, but Zeeland West was just the...

Battle Creek, MI · 1d

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Behnke wins reelection as B.C. mayor; Haadsma defeats Frisbie in State House District 44 rematch; incumbent Lightner wins in House District 45; State Senators Lindsey, Albert reelected

Battle Creek Mayor Mark Behnke won reelection Nov. 3, capturing 45.44% of the vote (7,284 votes), defeating challengers Lynn Ward Gray (40.92% and 6,560 votes) and Tino Smith (12.94% and 2,074 votes). “I am deeply honored and humbled by the trust the people of Battle Creek have placed in me...

Battle Creek, MI · 1d