D ressed in a blue pinstripe suit, blue-and-red bowtie an
Terrifying sock puppets and a heartbroken robot helped area teen Nathan Ginter become a U.S. Presidential Scholar.
For Kalamazoo Philharmonia conductor Andrew Koehler, when the orchestra and the Bach Festival Chorus present the North American premiere
When Bach Festival Chorus member Rick Van Enk heard that the chorus would be singing a requiem for those who died in the Soviet-induced f
Hunger in the Kalamazoo community and other parts of the world will be the theme of a student exhibit at the Kalamazoo Public Library pla
Every May Kalamazoo hosts the Olympics of the string music world, but many local folks don’t even know it.
The next best thing to watching a professional jazz orchestra perform is watching a youth jazz orchestra perform, especially one that’s n
Two things happened a world away from each other when Pierre van der Westhuizen was 10 that would come together for him many years later
What can a world-renowned keyboard festival learn from a Kalamazoo-area craft brewery?
"I did a Google search for cool images and a religious article popped up with the words ‘Last Gasp,’” recalls Jay Jackson.
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Off a dirt road in rural Van Buren County, two hoop house
Even after 36 years in the business, Larry Bell still get
Nature Center CEO Nathan Smallwood, left, walks one of the center’s trails with Luke Allison, KNC's landscape coordinator.
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