It was a unique and creative assignment.
At 27, Anika Johnson is the owner of two businesses: the Kalamazoo franchise of Soccer Shots, an organization that teaches kids 2 to 8 ye
Two decades ago, when James Devers was attending Western Michigan University, his goal was to work in the juvenile justice system.
It’s not only farmers in Southwest Michigan who have had their eyes on the sky this summer.
When Andrew Haan was skateboarding down the Kalamazoo Mall as a high-schooler and working at his family’s store, Warren’s Sporting Goods
Western Michigan University decided to invest in a growing industry with its new WMU Esports Arena, located in the former Little Theatre,
When it comes to celebrating all things Irish in Kalamazoo, it’s a couple with a Polish last name you can thank.
Cheryl Dickson became a pediatrician because when she was 8, a doctor made her swallow a pill.
People who meet Kristen Crandle might be surprised to find out she is not an ice skater.
In the early 1980s, when cable television was still in it
When Gloria Badiner laid eyes on cast glass for the first
WMU theater professor Lofton Durham conceived of and oversees the Mostly Medieval Theatre Festival.
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