When Mattie Jordan-Woods started her job as the executive
No doubt writing is a solitary endeavor, but a number of local writers find that their craft improves with regular feedback and support f
Afew years ago Al Holloway came across a copy of MAKE: magazine, a publication featuring projects as diverse as creating animatr
On a Sunday evening in September, 15 Germans arrived by chartered bus at a rural home near Schoolcraft.
If you think you see musician and singer Matt Giraud driving through Kalamazoo in a minivan with a bumper sticker that says “I used to be
Are Kalamazooans suddenly eschewing their suburban homes and yards to raise their families in downtown lofts? No.
Downtown Kalamazoo is looking a lot like the future of the United States.
Felix Brooks has big shoes to fill, even though he’s the first person to step into them.
It’s nearly the season for road salt, and last year alone the city of Kalamazoo used 5,000 tons of it.
When Mattie Jordan-Woods started her job as the executive
Traveling west on Whites Road past the Kalamazoo Country
They don't carry guns, don’t have a badge and can’t write
Inside the offices of Paper City Development in downtown
Dancer Samantha Soltis rehearses Loïe Fuller’s Fire Dance.
Istock photography
