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Hulk Hogan Launching New Beer In Michigan – Here Is Where You Can Meet Him
Hulk Hogan is hosting several appearances in Michigan. You can catch the former WWE superstar today, July 24th, 2024, and tomorrow July 25th, 2024 in the Great Lakes State. Hogan is promoting his new beer brand, Real American Beer. Where will Hulk Hogan be in Michigan?. Hulk Hogan will be...
Big Lots to close 4 stores in Michigan: List of locations affected
Big Lots plans to close 35 to 40 stores this year, including several in Michigan. The discount realtor headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, has more than 1,392 stores in 48 states as of May 4, according to a filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in June where the company noted the...
The Sauk's ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ musical adaptation promises new surprises
JONESVILLE — Most people know the story of young Charlie Bucket and his desire to win a Golden Ticket from Willy Wonka. However, a new musical adaptation of the story promises a few new surprises. “It is a very smart and extremely funny adaptation,” said Trinity Bird, executive director of The Sauk and the production’s director. “All the things you love are still there but there are some fun changes on the adventure.” ...
Nobody claims ownership of $250K earmark for abandoned church in Michigan budget
(The Center Square) – A $250,000 earmark in the new Michigan state budget is raising concerns, with little information about its use beyond a building rehabilitation project. Event planner Tatiana Grant told the Detroit News she requested the funding to restore the St. Columba Episcopal Church, which has been closed since 2003. However, nonprofit Invest Detroit, which holds the grant funding, says there is no ownership agreement with Grant. The...
Warning! Measles are Back and Showing In Michigan!
It's been a long time that a case of the measles has been detected in Michigan. It was 2019 when the last cases were diagnosed. But guess what? It's back!. This could be very tough for those unvaccinated against measles because it is one of the most contagious diseases, but is mostly dangerous in young children and babies our sister station 102.5 The Block reports.
Vandercook Lake superintendent departing for new job in Portage
JACKSON COUNTY, MI - Tracey Lowder is leaving Vandercook Lake Public Schools, effective Friday, July 26, to take another job. Lowder, who became the district’s superintendent in 2022, is taking over as Portage Northern High School principal, after his contract was approved by the Portage Public Schools Board on Monday, July 22.
Officials in the Kalamazoo area call on Whitmer to challenge FEMA’s refusal of aid for the storms on May 7
Financial aid for businesses and families attempting to rebuild in Kalamazoo, Cass, Branch, and St. Joseph counties would have been made available through the declaration. In a written statement, State Senator Sean McCann of Kalamazoo expressed his dissatisfaction with the ruling. McCann expressed disappointment over the decision that affects real...
Quincy’s annual Kids Day in the Park set for Friday evening
QUINCY, MI (WTVB) – The Village of Quincy will hold its “Kids Day” in the park on Friday evening. The annual free event for children 12 and under is normally held on the last Friday of July. Quincy Village Manager Brittney Butler says “Kids Day” activities at...
Over 20 pounds of crystal meth seized in Kalamazoo drug bust, KVET says
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A 50-year-old Kalamazoo man was arrested after investigators found pounds of drugs inside his home. In a joint investigation, officers with the Kalamazoo Valley Enforcement Team, or KVET, and the DEA searched the home on South Rose Street near West Lovell Street Wednesday. Inside, investigators found...
Michigan’s ‘bison wrangler’ shares secrets of the Domino’s Farms herd
ANN ARBOR — On the northeast edge of Ann Arbor, between M-14 and Domino’s Farms, is where the buffalo roam. There, drivers on their daily commute can often catch a glimpse of a herd of 75 bison, grazing across a 90-acre pasture that is part of the Domino’s Farms complex. If they look closely enough, they may also see the beat-up red Ford pickup of Todd Crocker, the herd’s official bison wrangler.
Muskegon police given 10 microchip scanners to reunite pets with owners
MUSKEGON, MI - Ten microchip scanners were donated to the Muskegon Police Department by a local animal nonprofit in hopes of reuniting more lost pets with their owners sooner. Kendra Boos, founder of Operation Solo, dropped off the microchip scanners to the police on Wednesday, July 25, after rallying friends and family to purchase a total of 30 scanners.
Black Violin: Feeling ‘like a kid again’ as the duo girds for Grand Rapids tour stop
The celebrated duo that melds hip hop, classical music, jazz and funk will join the Grand Rapids Symphony next week. The Local Spins interview with violist Wilner Baptiste. As a groundbreaking duo, Black Violin has attracted attention from lots of different quarters, sparking collaborations with stars such as Alicia Keys, Tom Petty, Kanye West and Aerosmith.
Group backed by prominent developer urges ‘No’ vote on hotel tax hike
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A conservative political fund bankrolled by a West Michigan apartment developer is campaigning against the Aug. 6 ballot proposal to raise Kent County’s hotel tax to fund projects such as Acrisure Amphitheater and a professional soccer stadium. TGIF Victory Fund, a political action committee...
Camden grad recipient of hospital's $50,000 nursing scholarship
HILLSDALE — Hillsdale Hospital has recognized Annabelle Corkle as the 2024 recipient of its Future of Nursing Academic Assistance Program. After completing an application and interview process, Corkle was selected to receive tuition assistance of up to $10,000 per year for five years as she pursues her nursing education. “Annabelle is an outstanding...
‘Will Carleton Farm Festival’ is a step back in time
HILLSDALE — The community can learn more about Hillsdale’s history on August 3 at a free event at the Will Carleton Poorhouse. The annual Will Carleton Farm Festival will feature a Civil War encampment, fresh baked goods and museum displays from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. “This year, I’m most excited about opening our...
ALBION’S MOLDER STATUE GETS SPRUCED UP
Albion, MI: He’s 9 feet tall with rippling muscles and has been “hard at work” for 50 years in downtown Albion. And it was time to get this iconic downtown feature cleaned up. The Molder Statue, at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Superior Street, was professionally cleaned this summer to mark his golden anniversary. Funds for the restorative cleaning came from money raised from the 2019 “Restore Our Coke Sign Patronicity” campaign, headed by volunteer co-chairs Janet Domingo and Linda Kolmodin.
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