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Dimes Worth $2 Million Could Be Hidden In Michigan
Every so often someone makes a mistake that turns out to be beneficial for a handful of people but most of the time, mistakes mean problems. If you work for the US Mint or the Us government than yes, you may feel like some of these mistakes are your problems but if you're like the rest of us who don't, this mistake is like a dream come true. Mistakes that are committed by the US Mint come with a hefty price tag.
Trump says he was treated "worst" of any president, in angry Michigan speech
Donald Trump recycled attacks on the media, Joe Biden and the justice system in an angry Michigan speech on Thursday, as his campaign attacks pollsters tracking his losing ground. Trump began by taking several minutes of the speech to complain about the media’s coverage of his rallies, alleging that his...
South Haven streets to rumble with annual South Haven Tractor Cruise
SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. — Over 100 antique tractors are set to chug into downtown South Haven as part of the Michigan Flywheelers Museum's annual South Haven Tractor Cruise. The event is part of the museum's Antique Engine and Tractor Show, which runs Sept. 5 through Sept. 8. Crime: KDPS,...
Kalamazoo County commissioners to consider changes to emergency management
The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners will consider an update to the county's Emergency Management Resolution to designate the county administrator/controller as the emergency management coordinator, moving the office from the sheriff's department to county administration.
Don't Miss September 5; “Retracing Their Steps” Exhibit Launch to Honor the Legacy of the Great Migration
Story Salon proudly announces the launch of its groundbreaking exhibit, "Retracing Their Steps," an immersive experience that brings to life the powerful stories of the Great Migration. Opening on September 5th at Morton House Museum, the exhibit is set to explore the journeys of African American families who moved from the rural South to urban centers across the United States in search of better opportunities during the 20th century.
Women's Soccer Heads to Madison for Battle with Wisconsin
KALAMAZOO, Mich. -- The Western Michigan women's soccer team continues its road trip with a match against Wisconsin on Sunday, September 1. The Badgers and Broncos will kickoff at 2 PM ET. LAST TIME OUT. Western Michigan had its three game unbeaten streak come to an end, as Creighton downed...
Wilson leads women's golf in Hope dual
SAUGATUCK, Mich. – In a home and home dual with Hope College, the Albion College women's golf team fell to Hope on day one, shooting a 365 to the hosts' 327. Sophomore Taylore Wilson led Albion with an 87. Freshman Aubrie Schaibly was next, carding an 89 in her first collegiate match. Fellow freshmen Marissa Genske (96) and Gabriella Davis (93) contributed for the Britons, as Zoe Autore's 99 rounded out the team.
Western Michigan settles for tie with Akron as Wiseman closes in on program record
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Despite the hopes of seeing history be made, Western Michigan men's soccer settled for a tie with rival Akron from the WMU Soccer Complex Friday night, 1-1. A win would have given Broncos head coach Chad Wiseman the most wins in men's soccer program history. He's currently tied for the top spot with 125.
The University of Michigan Has the Most Lopsided Football Rivalry Ever with Kalamazoo College
The University of Michigan has one of the most storied programs in the history of College Football. And perhaps the most lopsided rivalry the Wolverines have is with the Hornets of Kalamazoo College. K College is the oldest intuition of higher learning in Michigan, dating back to 1833, when the...
Knights start Michigan trip with 1-0 win at Kalamazoo
KALAMAZOO, Mich. – The Carleton College women's soccer team started the 2024 season with a 1-0 victory at Kalamazoo College. Kathryn Kresse notched the game winner in the 49th minute. The Knights (1-0-0) controlled play throughout the contest, finishing with a 10-0 edge in corner kicks and an 8-2...
Football Notebook: New coach leads Marshall to win in season opener
MARSHALL - A new chapter for Marshall football started off with a good story as the Redhawks came away with a win. In his first game as head coach for the Redhawks, Scott Farley led Marshall to a 38-6 win over Gull Lake in non-conference high school football action at Marshall on Thursday. "A...
City Hall to resume renovation work over next two weeks to correct south entrance steps, sidewalk
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — City contractor crews will work over the next two weeks to reconstruct the recently installed steps at the south entrance to City Hall and a portion of the sidewalk in front of City Hall, along Division Street. Following the reopening of the new, south entrance...
Albion Farmer’s Market ends a little early this season, public notices a little too late
From May to September on Wednesdays, Albion’s Farmer’s Market vendors in Stoffer Plaza offer the local community fresh produce and an opportunity to mingle with neighbors or visitors, but this year season will be cut a little short. Having the market on Wednesdays gives people a chance to come downtown right after work and not miss out on other markets or events on Saturdays. However, there was no farmers market in Stoffer Plaza this Wednesday or will there be throughout September.
Osen’s Observations: Mellusi, Walker and late defensive stands help lead Wisconsin to fourth quarter surge
Madison, WI— For year two of Wisconsin under Luke Fickell, the Badgers would begin 2024 with a rare Friday night opener, set to begin this highly-anticipated year two hosting the Western Michigan Broncos. When all was said and done, UW came back and then pulled away late, en route to a 28-14 win.
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