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Michigan consumers hit by demands to cover fake unpaid tolls in Florida, Ohio
Did you just get a text claiming that you're about to be hit with a $50 late fee for unpaid tolls in Florida if you don't pay up soon? Well, you're not the only one, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. The Michigan Attorney General's Office is seeing an uptick in...
Annual Sue Nagle Golf Ball Drop to benefit BCCADSV set for Sunday
COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – An annual benefit for the Branch County Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence will be held Sunday afternoon at the Naomi Davis Shelterhouse on Michigan Avenue. The Sue Nagle “Help from Above” Golf Ball Drop will be part of an open house at the Shelterhouse....
Choose Marshall Chamber welcomes Kids ‘N’ Stuff Children’s Museum as a new member
The Marshall Area Economic Development Alliance (MAEDA)/Choose Marshall held a ribbon cutting to welcome Albion’s Kids ‘N’ Stuff Children’s Museum as a new chamber member. Kids ‘N’ Stuff Children’s Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a stimulating and educational environment for children of all...
CHS girls golf team finishes 13th at BC Lakeview Invitational
COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – Coldwater’s girls golf team finished 13th on Friday in an invitational meet hosted by Battle Creek Lakeview at the Cedar Creek Golf Course. Coldwater had a team score of 471. The Cardinals were led by McKinley Earles who shot a 107 followed by Harper Anglin and Julianna Cowles who each carded 120’s, Drew Sharpley shot a 124, Payton Longstreet had a 128 and Alivia Arnold rounded out the scoring for the Lady Cardinals with a 137.
‘He’s a ticking time bomb’: Victim’s mom scared as killer released from mental hospital
KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI — It’s been just over three years since William Robert Wolfe shot and killed his next-door neighbors Larry and Kailey Walker at Galesburg Village Apartments. In July 2022, Kalamazoo County Circuit Judge Paul Bridenstine accepted a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. Wolfe...
CONFIRMED: Popeye’s is Returning To Gull Road in Kalamazoo
YES! FINALLY, the east side of Kalamazoo is getting some proper fried chicken again. Nothing against the ones that are already here, you've been great, but the news that a Popeye's is going back in on Gull Road has me giddy. I love me some spice, I love me some...
Edison Neighborhood Association gives free cuts and braids for back to school
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — With the start of school on the horizon, the Edison neighborhood helped kids in the area get ready for the school year Saturday. The Edison Neighborhood Association offered kids free haircuts and braids as summer approaches its conclusion. Environmentalism: Michigan DNR seeks public feedback on new...
See Styx and John Waite in Kalamazoo!
94.9 MMQ welcomes Styx and John Waite to Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo on October 8, and we want to see you at the show!. Link to tickets and get more information about the show here, and register to win a pair of tickets below!
School supply lists put Kalamazoo-area families in back-to-school bind
KALAMAZOO, MI -- Students returning to classrooms for the school year brings joy to many. But back-to-school season also comes with the pressure of high costs for families. Shona Espinoza is among parents feeling the pinch. She’s a paraprofessional at Kalamazoo Public Schools’ Hillside Middle School and also has a son in third grade. She expects to spend a couple hundred dollars on school supplies for her child.
Centreville football preview: New coach expects Bulldogs to win ‘the right way’
CENTREVILLE, MI – You should expect to see Centreville pack a punch and play a swift, in-your-face brand of football this fall. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Dowagiac seeks input on parks and recreation plan
DOWAGIAC — The City of Dowagiac is asking residents to help imagine the future of city parks and recreation opportunities as it prepares to create its new parks and recreation plan. A community parks and recreation plan provides a five-year framework for decisions regarding the establishment, development, and maintenance of recreational programs and facilities. Having […] The post Dowagiac seeks input on parks and recreation plan appeared first on Leader Publications.
Closed bar in Kalamazoo will reopen as a Rally House sports apparel shop
KALAMAZOO, MI — Just months after Kalamazoo County got its first Rally House sports apparel shop in Portage this spring, a second store is preparing to open near Western Michigan University. The family-owned, national chain Rally House has plans to open later this year at 2941 Howard St. in...
Kalamazoo's housing crisis spotlighted in New York Times, reflecting national issue
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Kalamazoo has made national headlines after being the focus of a New York Times article highlighting the national housing crisis. Conor Dougherty, New York Times reporter, has been covering housing issues for two decades. He decided to highlight Kalamazoo to show the housing crisis has moved...
'Great for the kids' | Return to Learn fair held at new Charles Hackley Middle School in Muskegon ahead of first day back
MUSKEGON, Mich. — Muskegon Public Schools is excited to kick off the new school year with a brand new middle school for students. While typically held at the high school, the district held its Return to Learn fair Friday afternoon at the new Charles Hackley Middle School campus ahead of its first year in use.
Calling All Gator Hunters! Crockery Lake Needs Your Help
If you haven't been following the news of out Ottawa County there have been several sightings of an alligator believed to be 4-6 feet in length at Crockery lake. The first sighting was reported on July 25th when two residents saw something by their shore that looked very much like a gator.
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