When the score is 146 to 11 which team usually wins? You would think the team with 146 points would you not. Not in the world of a Michigan State University professor who won’t let a slight difference of 135 get in his agenda’s way. What am I talking about, school choice, specifically the Let … Read more
With spring break upon us, and the summer travel months just around the corner, what is your favorite snack while you are stuck in the car on a road trip? Road MapPhoto by Taras Zaluzhnyi on Unsplash For years I would travel with a couple of friends and our favorite always seemed to be the … Read more
The fundraiser is for funeral expenses with anything left over going towards care for Amber’s children. A fundraiser has been started to help the family of Amber Griffin. Amber was reported missing in June of 2020. What started as a missing person case quickly turned into a likely murder. The 27-year-old mother of two was … Read more
Graphic Packaging has informed Battle Creek city leaders of its intention to close the Battle Creek facility. Graphic Packing International reached out to Battle Creek city leaders on Thursday, February 28, 2022, to inform the city of its plan to close the Battle Creek factory. Graphic Patching employs approximately 200 employees at its Battle Creek … Read more
During the first several months of the pandemic, there was one silver lining amidst all the chaos and changes to life as we knew it before. Gas prices fell to some of the cheapest rates in Michigan, as well as across the United States than had been seen in several years. It was due to … Read more
The Battle Creek BBQ Festival is the perfect way to break out of the winter doldrums. The first ever Que the Creek BBQ Festival was a resounding success in 2020. After taking a sabbatical in 2021, the City of Battle Creek announced the return of the tasty festival. The event will take place at Kellogg … Read more
Michigan received $ 6,000,000,000 exclusively for schools to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic and keep their schools open. The Daily Wire recently looked at how all states were using their “Covid-19” windfall and much of this has nothing to do with the Covid-19 pandemic. According to a report in Chalkbeat Detroit, “Michigan schools will receive … Read more
In 2019, a man from Oshtemo Township named Tom Graham began his run for the Michigan House of Representatives. Once he got involved in the race and started campaigning, he found that many Oshtemo Township residents were unhappy with the way the Township was trying to implement a sewer expansion project. The municipality had just … Read more
Meet Paetyn, the first baby born in Battle Creek in 2022. One family had something extra to celebrate while celebrating the New Year. A small bundle of joy was received at the Bronson Battle Creek BirthPlace at 7:35 pm on January 1, 2022. Little Paetyn weighed 7 pounds, 7.6 ounces to the delight of her … Read more