Camp Custer News Today

Also known as the city of “Queen,” “Health” and “Internationalism,” Battle Creek was eventually known as the city of Cereal. Here are many vintage photos of this Michigan city from over 100 years ago...

How Time Flies is a daily feature looking back at Pantagraph archives to revisit what was happening in our community and region.

To commemorate Womens History Month, we asked some Southwest Michigan area women to offer their perspectives on what local women of note might have to say today about issues that cemented their place in history.

One of the first rules of journalism is never to become personally involved with the people you write articles about. Fortunately, I broke that rule when I me

The 70th ceremony of the German Service memorial is taking place on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2023, at Fort Custer National Cemetery.

Built in 1917, Fort Custer in Battle Creek, Michigan trained soldiers during WW1, WW2, and the Korean War. Here are some old photos and a brief history...

Eveleth’s Manual Training School/Industrial Arts Building, circa 1979. Photo courtesy of the Eveleth Heritage Society. EVELETH — When Eveleth’s Manual Training School building, where industrial arts were taught, was razed on June 1, 2022, it was another sad day for those of us who do not like change and are nostalgic for the “old” days

June 9, 1933

InForum history columnist Curt Eriksmoen concludes the story of William Jennings Gardner, a North Dakota-born football player who crossed paths with Jim Thorpe and helped take down Al Capone.

InForum history columnist Curt Eriksmoen concludes the story of William Jennings Gardner, a North Dakota-born football player who crossed paths with Jim Thorpe and helped take down Al Capone.