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KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - A new Kalamazoo rideshare service hopes to decrease carbon emissions, but also in...

Galilee Baptist Church moves ahead with plans to develop housing across the street from the church’s longtime location, with hopes of breaking ground later this year on two large apartment buildings. 

Zone 32 is the name of the new residential and commercial complex owned by Bogan Developments Pitcher Street.  Taking its name from the number Jamauri Bogan wore on the football field the complex, it began taking residents in December.

Kal Recovery, a supportive recovery housing development that involves the construction of 48 apartments is getting closer to becoming a reality. The project will include three buildings on a little less than seven acres of a 12-acre site between Alco

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KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) -- Legacy Senior Living, a proposed housing development in Kalamazoo, was awarded highly competitive Low Income Housing Tax...

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) -- Legacy Senior Living, a proposed housing development in Kalamazoo, was awarded h...

Construction finished on apartments, daycare center in Kalamazoo’s Edison Neighborhood Updated Mar 02, 2021; KALAMAZOO, MI — Construction on a new apartment building with a daycare center in Kalamazoo’s Edison Neighborhood is now complete. The Creamery is a $14.7-million mixed-use development that includes 48 mixed-income apartments, an expansion of the YWCA Kalamazoo’s downtown Children’s Center and an additional commercial/office suite at 1101 Portage Street, according to a stateme...

40 years ago, the Stouffer Battle Creek Hotel opened, and was the centerpiece of a spurt of downtown development that hasn’t been seen, until recently.  Back then, Bob Miller, Sr., publisher of the Battle Creek Enquirer had just retired and set his sights on working, through the Miller Foundation and the community to update Battle Creek’s downtown.  Voters approved a merger of the city and Battle Creek Township, Kellogg built a world headquarters, and soon the W.K. Kellogg Foundation woul...

New Year’s Eve, 1869: A Great Day for Battle Creek New Year’s Eve was a very big deal in Battle Creek in 1869.   The city had been incorporated 10 years earlier and continued to grow and grow.  And on this New Year’s, the city’s 5,800 residents were buzzing as Hamblin’s Opera House opened.  On December 31, 1869, an audience of 1700 attended a program of singers and instrumentalists. The building cost $40,000.  A historical account published a few years later stated, “One of the...