HarmonyFest brings a full day of music, food, and family fun to Three Rivers
Music will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday and continue until 10 p.m., when the party shifts to the East Alley for an after-party performance by Faux Beamage.
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Thanks to those who shared their stories and to the readers who followed along. Local journalism plays a vital role, and I’m glad to have contributed to that work during my time here.
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"Each artist produces and shares from a deeply personal space. These types of intentional interactions foster deeper connections and community," Aundrea Sayrie said in a statement after the event.
WMUK weighs next steps after federal funding for public broadcasting slashed
WMUK, a public nonprofit radio station based in Kalamazoo, reaches roughly 37,000 listeners per week. It’s now bracing for a $356,000 loss or about 7–10% of the station’s annual operating budget due to federal funding cuts, according to General Manager Stephen Williams.
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The figures, discussed at Tuesday’s board meeting, reflect a nearly 19% increase in total assets over the past year, alongside a 16.9% increase in surplus compared to the prior fiscal year.
Najifa Farhat: Signing off, with gratitude
Reporting on decisions made in town halls, the small moments that shape neighborhoods, the realities of rural life, and the voices behind it all — those were the core of this job. Thanks to those who shared their stories and to the readers who followed along. Local journalism plays a vital role, and I’m glad to have contributed to that work during my time here.
Glen Oaks Community College to induct Sally Baldwin into Arts Hall of Fame
In celebration of Baldwin’s achievements, the college is hosting a solo exhibition, reINspired: The Artwork of Sally Baldwin, from March 17-27 at the Flora Kirsch Beck Gallery.
Haak-Frost: Treat local journalism as a public good this #GivingTuesday
Watershed Voice, like many other nonprofits, is asking for your support this GivingTuesday. We also ask you to consider treating local journalism as a public good, rather than a commercial product.
‘I’m a total visual thinker’: Dr. Temple Grandin speaks in Centreville
Businesses need people who are visual thinkers just as much as they need people who are good at math, Grandin said.
