Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of March.
Good morning, Kalamazoo.
Kalamazoo County acquires a hotel to transform it into a transitional family shelter for the homeless.
The 2025 Home & Garden Expo in Kalamazoo will offer discounts for seniors and veterans, family fun activities, and showcase local businesses' craftsmanship from Friday to Sunday at the Kalamazoo County Expo Center.
A driver in Kalamazoo was cited for not yielding to an emergency vehicle, emphasizing the importance of Michigan's 'Move Over Law' to ensure first responders can safely and efficiently perform their duties.
Several horses escaped onto M-6 near Kalamazoo, causing traffic disruptions, with efforts underway to safely return them home.
The Kalamazoo County board has given initial approval to finance a new youth sports facility through a 4% hotel room rental assessment, aimed at benefiting local athletes and businesses.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is set to begin a $10 million project this spring to upgrade the M-43/West Main Street and U.S. 131 interchange in Kalamazoo County, including the permanent removal of a ramp.
The Kalamazoo Growlers baseball team introduces a one-thousand calorie hot dog, the 'Scat Dog', featuring a chocolate cake donut bun, available at home games.
Four Kalamazoo-area boys basketball teams advance to the regional finals after winning their MHSAA D1 basketball regional semifinal matchups.
Kalamazoo Christian boys basketball team defeated Hartford with a strong start in the D3 regional semifinal, scoring 10 points in the first minute.
Atlanta Gladiators vs. Kalamazoo Wings - First Responders Night
The event celebrates local first responders, including police officers, firefighters, and EMTs, while offering special food and drink deals at Wings Event Center.
Spring Fling Craft Fair
A craft fair featuring handmade goods from local artisans, with free admission and a focus on supporting small businesses in the community.
Scott Bade: Poetry Reading Event at Bookbug
Scott Bade will present an evening of poetry at Bookbug, an independent bookstore in Kalamazoo that offers a variety of literary genres and hosts community events.
March to Victory Silent Auction Gala
The March to Victory Silent Auction & Gala is an elegant black-tie optional event featuring beverages, hors d’oeuvres, dancing, and a silent auction to support youth sports in Kalamazoo.
Healing Body And Spirit Expo
Holistic Healing Expo includes Incredible Professional, Quality Exhibitors from across the US. Wings Event Center, Sat, March 15th (10-6) & Sun, March 16th (10-5) pet friendly, free parking, (under 12 free) coupon on website! "11th annual"
Healing Body And Spirit Expo
Holistic Healing Expo includes Incredible Professional, Quality Exhibitors from across the US. Wings Event Center, Sat, March 15th (10-6) & Sun, March 16th (10-5) pet friendly, free parking, (under 12 free) coupon on website! "11th annual"
Kalamazoo County 4-H Tack Sale - Largest in Michigan
This event features over 100 vendors offering a wide range of supplies for horses and farms.
Emmy Kastner Presents: So Tortoise Dug
A local author presents her new children's picture book featuring a humorous tale about a tortoise and her mouse friend navigating misunderstandings and friendships.
Spring Gala Celebration of Asian Culture
The Spring Gala features performances showcasing Asian culture, artistry, and community spirit, hosted by Western Michigan University’s Asian Initiatives.
RESPECT on Tour - A Celebration of Aretha Franklin
7:30-9 p.m. | Miller Auditorium | $39-$59 | Experience an electrifying tribute to the Queen of Soul with all your favorite Aretha Franklin hits.
49 Winchester
7-11 p.m. — Wings Event Center — Tickets on sale Nov. 22 — 49 Winchester joins Dwight Yoakam and The Mavericks for an exciting night of music.
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