Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 13th of June.
Good morning, Kalamazoo.
Action Matters held the third annual Bass Ollie Basketball Camp Friday at the Courthouse Athletic Center for 3rd-6th graders.
Hosted by former Hornets player Bass Ollie, the camp offered basketball practice, crisis support, and a summer reading challenge; each child left with a basketball, a backpack + a magazine.
Kalamazoo Public Schools cut the ribbon on a new district kitchen in the former Chime Elementary building on 9th Street on Thursday, Jun.
11. The facility, which prepared about 15,000 meals daily, now offers students a bigger menu and healthier, fresher meals while reducing food waste and expenses.
Severe storms hit West Michigan Thursday night, causing damage in Sturgis.
Residents can upload photos (via ChimeIn) to share their view of the aftermath.
Wisconsin Rapids Rafters vs. Kalamazoo Growlers
2:05 p.m. — Honor Credit Union Baseball Stadium — Ticketed event — Experience the excitement of minor league baseball as the Rafters take on the Growlers.
Dixon's Violin Live Concert
3:50-5:15 p.m. — Milham Park — General Admission $32 — Experience a mesmerizing performance by acclaimed violinist Dixon with an extraordinary twist on the electric violin.
Kalamazoo Caribbean Festival
June 26-28 — Arcadia Creek Festival Place — Prices vary — Celebrate the vibrant culture with delightful food, island vendors, and rhythmic festivities.
John R. Miller Concert
8 p.m. — Bell's Eccentric Cafe — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy live music at one of Kalamazoo's favorite venues.
Kindleberger 5k Run/Walk
7:30 AM — Lower Kindleberger Park — Free entry — Kickstart your day with energy and community spirit at this charming 5K run/walk.
Sierra Shame Concert
6:00-7:30 p.m. — Texas Drive Park — Free entry — Experience a high-energy blend of Classic Rock and Kickin' Country from Sierra Shame.
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