Good morning, Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo brewery Wax Wings Brewing Co. reintroduced its ‘Pride of the North’ IPA as a tribute to the Detroit Lions ahead of this Sunday’s Packers game at Ford Field; the 7.2% hazy brew is available at 3480 Gull Road for $7 a 14-ounce pour.

Abbott plans to separate its nutrition business by the end of next year after paying $385 million to settle a baby formula recall from its Sturgis plant in 2022; the move comes as part of a restructuring of its local operations.

Four candidates are contesting for three six-year seats on the Mattawan Consolidated School Board, with incumbents Ted Roethlisberger, Mark Noffsinger, and Vickie Mabin-Herzberg taking on newcomer Roxine Kemp ahead of the Nov.

3 election + the board will oversee upcoming school improvement projects funded by a passed bond.

Water customers in parts of Kalamazoo will face a boil water advisory starting Tuesday, Oct.

27 at 8 a.m. as the city repairs water infrastructure, with water access restored and the advisory lifted on Oct. 30 (bacteria tests are pending).

Beacon Health System is shifting crisis screening to telehealth in its Beacon Kalamazoo emergency department + laying off several social workers as part of its strategy; emergency departments in Allegan, Plainwell, and Dowagiac will soon adopt similar telehealth screening measures.

After 10 years in the making, River’s Edge Apartments opened Thursday in Northside with a ribbon cutting — offering 228 mixed-income units with shared amenities along the river and trail.

Most units serve households earning below 60% of the area median income.