Good morning, Battle Creek.

The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office will host a hunter education Field Day on Feb.

28 at the Marshall Regional Law Enforcement Center - this required in-person training is free and will include a working lunch and safety demonstrations without live fire.

Yellow fumewort, a rare native plant that blooms during winter, is found in wooded areas of southwest Michigan and is now listed as threatened.

It grows in Berrien, Calhoun, and Kalamazoo counties and avoids competition by completing its life cycle when most plants rest.

Dr. Diana Bitner of True Women’s Health explained that frozen shoulder develops slowly in some women, with pain and limited movement that can be worsened by low estrogen — particularly in those going through menopause.

She advises starting physical therapy early to reduce symptoms.

January marks Cervical Cancer Awareness Month as medical professionals share tips on spotting symptoms and taking preventive steps.

Dr. Margaret Brown (Priority Health) advises women to review treatment plans most insurance covers.

Battle Creek Enquirer invites readers to vote online for the high school boys basketball midseason player of the year until 5 p.m. Tuesday, using a list of candidates selected based on current performances + the poll updates preseason rankings.

Man Vs. Beast Bull Riding

7-10 p.m. — Kellogg Arena — General Admission $23, Children 2 and under free — Experience the ultimate rush as cowboys take on bulls in a heart-pounding adrenaline show.