Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 28th of January.
Good morning, Battle Creek.
A Battle Creek Police Department cadet safely disarmed a 5-year-old holding a loaded handgun while serving a subpoena, leading to the discovery of neglectful conditions and the involvement of Child Protective Services.
Eli TenBrink, a member of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi and a high school diver for the BCC-Pennfield co-op swim team, exemplifies the importance of sports in bridging communities and preserving cultural traditions.
Killakoi Live at The Music Factory
Killakoi will perform live at The Music Factory in Battle Creek, offering an evening of music entertainment.
Que the Creek 2025: BBQ Festival
Que the Creek is a family-friendly BBQ festival featuring local restaurants and pit masters competing for the best BBQ in Battle Creek, along with live music and yard games.
African American Celebration The Legacy of Black Baseball with Author Vanessa Ivy Rose
This year's African American Celebration welcomes Vanessa Ivy Rose, author of "Hall of Fame DNA: The Legacy of Norman 'Turkey' Stearnes" and host of ABC's "Reclaimed: the Forgotten League" podcast. This is a catered event; free tickets are available at the information desks at both Willard Library locations, while supplies last.
What A Do Theatre: LOVE/SICK Performance
This theatrical production features John Cariani’s LOVE/SICK, a collection of short plays that humorously explore the complexities of love.
Bass Factory Event on February 27
The event features up-and-coming artists performing bass music in a local venue, fostering community support for new talent in Battle Creek, MI.
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