Good morning, Battle Creek.

Michigan's trout season on inland waters opened on April 26 and the Lower Peninsula walleye and northern pike season began then.

Anyone 17 or older must have a fishing license valid through March 31, which costs $26 for residents and $76 for nonresidents—details are outlined in the state regulations.

The City of Battle Creek will begin annual road resurfacing work on Monday, April 28, affecting Michigan Avenue W — which will face a full closure during milling and paving — as well as Porter Street and Sonoma Road with lane shifts and pedestrian detours during ramp replacements and ADA upgrades. The project is part of the State Transportation Improvement Program funded by state and city funds.

The Lakeview girls tennis team won the All-City title for the 18th time with 28 team points over Harper Creek's 25.

Sophomore Maddison Simonds defended her No. 1 singles title as co-head coach Stuart Smith said the team played with great focus — the contest was closer than in past years.

Great Lakes IFT 2025 Suppliers' Day

3-7 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Battle Creek — Check website for details — Celebrate the senses at the annual expo and enjoy an after party with cocktails and dinner.

4th Annual Cinco de Mayo Fiesta

4-7 p.m. — Festival Market Square — Free entry — Celebrate culture with food, music, and activities that honor Cinco de Mayo traditions.

Tom Segura Live Comedy Show

8:00 – 9:30 PM — FireKeepers Casino Hotel — Tickets available from $104 — Enjoy an evening of laughter with comedian Tom Segura at a top-rated venue.

Battle Creek Farmers' Market

9 AM – 1 PM — Festival Market Square — Free entry — Discover fresh local produce and enjoy live music from talented musicians every Wednesday.

2025 Brass Band of Battle Creek Spring Concert

7:30 p.m. — WK Kellogg Auditorium — $25-$65 — Lydia returns for a delightful evening of brass band music that the community won't want to miss.