Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Battle Creek.
Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek was named one of six regional institutions honored for workplace excellence through the Great Colleges to Work For program, marking a notable recognition for its positive work environment today.
Calhoun County residents can review and comment on the proposed Materials Management Plan until Oct.
16, and a public hearing is set for 7 p.m. Oct. 1 in the Board Chambers (third floor) of the County Building at 315 W. Green St. in Marshall.
Wildfire smoke from Canada affected Michigan on Sept.
29, causing coughing, headaches and eye irritation for many residents. Health experts advise checking the Air Quality Index, closing windows and using air filters (if available) to lower exposure during future smoke events.
Marshall’s Rowdy Joseph returns to lead his high school soccer team after spending a year playing in Ireland.
He is now the top scorer with 12 goals (36% of the team’s total) as the Redhawks at Marshall seek to improve their season and make a postseason run.
The Enquirer has released its ranking of the best high school volleyball outside hitters today.
The list features standout players from Lakeview, BCC, Marshall (Harper Creek), marking local talent in Battle Creek.
Battle Creek will host its first Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan clinic at Kellogg Arena on Oct.
3–4, bringing together high school coaches and college experts including MSU’s Tom Izzo. The weekend will also feature a Sunday Hall of Fame banquet honoring local basketball figures.
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