Da'Jzon in the Afternoon

It's crazy to think that one small tournament between friends here in Michigan for just $18 is now approaching its 50th year as a popular nationwide traveling tournament.

We often interact with the 8% of people whose first language is something other than English and even more surprising is that there are upwards of 10 other languages being used as the primary language in homes in the Kalamazoo area.

After seeing the downward trend that has presented itself in the last few months, the plaza owner is brainstorming once again on something to bring to the campus that doesn't put anyone in danger.

Kalamazoo is a fairly big city but not anything outrageous, so we fall somewhere along the average commute time as a whole across the country.

Willie and Lucile made history and started a trend as they were the first black-owned and operated business in Kalamazoo, serving the Northside Neighborhood.

This home is part of that legendary tale as it is known to be one of the many stops that travelers would make while passing through Indiana.

The newly designed cougar mascot that has valley blue fur, a black nose, a white mohawk, and white whiskers. The cougar dons a black tank top and shorts with a valley blue and white logo on the center of the tank top. They have attached a Google form to allow individuals to send in name ideas.