Off a dirt road in rural Van Buren County, two hoop house
It has been decades since Kalamazoo Metro Transit bus riders have been treated to poetry on buses’ overhead placards, but riders are soon
Many sirens inspired Margaret DeRitter’s new book, Singing Back to the Sirens.
It all started with a son’s simple questions: “Have you ever heard of Johnny Appleseed? Was he real, Mom?”
Kalamazoo poet Diane Seuss was staying in a hotel in Portland, Maine, in April 2016 when she received a text from her editor that she was
For two years, Allison Kennedy has been the executive director of Fire Historical and Cultural Arts Collaborative, a Kalamazoo youth spac
Many people have noted to poet Elizabeth Kerlikowske that she has the same sort of “skewed sense of humor” as painter and fellow Kalamazo
A collaborative project involving more than 50 area artists and writers that has been over a year in the making debuts to the public this
In an exhibition opening this month at Western Michigan University, more than 30 Kalamazoo-area poets and artists explore what solidifies
Jennifer Clark can’t remember a time when she wasn’t interested in writing.
When Janet Ruth Heller was studying modern Israeli literature in college, she came across a poem that would inspire her own poetry for th
Off a dirt road in rural Van Buren County, two hoop house
Even after 36 years in the business, Larry Bell still get
Nature Center CEO Nathan Smallwood, left, walks one of the center’s trails with Luke Allison, KNC's landscape coordinator.
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WMU theater professor Lofton Durham conceived of and oversees the Mostly Medieval Theatre Festival.
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