Bronson Park

they mounted up a set of over 60 new and improved Candy Canes and thus, created a Kalamazoo holiday uproar of biblical proportions.

One hundred fifty years of memories will be gone when this historic building is demolished. Take a final look inside Kalamazoo's First Reformed Church.

The public auction was a success and the old Kalamazoo Candy Canes will be savored

First, some people got mad at the fountain display at Bronson Park. Then, other people got angry over its removal. But now the City has raised PO'd to new heights with its new candy canes on display.

The holidays are merry and bright in Candy Cane Park as the annual Bronson Park tree lighting ceremony will be November 29.

Kalamazoo Historic Tour hopes to provide history with a twist — delivering the weird, the haunted, and the historic stories found throughout Kalamazoo.

The City of Kalamazoo has taken the extraordinary move to publicly call attention to and apologize for a mistake made by a contractor working on Bronson Park.

The decision has been made to work with the Kalamazoo Nature Center to create a public natural "playscape" for children aged 2 to 10 years old.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Kalamazoo City workers spent a sunny afternoon decorating Bronson Park.

All of the homeless protesters tents and items had to be removed and disposed of, with reportedly some of these items being ones that were donated by the community.