downtown Kalamazoo

A new bar, Dabney & Co., is hoping to open its doors in downtown Kalamazoo this summer.

Ever wonder what the letters and symbols mean on top of street signs in Downtown Kalamazoo? Wonder no more.

There's now signage up at the former location at 214 E. Michigan Ave where Fuze once was that says that a new restaurant called High Dive Kitchen & Bar will be coming soon, however, very little is known about it.

One of the best things about summertime in Kalamazoo is back on Friday, June 10th as the first "Lunchtime Live" of the summer season returns to Bronson Park in downtown Kalamazoo.

It took me a little bit to figure out what I was looking at. I guess that where living here for over 35 years is both good and bad. I've gotten used to the way Kalamazoo looked because it's been that way for so long. That the photo above does remind us just how much has changed recently (as in the past decade).

Kalamazoo, MI has changed a lot over the last 10 years. What are some facts about life in Kalamazoo you wish you had known before you moved here?

Unfortunately, the Victorian Bakery in downtown Kalamazoo recently experienced a setback thanks to random vandalism. Here's how you can help.

Sometimes we're too close to see the changes. Looking at these then and now photographs of downtown Kalamazoo, from just the past 15 years or so, you realize that at the very least the scenery has changed, but also the landscape as well. And this is only 2007 or so, and not a long time ago.

In an effort to be more green, smart recycling bins have now been installed in downtown Kalamazoo

A somewhat lengthy process to build a children's natural playscape in downtown Kalamazoo is coming to fruition, and with it, eventually, a second fancy "Portland Loo" toilet.