In a Nutshell aggregates the best stories of the week from Calhoun County
Source: Albion College
Albion College has received the largest outright gift in its history. The college says the unrestricted $10 million donation will provide flexibility to invest in scholarships, hands-on learning opportunities and academic programs.
Transportation Authority of Calhoun County receives $2.3 million for new facility planning
Source: WLNS
The Transportation Authority of Calhoun County, which operates Ride Calhoun, has received $2.3 million for planning and design of a new transit facility. The funding is part of a $65 million statewide investment in public transportation projects.
DENSO celebrates 40 years in Battle Creek, donates $250,000 for housing
Source: FOX 17
DENSO marked 40 years of manufacturing in Battle Creek, where it opened its first North American production facility in 1986. The company also announced a $250,000 donation to the Battle Creek Housing Fund, which aims to build or rehabilitate 1,000 homes by 2035.
Battle Creek and Takasaki — sister cities and a lasting connection
Source: Southwest Michigan Second Wave
A friendship formed through Battle Creek’s sister-city exchange with Takasaki, Japan, has endured for seven years. The two former exchange students reunited in Battle Creek in September, while the city’s exchange program has remained on hold since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Battle Creek to host Project Connect Health & Information Fair, VA Stand Down Oct. 16
Source: City of Battle Creek
The free event will bring together community organizations offering health screenings, food, housing assistance and other resources for people facing homelessness or financial challenges. Veterans can also connect with VA services and benefits from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, Oct. 16, at Full Blast Recreation Center, 35 W. Hamblin Ave.
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