Marshall Main Street reports uptick in downtown occupancy
Marshall Main Street Manager Diane Larkin says 2011 ends with stronger start to 2012 as occupancy rises about 1 percent to 96.5 percent with five downtown businesses vacant. She outlines 2012 goals for Marshall's downtown.
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MPS plots future for Shearman site and high school upgrades
Marshall Public Schools contemplates selling the 1.5 acre Shearman School property after demolition cleared rubble with one tree lost. The district may offer four residential lots or sell as a whole while plans for Marshall High School renovations were reviewed by architect Kingscott’s David Martin at the Jan. 9 work session.
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Hero Rush fires up Calhoun County Fairgrounds event
The Calhoun County Visitors Bureau brings Hero Rush a firefighter themed obstacle race to the Calhoun County Fairgrounds on June 2. Lifelong firefighters designed the experience to challenge participants from all walks of life and reflect what firefighters face daily. Sam Tone notes the fairgrounds terrain suits the obstacles and expresses excitement for the community and Michigan state participation.
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Man Noodles Returns for 20th Blues Jam Chili Cook-Off
Ron Swaney brings his famous Man Noodles to the 20th Annual Blues Jam and Chili Cook-Off at the United Methodist Church on January 28, a fundraiser honoring founder Bill Russell. More than 50 musicians, including Daniel Jones of The Haven, will perform to benefit Battle Creek’s Haven.
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