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Legacy lives on: Evans Family reopens iconic Gene the Pumpkin Man farm under new name (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Gene the Pumpkin Man's legacy lives on: his farm has officially reopened under new fourth generation owners as Evans Acres Family Farm. The farm has been closed since pumpkin icon Gene Rhodes passed away in 2024. "I close my eyes, I see pumpkins, I smell pumpkins, all I can think about is pumpkins," Steele Evans, co-owner of Evans Acres Family Farm and Gene's nephew, said. Thursday, Evans and his wife, Sadie, welcomed people back for their first season hoping to keep Gene's me
Woman was pregnant when her boyfriend stabbed her to death, family says (opens the original)
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — A Battle Creek family is grateful they have some closure after a Calhoun County jury convicted a man for killing their loved one. Tommie Heard, 35, was found guilty Thursday of first-degree, premeditated, and felony murder as well as domestic violence third offense, according to Calhoun County Prosecutor David Gilbert. In April 2024, police say Heard confessed to stabbing Morgan Schug, 28, to death. She was his girlfriend. "He will spend the rest of his life in prison, but
Gun brought to Battle Creek elementary school shines light on Michigan's Safe Storage law (opens the original)
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As more children are getting their hands on guns, safety advocates are calling on parents and guardians to do follow Michigan's Secure Storage Law. (File) BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — As more children are getting their hands on guns, advocates are calling on parents and guardians to follow Michigan's Safe Storage law. Weapons detectors are now at the entrances to Battle Creek's Ann J. Kellogg Elementary after an 8-year-old third grader brought a gun to school Tuesday. The gun fired inside the student's
Holtec pauses refueling at Palisades Nuclear Power Plant, delays restart (opens the original)
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COVERT TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A new issue has delayed the historic restart of a 50-year-old decommissioned nuclear power plant in Covert Township. Palisades Nuclear Power Plant was supposed to be operational at the start of 2026, but safety and equipment issues have pushed back the restart. Fuel loading has also been paused. Plant owner Holtec International said Aug. 30 that crews were loading radioactive fuel rods into the reactor when an upright fuel assembly titled. "There's all kinds of stuff tha
Kalamazoo County sheriff responds to homeless encampment problems (opens the original)
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Homeless encampments are a national problem that Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller said his office is becoming all too familiar with. (File/WWMT) PORTAGE, Mich. — Homeless encampments are a national problem that Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller said his office is becoming all too familiar with. Fuller said its a complex issue, but it shouldn't only be the responsibility of law enforcement agencies to figure it out. "That is not something the sheriff of any county is going to be able
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