radio

You may have known that this Decatur, Michigan native was famous, but did you know he was this famous?

A long chapter for one of Battle Creek's oldest radio stations is coming to an end, but an exciting and special new chapter is beginning

Radio is a small community, and while everyone doesn’t know everyone, chances are there’s only one, or maybe two, degrees of separation between people in the business.

If you've always wanted to be part of this entertainment tradition, now's your chance! All Ears Theatre is holding open auditions for their next three shows; Sherlock Holmes and The Red-Headed League, The Ugly Duckling, and Ira Park, Detective and His Hawaiian Mystery Adventure.

We told you of the recent passing of Bob Liggett, who died on July 12th. Just six days later, the man who owned the Battle Creek station before Liggett, Nat Sibbold, passed away.

Shannon Richey was listening to the radio and cleaning her Battle Creek home when she heard our radio station's cue to call to win $1,000. "I've tried before, and I thought, 'I'm going to give it a try again,'" said Richey, who's among many that have been playing the game all month. Well, this time, she won!