Baker College News

ARLINGTON, KS, July 2, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Rev. Dr. Leigh Ann Foster, Business Owner of Foster's Forum and the Pawz Cauze Show, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of business management.

Baker College of Port Huron is currently enrolling students for summer and fall quarters.

Dr. Robert Sprague has been appointed executive director of Lapeer County Community Mental Health.

The state Senate today passed a bill that would eliminate the Michigan Promise Scholarship and cut funding to an array of college financial aid programs.

The recent news about Rush Limbaugh and him saying that Flint would be best if it was bulldozed is a topic that should show who has pride in our city in this area.

West Michigan Idol Returns! American Idol returns to FOX 17 in January, but you don't have to wait until then to watch, or take part in the excitement that is American Idol ! On Wednesday, July 1st, FOX 17 will present the West Michigan Idol Contest at Kentwood Fine Arts Auditorium at East Kentwood High School.

Posted: 6-15-2009 Free cake at county sesquicentennial The County of Muskegon will kick off its Sesquicentennial year with a special free 150th Birthday Celebration on Saturday, June 20, at 3 p.m. The celebration will take place in front of the new 'Muskegon Rising' sculpture at the corner of Western Avenue and Third Street.

To flag down relatives after Baker College of Flint's graduation, Malcolm Greene did something few other graduates did: He waved his cane in the air.

Dozens of students at Baker College of Owosso will be rewarded for good grades this fall with a chance to live in a new dormitory.

Commencement ceremonies for 865 graduating students from Baker College of Muskegon will be 7 p.m. Friday at the L.C. Walker Arena and Conference Center in downtown Muskegon.

James Key of Jackson gets a hug from Janice Manning, program director for the medical insurance specialist program at Baker College.

This time last year, Nathan Furlong was fighting for his life with a fractured skull, broken pelvis and wires and tubes throughout his body, after being struck by a CSX freight train three days before his 17th birthday.

Navy reservist Mary Jo Yelinek, 40, of Durand, became the first Baker College of Flint student who got to use her experience of roughly 13 months in Germany's Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, often the first stop for wounded soldiers straight from war- with severe burns, shrapnel wounds and amputated limbs, towards college graduation.

CASS CITY, MI, June 6, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Suzanne Marie Kidney, Hearing Technician for Tuscola Intermediate School District, has been recognized as a VIP member by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of educational audiology.

When Witherbee's Market opens in downtown Flint, you'll find more than just that loaf of bread and fresh produce for your salad.

The American Red Cross held a blood drive at First United Methodist Church, Tennant Hall, on Thursday, May 14, 2009.

Their career plans may have changed over the years, but Flushing High School seniors are ready to start their future as graduates today.

He saw it as an adolescent prank. Police saw it as the crime it was and it turned Kevin Reyes' life upside down.

A varied menu of redevelopment projects in downtown Muskegon has a tasteful new addition that will soon draw some 350 students to the core city year-round. Baker College's Culinary Institute of Michigan will open on the corner of Third and Western in time for September classes, and institute leaders expect a record number of students who will take ...

It's not easy for young people to get a job these days, but a new Summer Youth Employment Program may cure some of those ills.