Gordon Evans

News Reporter/Producer

WMUK's Morning Edition anchor, Gordon Evans is also an accomplished reporter and interviewer. A 1990 graduate of Michigan State, he came to WMUK from WAAM in Ann Arbor.

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Nurse Family Partnership
10:21 am
Tue March 19, 2013

Kalamazoo woman benefits from Nurse Family Partnership

Credit WMUK

A Kalamazoo woman credits the area's Nurse-Family Partnership with helping her adjust to being a young, single mother. Bridge Magazine, the online news service of the Center for Michigan looks at how the program helped 20 year old Shauntiana Bronson. 

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Farm bankruptcies
10:03 am
Tue March 19, 2013

Decatur farm bankruptcy serves as warning about rising prices

Credit The Associated Press
Blueberry farm in Saugatuck Township - file photo

A new report calls the bankruptcy of Stamp Farms in Decatur (Mlive Kalamazoo story) a warning about rising prices for farmland and rising debt. 

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8:15 am
Tue March 19, 2013

Vicksburg hires consultant to help with accounting practices

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Portage man will work part-time with village on finances
  • Source: Mlive
  • | Via: Kalamazoo Gazette
VICKSBURG, MI - A Portage man with several years of accounting experience with area agencies and groups has been hired to straighten out the financial practices of the village of Vicksburg. Richard A. Dykstra was hired Monday by the Vicksburg Village Council as a part-time accountant and consultant.
6:43 am
Tue March 19, 2013

Saint Joseph City Manager may leave earlier than expected

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Frank Walsh had planned to leave in August, but is now in line for job managing Lansing-area township.
ST. JOSEPH - It looks like there won't be one more endless St. Joseph summer for City Manager Frank Walsh.
6:37 am
Tue March 19, 2013

Battle Creek meeting on crime numbers and police department

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Commissioners and residents debate rankings which show high crime rate in Battle Creek. Discussion of police department gets heated.
For more than two hours Monday the Battle Creek City Commission and 100 residents talked about crime and the police department. "I think we got a lot of issues on the table and sometimes you have to do that," Mayor Susan Baldwin said after adjournment. "We heard different sides and concerns."

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