Ryan Boldrey is a reporter at the Kalamazoo Gazette and MLive. He covers courts, community affairs, and human-interest stories, with a focus on crime and regional interest, particularly in Michigan. Ryan has been featured in Firehouse Magazine, Detroit Lions, and MLive, and has received multiple awards for his enterprise reporting and coverage of breaking news.
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Ryan Boldrey's coverage focuses on local news, particularly crime and community events in the Kalamazoo area of Michigan. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime or government announcements.
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By: Ryan Boldrey, Rboldrey
The restaurant closing is "bittersweet," the owner said, but will allow its other location to grow.
By: Ryan Boldrey
VAN BUREN COUNTY, MI — In 2006, on the Monday after Thanksgiving, 10 volunteers and a few staff members gathered at Wahmhoff Farms Nursery in Gobles.
KALAMAZOO, MI — A traveling, interactive exhibit highlighting the American Revolution is on display at one of Kalamazoo's most historic buildings throughout December.
By: Ryan Boldrey
KALAMAZOO, MI — Martin Vargas moved to the United States at 18. He followed his older brother Eriberto (Tito) Vargas from their home outside Mexico City to the fields of Van Buren County.
KALAMAZOO, MI — A couple Canadians have long claimed to host the first “ugly Christmas sweater party” in 2002 in Vancouver.
By: Rboldrey, Ryan Boldrey
The restaurant renovation is part of a larger Radisson project, which includes a new lobby bar, duckpin bowling and more.
By: Ryan Boldrey
KALAMAZOO, MI — A couple Canadians have long claimed to host the first “ugly Christmas sweater party” in 2002 in Vancouver.
By: Rboldrey, Ryan Boldrey
Red Wings fans, Pistons fans and concertgoers will soon be able to enjoy a visit to Bell's at the arena.
The plaza will feature amenities like a water taxi dock, a fishing area, a fire pit and a shaded seating area for food trucks.
By: Ryan Boldrey, Rboldrey
Michigan's Best Local Eats: A Kalamazoo Farmers Market favorite, Matchacita opened the doors to its first brick-and-mortar store last week.
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