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The Battle Creek Enquirer is the only daily newspaper in Battle Creek, Mich. Owned by Gannett Company, its history of providing news in Michigan dates back to 1900 as the Morning Enquirer. Several ownerships later, Gannett purchased the newspaper in 1971. It has expanded to a staff of more than 200 editors, writers, photographers, designers and press operators. Also known as The Enquirer, it had a daily circulation of more than 24,000 in 2005, with a Sunday edition circulation exceeding 33,000 subscribers. The newspaper offers news, opinions and sports coverage to subscribers, as well as an online newspaper that offers classifieds, job postings and real estate listings on the Internet. The Battle Creek Enquirer s owner, Gannett Company, is among the leading international news and information gathering companies. In the United States, it publishes nearly 100 daily newspapers and hundreds of other publications. Gannett s flagship newspaper is USA Today.

Established by Will Keith Kellogg, better known as the inventor of the cornflake and founder of the Kellogg cereal empire, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation was created to help people help themselves through the practical application of knowledge and resources to improve their quality of life and that of future generations. It is a nonprofit organization that focuses on building the capacity of individuals, communities and institutions to solve their own problems. The foundation s grants are awarded in four areas: health, food systems and rural development, youth and education and philanthropy and volunteerism. Its recent grantees have included the Social Venture Network, Denver Health Community Voices and the Academy for Educational Development. The W.K. Kellogg Foundation was established in 1930 and has headquarters in Battle Creek, Mich. During his lifetime Kellogg donated more than $65 million to the foundation, which now receives its income primarily from investments made by its own trust.