
The Mill Group Announces Plans for 2027 Summer Concert Series at The Mill at Vicksburg
The Mill Group Announces Plans for 2027 Summer Concert Series at The Mill at Vicksburg

The Mill Group Announces Plans for 2027 Summer Concert Series at The Mill at Vicksburg

Prairie Ronde has won the 2025 Epic Award! Its Residency Director, John Kern, sat down with the Creative Café podcast to discuss the program.

The Bardeen family’s connection to the Lee Paper Mill dates back 120 years. We’re thrilled that today’s generation attended the 6th Mill Family Reunion.

Our Hill’s Buildings are nearing their first phase of completion and we can’t believe the transformation!

Cone Top Brewery Museum welcomed NABA to Vicksburg for their 54th annual beer convention in July 2025.

The “Hill’s Building” façades and interiors are exceeding our expectations!

Big strides were made in recent weeks with the “Hill’s Building” construction progress.

Big strides in the form of large statements were made in May with our “Hill’s Building” construction progress.

Reviewing our progress on the historic facades of the Hill’s Buildings against the vision cast in our renderings grows increasingly exciting as the finishing details

Spring 2025 Prairie Ronde resident Allie Wist chatted with WMUK about her art and plans for her time in Vicksburg during her residency.

Progress continues with restoration efforts on the downtown “Hills’ Buildings.”

MLive has released their list of the top Kalamazoo area developments to watch in 2025 and our downtown restoration project is one of them!

See the latest construction updates of our Mill Building 7 and “Hill’s Buildings” Restoration projects!

We’ve been making great progress on construction at The Mill and “Hill’s Buildings”! Take a look at our most recent updates.

Thank you to all who came and celebrated our 5th Annual Family Reunion with us! View the recap.

108 South Main, part of what is affectionately remembered by our community as the “Hill’s Building” has a rich history of tenants who occupied its

Chris Moore recently joined Ken Lanphear on Kalamazoo Mornings to chat about The Mill and the restoration of downtown Vicksburg’s historic buildings. Give it a

The historic buildings located at 108 and 110 S. Main St. have a rich history here in Vicksburg. It started as an apothecary in 1872,

The Lee Paper Mill, built from 1903–1905, was a cornerstone of Vicksburg, Michigan for nearly a century. At its peak, its machines churned out 17 tons of paper

Vicksburg's official designation on the National Register of Historic Places opens the village up to a world of opportunity in economic and community development. Of

Latest News,

Dr. Noreen Heikes, Vicksburg teacher and veterinarian, was featured in Encore Magazine’s April 2020 edition about a two-week trip she and some of her students

Editor’s note (2026): The Transformational Brownfield Plan is not a grant. It lets the project use a share of the new taxes it generates to

Editor’s note (2026): The Transformational Brownfield Plan is not a grant. It lets the project use a share of the new taxes it generates to

By Sue Moore via South County News Rob Richardson and John Kern examine the pollinator plot on 80 acres on the west side of the

via Kayla Miller at Mlive.com VICKSBURG, MI — When Austin Roberson sat down at the computer and fired up Minecraft, he was not at home

The county Board of Commissioners authorized its Brownfield Redevelopment Authority to apply for a $1.25 million DEQ loan and $100,000 grant to mitigate contamination of

Moyle, who spent 23 years at the Vicksburg landmark in a number of capacities, from union steward to management, attended a meeting at which a

Plans for the redevelopment of the Vicksburg mill are moving forward: Representatives of the project have recently appeared before three local governing bodies. In addition,

Bob Millard, former mill manager in the 1970s, returned to tour the mill last summer. Village Manager Jim Mallery accompanied him as did several other

Mill Receives Historic Designation; It Won’t Be Torn Down By Jef Rietsma – June 29, 2017 Chris Moore, Gene Burns, Steve Sielatycki and Jackie Koney