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AccessVision volunteers begin the winter schedule on December 6^th with the St. Phil Boys  Basketball team, taking on Camden-Frontier.

AccessVision’s Public, Education and Government programming can now be viewed by AT&T U-verse customers.  Now AT&T customers can watch “High School Sports”, the “Battle Creek City Commission”, the “Emmett Township Trustees” and the “Springfield Council” meetings on AccessVision 17. On AccessVision 16 viewers can watch their favorite public access programs such as “Gospel Mike”, “The Pet Show”, “BC Films” “Be Scene On Air”, “Culture At The Creek”, “In The Garden” and many of your local church services.

This year marks the 24^th year in a row AccessVision volunteers will have braved the cold weather to bring all the sights and sounds of the Annual Battle Creek Christmas Parade to the warmth of the viewer’s living room.

The staff of AccessVision is very excited to announce the arrival of new camcorders!

AccessVision will begin its 24th season of “High School Sports” this fall when St. Patrick takes on St. Phil @ C.W. Post Field on August 24th.

Each game will be videotaped during the week for transmission on channel 17 & digital cable channel 917 that Saturday at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., Sunday at 3 p.m. and will air for a fourth time Monday at 4 p.m., unless otherwise noted *.

You can also watch the games online by clicking the "On Demand" button from the AccessVision home page.

On October 1, AccessVision announced the  launch of BCCurrent.org, an innovative website, organizers say will spark civic engagement in Battle Creek’s neighborhoods by providing residents with a powerful new tool for sharing news and information. Organizers are inviting local residents who want to share their stories. The multimedia site is a project of AccessVision with support from the Battle Creek Enquirer and the Battle Creek Community Foundation.

Each year, the Alliance For Community Media Central States Region salutes the best community programming with a regional competition, the Philo T. Farnsworth Video Festival. AccessVision has once again been honored with a total of four "Philo" awards and nominations for two Overall Excellence Awards for its programming.

Long-time AccessVision volunteer Sherrill Smith Cotton was a Finalist in the Religious - Non-Professional category for her program, "Emmanuel Kingdom News".

Michigan Avenue from Carlyle to McCamly is open for thru traffic. McCamly Street from State Street to Jackson Street is open for thru traffic. Access Drive to Jackson Street is also open to thru traffic.
 
Please use marked crosswalks to cross Michigan Avenue and McCamly as traffic will be flowing through these areas.