Local Life
“The Portrayal of Women” a visual representation of women in...
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LOCAL LIFE: If you have ever had the privlidge of meeting Silk Screen Artist, Amy TenBarge, you know she is a...
Shirts Just Want to Have Fun
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LOCAL LIFE: When Brian Edwards, designer Chris Koens and Matt Fulk dreamed up ShirtPrize last year, it was...
[Eat & Drink ArtPrize 2010] Bar Divani
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LOCAL LIFE: Draped windows, brocaded seats and barricades of wine. At first glance, the cool and moodily lit...
“The Portrayal of Women” a visual representation of women in advertising's past
If you have ever had the privlidge of meeting Silk Screen Artist, Amy...
Doozey of a week-end
Wowzers Folks!
Can I just say this is one of the best weekend line ups I...
Shirts Just Want to Have Fun
When Brian Edwards, designer...
Undercover in Heartside - Part III: Observations and conclusions
In this series, I posed as a homeless man living on the streets in Heartside neighborhood from Aug. 15-17. I use the term "patrons" to refer to...
[Eat & Drink ArtPrize 2010] Bar Divani
Draped windows, brocaded seats and barricades of wine. At first glance, the cool and moodily lit...
[Eat & Drink ArtPrize 2010] Pub 43
A landmark establishment in Heartside’s Avenue for the Arts, Pub 43 (43 S. Division) has been the...
[Eat & Drink ArtPrize 2010] O'Toole's Public House
At the stroke of 12 noon on Sunday head straight for O'Toole's and the $3 make-your- own Bloody Mary bar and $4 burger specials. The Bloody bar...
[Eat & Drink ArtPrize 2010] Stella's Lounge
In an alleyway between Commerce and Ionia avenues lies Stella's Lounge, where vintage arcade games, over 200...
short, sweet and satisfying
Git up Already!
This weekend there are a few cannot miss events! So here is...
[MIDTOWN] Couple's documentation shows shopping local does not need to be costly
Rice, canned beans, eggs, sweet potatoes, carrots, cheese, bread and...
Clear as a Bell: Fountain Street Church Bells Chime Through Downtown
It is one of the most instantly recognizable points on the Grand Rapid skyline. Not as tall as the mighty McKay Tower or iconic as the...
Fulton Street Cemetery - Part II: Citizens and their contributions to Grand Rapids
The Fulton Street Cemetery is home to men and women who made this city what it is today. Many of the things we enjoy in this city were created by...
Fulton Street Cemetery - Part I: The history and design of a historic masterpeice
Nestled in the Midtown neighborhood, lying quietly behind a wall on Fulton Street is a great...
Wonderfully-full
Ola! This weekend feels very mid summer…. School is creeping up but there is...
AUDIO - A glimpse into a boxing gym
This is a brief audio piece narrating typical activities in a boxing gym. It was taped at the...
Congressional candidate Paul Mayhue rallies against greed
Republicans outnumber Democrats 5-2 in this primary election but both parties have a choice to make on August 3. Running against lawyer and civic...
[MIDTOWN] Midtown resident harvests crops grown in his truck bed
On any sunny evening in Midtown,...
Humane Passing: Hospice of Michigan Marks 30 Years of Service; "Ace of Cakes" Presenting Special Cake
Despite the fact that every person on earth will eventually die, Americans still have a long way to go to openly consider the subject of humane...
An interview with congressional candidate Patrick Miles
The retiring of Vern Ehlers, who for 17 years held the U.S. House of Representatives seat...
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