Community Updates: Friday, April 28
Submitted 04-28-2023 under NEWS
City Manager, city staff present FY2024 Preliminary Fiscal Plan to the Grand Rapids City Commission; free outdoor fitness classes returning to Grand Rapids in May; and more
Helping Grand Rapids Non-Profits Transition to Clean Energy
Submitted 04-25-2023 under NONPROFITS
The initial costs for installing solar power can be prohibitive to houses of worship and non-profits. And yet, these local institutions can also lead the way in inspiring others in the community to embrace clean energy.
7 Green Spaces You Should Know in East Hills GR
Submitted 04-24-2023 under NONPROFITS
East Hills Greenspaces are a valued part of our neighborhood and the heart of our community.
Ethics and Religion Talk: Beware of Entering Debates on Religion!
Submitted 04-24-2023 under OPINION
Do the panelists have any ground rules for entering into a religious argument or debate?
Community Updates: Friday, April 21
Submitted 04-21-2023 under NEWS
Grand Rapids Public Museum to welcome Ice Age: Michigan's Frozen Secrets, Snow: Tiny Crystals, Global Impact exhibits in May; Grand Rapids Public Library to host several events in honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month; and more
Clean Your Heart(side) Out!
Submitted 04-20-2023 under NONPROFITS
As Spring weather swings around, the neighborhood association and other community stakeholders seek volunteers for the annual clean-up
St. Cecilia Music Center brings Nashville-based The Lone Bellow to Grand Rapids with Special Guest Lindsay Lou on Thursday, May 4, 2023
Submitted 04-19-2023 under NONPROFITS
Making their latest U.S. tour across the country, The Lone Bellow is highly charged with a new album “Love Songs for Losers” beautifully composed and powerfully performed live on stage. Special Guest Lindsay Lou will open for The Lone Bellow.
Ethics and Religion Talk: Is the Death Penalty Ethical?
Submitted 04-17-2023 under OPINION
Can you imagine any circumstances which would justify imposing a death penalty? What standard of proof or evidentiary requirements would you require in order to consider a death penalty to be an ethical and fair punishment?
Community Updates: Friday, April 14
Submitted 04-14-2023 under NEWS
Residents share thoughts on "No Mow May," police surveillance drones at Tuesday's City Commission meeting; City Manager Mark Washington announces decision to appoint Dr. Brad Brown as the next Fire Chief of the Grand Rapids Fire Department; and more
My Fair Lady, Lightly Updated, Graces The Stage
Submitted 04-13-2023 under OPINION
A new production of the classic musical retains all the charm of the original while granting Eliza Doolittle more dignity than she's ever had.