Meet your local elected official, Kent County Commissioner Jim Talen
Submitted 07-18-2012 under LOCAL LIFE
Local Kent County Commissioner talks about about the redistricting of Kent County, campaigning, his reasons for running for office and the funds needed to do so.
Picturesque gallery passes 100 photos, seeks contributors and voters
Submitted 07-18-2012 under OPINION
Halfway through our summer Picturesque contest in collaboration with MLive, the gallery holds many captured moments of summer. There's still two weeks left for our readers to determine the winning photo with their votes!
Safety officials see increase in fireworks-related fires
Submitted 07-17-2012 under LOCAL LIFE
Deputy Fire Chief Jerry Salatka and Captain Peter McWatters advise on the dangers of fireworks and ignition sources in drought-like conditions.
My Story Through Art: exhibit showcases art by foster care youth
Submitted 07-16-2012 under NONPROFITS
Stop by the Inner City Christian Federation on August 14, 2012 6:30-8:00 p.m. to see an exhibit of work created by local youth.
West Michigan Indie Podcast Episode #6- Casey Stratton Part 2
Submitted 07-16-2012 under LOCAL LIFE
WMI sat down with Grand Rapids' own pop singer/songwriter Casey Stratton to learn about his new album "The Calling of the Crows."
Catching up with Electric Forest's token Grand Rapids band: The Crane Wives
Submitted 07-16-2012 under OPINION
The Crane Wives member Kate Pillsbury shares her experience with the band and reveals future plans for the band.
Food you don't know about: discover the hidden gems
Submitted 07-16-2012 under OPINION
This video provides an introduction to food you don't know about in the city of Grand Rapids.
Cutting your heart out to spite your face
Submitted 07-15-2012 under OPINION
A desperate housewife of Corinth in Heritage Theatre's "Medea" brings a new translation of the classic play created by GVSU classical professor Dr. Diane Rayor.
Grand Rapids Water Systems Administration building gets solar panel array
Submitted 07-14-2012 under NEWS
The new system will power the building and is expected to pay for itself within eight years.
Catalyst Radio: East Hills neighborhood planning new Gay Day event
Submitted 07-13-2012 under NEWS
East Hills Council of Neighbors is putting on its first-ever Gay Day event Aug. 4 in Cherry Park, to celebrate the diversity of the community.