Submitted 09-01-2017 under NONPROFITS
A list of locally grown fruits and vegetables along with locally produced products available at your local farmers markets.
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Submitted 08-31-2017 under NEWS
A local Grand Rapids bus driver was arrested for protesting Rapid Transits CEO's merit bonus.
Submitted 08-30-2017 under LOCAL LIFE
Adrian Callaghan says his favorite part about the Fulton Street Farmers Market is the people. Read more in this final installation of Market Musings.
Submitted 08-29-2017 under PLACE-MATTERS
"We Are the Experts of Us" luncheon with keynote speaker Elizabeth White is for anyone thinking about, preparing for, or in the midst of retirement. The event will be held Friday, September 15, 2017 from 8:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at the Prince Conference Center.
Submitted 08-29-2017 under OPINION
While it is inspiring to hear stories of students who overcame challenges to be the first in their family to go to college, for many the struggle does not end with a college acceptance letter. It is important to address the specific challenges that first generation college students face.
Submitted 08-29-2017 under NEWS
Breakaway Music Festival, a travelling music festival, brought internationally know musical acts to Belknap Park this past weekend.
Submitted 08-29-2017 under NONPROFITS
Sofía Ramirez Hernandez shares her non-negotiable daily drawing practice on social media platforms in hopes of inspiring others to open up or feel less alone. We chatted with the artist to learn more about what makes her so prolific, what inspires her, and what's on the horizon.
Submitted 08-28-2017 under LOCAL LIFE
Visser Farms grows 199 different varities of produce, from potatoes to lettuce to carrots at the Fulton Street Farmers Market.
Submitted 08-28-2017 under NONPROFITS
The World Affairs Council of West Michigan will screen America's Diplomat on Wednesday, August 30 at Wealthy Theatre. The event will allow attendees to learn how people shape policy.
Submitted 08-28-2017 under OPINION
Rather than responding to a reader question, this week’s Ethics and Religion Talk column begins with an essay on “Forbidden Fruit” by the Rev. Sandra Nikkel, head pastor of Conklin Reformed Church. The essay comes from a book she is writing.
