Submitted 01-24-2017 under PLACE-MATTERS
Plaster Creek Stewards tracks the journey of a raindrop in Alger Heights, Garfield Park
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Submitted 01-24-2017 under OPINION
An attendee of the Women's March on Washington returns to Grand Rapids feeling both inspired and energized.
Submitted 01-20-2017 under LOCAL LIFE
Co-host Jessica Young sits down with Jack Woller, Executive Director of Fountain Street Church, about the local effort in solidarity with the Women's March on Washington.
Submitted 01-19-2017 under NEWS
Video and annotated highlights of the Tuesday town hall meeting with U.S. Representative Justin Amash. The crowd became heated at the use of the term “Obamacare” and at mention of changes to Social Security.
Submitted 01-18-2017 under NONPROFITS
This will be Ai Weiwei’s first exhibition at a botanical garden or sculpture park.
After a 2016 Kids Count report ranked Kent County 26 out of 83 Michigan counties for child well-being, First Steps Kent launched a campaign to inform the community and help make sure kids are ready for kindergarten.
Submitted 01-17-2017 under NONPROFITS
"Always Shine" is screening in the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts movie theater through January 26, 2017.
Submitted 01-17-2017 under OPINION
In what has been a Governorship bathed in mismanagement, scandal and decisions that have disparately affected our most vulnerable residents – today the Michigan Governor will need to deliver a State of the State that reads like the apology that never happed for victims of this administration.
A Grand Rapids woman joins hundreds traveling more than 650 miles to march on Washington, D.C. Here's why.
For years now, Mark Romanack and his 21-year-old son, Jake, have traveled the roads together in their Dodge Ram pickup. They talk. They laugh. They plan a future.
