Submitted 02-18-2016 under NONPROFITS
As of this afternoon, the WMEAC has announced the recipients of the Environmental Hidden Heroine Awards, to be presented during the fifth annual Women and the Environment Sympoisum on Wednesday, February 24.
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Submitted 02-18-2016 under NEWS
Head barista Dan Shoup successfully prepared coffees to present to three judges to earn a spot at the U.S.Coffee Championship in April.
Submitted 02-18-2016 under OPINION
Can we truly consider alligator wrestling a "traveling educational exhibit?" This week, the act is on display at the Grand Rapids Boat Show
Submitted 02-16-2016 under OPINION
From my vantage point, "Formation" was a battle cry for Grand Rapids and every space like it.
Submitted 02-16-2016 under NONPROFITS
From building new communities through technology to inspiring social change through art, artists are shaping Grand Rapids and challenging how the community views art.
Submitted 02-16-2016 under NEWS
Shawmut Hills 5th graders are hoping to bring together community and raise money for their annual trip to Camp Manitou-Lin with a lasagna dinner that has become a yearly event.
Submitted 02-16-2016 under PLACE-MATTERS
Friends of Grand Rapids Parks is partnering with several local organizations to build stronger parks and neighborhoods.
"I learned that no matter what type of disability you have, you can still have fun." -Arts & Mentoring Dance Student
Submitted 02-16-2016 under LOCAL LIFE
Musician Ralston Bowles has been called the godfather of West Michigan's folk scene. Now he's being formally recognized for it with a Legacy Award at this Friday's Jammies.
Submitted 02-15-2016 under LOCAL LIFE
Host Katie Gordon speaks with Rishi Makkar, a local business owner and follower of the Sikh religion, about misunderstanding and violence toward the Sikh community, and how we can overcome that fear and hatred by breaking bread with one another.
