Submitted 02-04-2016 under NEWS
Two bartenders at Stella's Lounge have created a monthly club that explores new modernized recipes to classic cocktails for patrons to try.
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Submitted 02-04-2016 under NONPROFITS
A Q&A with Maggie Marcinkus, the brand-new volunteer coordinator at Feeding America West Michigan.
Grand Rapids' new mayor set out an ambitious list of goals addressing racial disparity, housing and environmental sustainability in her first State of the City Address.
Submitted 02-03-2016 under NONPROFITS
With programs ranging from "be nice." and a debate team, events and Facebook pages to celebrate students and more, there's a lot to know about what's going on at Harrison Park Elementary. Students ages 10 & 11 share what they think you should know.
Submitted 02-02-2016 under NONPROFITS
Women of Color Cook, Eat & Talk kicks off with an exciting program facilitated by two veterans of the Civil Rights movement. Lila Cabbil worked alongside Rosa Parks for 40+ years. Barbara Roos traveled to the South in the ‘60s to stand with African Americans working for civil rights.
This February, ACT is offering a series of exciting events open to the public, including open art studio sessions for adults and youth and a drumming session at Marge's Donut Den as part of Mardi Gras celebrations.
Submitted 02-02-2016 under NEWS
The Pyramid Scheme is hosting the show at 7:00 p.m. on Feb. 5. designed to raise funds for Girls Rock Grand Rapids, a week-long summer camp that empowers girls and women through music.
International food and beer tastings, music, dance and crafts will highlight the diverse cultures in West Michigan on Saturday, February 6.
Citizens are invited to meetings at three GRPS schools to ask the mayor questions, express concerns and discuss the State of the City. Video if the State of the City address is included in this article.
Harrison Park Elementary students and staff are collecting bottled water to send to the schools in Flint to help with the water crisis.
