Submitted 10-22-2021 under NONPROFITS
There is certainly a crispness in the air, but nothing is more crisp than a farm-fresh apple! Come down this weekend and shop for all the Fall goodies.
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The Salvation Army encourages service clubs to join the "Golden Kettle" competition in raising support through the annual Christmas Kettle Campaign.
Submitted 10-20-2021 under NEWS
Gabriella de la Vega has found her community voice through the Community Media Center. Now she wants to help others tell their stories.
Submitted 10-20-2021 under NONPROFITS
Peter Albertini knows the concept of home is central to the success of Guiding Light’s Recovery program – as is a commitment to faith.
Submitted 10-19-2021 under NONPROFITS
The legendary Rodney Crowell makes his debut in Royce Auditorium at St. Cecilia Music Center on November 12, 2021. Crowell, known as the founding father of the Americana genre, is Nashville royalty and a national treasure, as well as a five-time Americana honoree and award winner.
Submitted 10-18-2021 under OPINION
Kathleen asks, “There is clearly a cost of adhering to a religious tradition. The question is how much should the economic cost of following one’s religious beliefs be considered in answering questions of ethics or religion.”
Submitted 10-15-2021 under NEWS
Grand Rapids renames streets for Martin Luther King Jr., César Chávez; Kent County coalition seeking help for local Afghan refugees.
Submitted 10-15-2021 under NONPROFITS
The Market is stocked with all the Fall goodies! Come out this weekend and enjoy this seasons’ harvest!
Submitted 10-13-2021 under NONPROFITS
After several trips to the emergency room and attempts to get help, Andy found himself at the end of his rope. During his last hospitalization due to complications arising from his decades of alcoholism, a nurse told him that he “had to go somewhere” and that he “didn’t have a choice."
Submitted 10-12-2021 under NONPROFITS
Join us at WMCAT on Wednesday, November 10 at 6 p.m. for our new event Studio Sips presented by Consumers Energy.
