Submitted 10-19-2011 under INNOVATION-SPOTLIGHT
Sarah Steger talks about the importance of education in the way she provides care at her Holistic Learning Center, and explains the importance of her efforts to work towards longterm affordability.
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Submitted 10-19-2011 under NEWS
Six local residents were introduced as winners of the MyGR6 contest at a Wednesday morning event.
Submitted 10-18-2011 under NEWS
U.S. Poet Laureate and National Book Award winner share their poetic wealth at Grand Valley State University
Submitted 10-18-2011 under NONPROFITS
In order to celebrate Food Day on Monday, Oct. 24, the Greater Grand Rapids Food Systems Council, along with Food and Water Watch, will be hosting a film screening of "What's on Your Plate?" at Gerald R. Ford Middle School (6 PM).
The anti-discrimination issue in Holland, MI has reached a pivotal moment. It is more uncertain - and more important - than ever. "A policy is a temporary creed liable to be changed, but while it holds good it has got to be pursued with apostolic zeal." (Mohandas Gandhi.)
Submitted 10-17-2011 under NONPROFITS
WYCE Hat Trick Concert with David Olney and Sergio Webb Supports Thrive: A Refugee Support Program
Submitted 10-17-2011 under NEWS
Christian activist Jim Wallis, founder of the social justice organization Sojourners, to speak at Fountain Street Church Wednesday
Boys & Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids Youth Commonwealth’s 3rd Annual Steak & Burger Dinner allows donors to come face to face with the Grand Rapids leaders of tomorrow. This year’s dinner will take place at the Steil Club in Grand Rapids on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 6:00pm.
A two minute audio glimpse into the first professional artists in Grand Rapids, detailing not only their successes but their competition as well.
Submitted 10-17-2011 under LOCAL LIFE
Grand Rapids native Susan Newhof to read from her book "Spirits and Wine" at Schuler Books.
