Submitted 11-23-2020 under OPINION
From Harry, in Sydney, Australia: “A good friend who is also a talented and award winning journalist has, in an article, exposed the extra marital affairs of a politician. ... What are the moral ramifications of such an exposé?”
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Submitted 11-20-2020 under NONPROFITS
Skip the long lines at the grocery store and grab all your holiday meal needs this weekend at our open-air market!
Submitted 11-19-2020 under NEWS
City of Grand Rapids launches small business grant program, announces temporary service adjustments; Kent County awards violence prevention grants to local nonprofits; Grand Rapids Public Museum makes Collections images public domain; and more.
Submitted 11-19-2020 under LOCAL LIFE
Amid this year’s fluctuating restrictions on social activities in response to the pandemic, Lowell's Veen Observatory was able to stay open to the public for much of the summer and fall months.
Submitted 11-16-2020 under OPINION
Vaughn asks, “What is the meaning given to your soul in life?”
Submitted 11-13-2020 under NONPROFITS
Thanksgiving is just TWO weeks away! Come down to the market and get all your holiday meal essentials. Shop from over 40 vendors this week offering a variety fresh local produce and food products!
Submitted 11-13-2020 under NEWS
Kent County’s COVID-19 case growth continues upward trend; Kent District Library returning to curbside, online services only; and Grand Rapids Public Library announces Kyd Kane as city’s new Poet Laureate.
Submitted 11-11-2020 under LOCAL LIFE
If approved, the gunshot detection system would encompass a three square-mile radius on the city’s southeast side and a one square-mile radius on its northwest side.
Submitted 11-11-2020 under NONPROFITS
The Grand Rapids Chapter of the American Institute of Architects celebrated several Architects, Firms, Projects and individual Honorees during its 2020 Honor Awards Celebration Live Broadcast.
Submitted 11-10-2020 under NONPROFITS
New home-ownership model is launched, providing wealth-building potential to dozens of Kent County families
