Michigan International Auto Show returns to DeVos Place
The 24th annual Michigan International Auto Show will be held Feb. 3-6 at DeVos Place at 303 Monroe Ave. NW in downtown Grand Rapids.
Eco Fashion: It Looks Good On You
Who knew you could respect life, prevent pollution, connect with nature and look fabulous doing it?
Grand Rapids Public Museum announces skeleton of extinct species on display
The Grand Rapids Public Museum added an Eastern elk skeleton to its West Michigan Habitats exhibit.
Dr. John’s receives national recognition for export contributions
A West Michigan company received national recognition over the weekend for its contribution to expanding U.S. exports overseas.
Step into a healthier year with trail walks
Whether it’s a New Year resolution to get more exercise in 2024 or a passion for being outdoors, there is now a new reason to explore the miles of scenic trails.
Saugatuck Douglas Fennville Arts Initiative reveals first exhibit
The Saugatuck Douglas Area Convention and Visitors Bureau launched the Saugatuck Douglas Fennville Arts Initiative with the purpose of creating a connection between arts and community development after the pandemic isolation.
A fresh coat of paint
Bringing new life to your rooms with these tips.
Man Up at The Nines
Hershel Tucker is into solving his own problems and his business, The Nines, is one handsome solution. He was looking for something that didn’t exist in the area when it came to men’s beauty, cosmetic and personal care products and it didn’t seem fair.
Voting opens for West Michigan photo contest
The West Michigan Tourist Association is inviting the public to vote on the top 50 finalist photos in the West Michigan Photo Contest.
Puppy adoption highlights company’s commitment to charity
The grand opening of a tire store in Wyoming had an unexpected outcome for a puppy named Peanut who was part of the festivities.
Heritage haus
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Tulip Time Festival to host artwork competition
The Tulip Time Festival will be hosting the 2022 First Bloem Festival Artwork Competition, the winner of which will be used for the official 2022 Tulip Time poster.
Davenport rolls out new STEM degree programs
Davenport University is offering two new degree programs in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education to combat teacher shortages in urban areas.
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High-tech ‘smart fitness studio’ is smart choice for West Michigan
If you think The Exercise Coach is just another garden-variety workout facility, think again.
From footwork to mental fitness
We’ve all had struggles in life. Some are life altering, some affect us for days or even weeks, and some affect our mental wellness for the rest of our lives.
Heights Yoga Project opening on West Side
Niki Corcoran is making her dream of owning a yoga studio come true.
8 must-have design details for your four-seasons sunroom
Whether you already have one in your house or are thinking about an upcoming addition, a four-seasons sunroom is a fantastic way to take advantage of sunshine and nature.
Holland Farmers Market partners with chiropractor to promote healthy eating
The Holland Farmers Market teamed up with its community outreach partner, Higher Health Chiropractic, to launch a new Kids Produce Program that encourages children to develop healthy eating habits by purchasing fruits and vegetables.
Take Your Yoga Practice Outdoors with These Hot Summer Classes
Summer is approaching, and so are many chances to soak up the beauty of the Grand Rapids area with these outdoor yoga classes.
As Summer FOMO Sets in Learn to “Just Say No”
With summer days dwindling, I feel my FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) full force. I’m craving more time for summer adventures. I think we can all agree that being a grown-up gets in the way of fun-time. Being a business owner, mother, homeowner, etc., carries a lot of weight. But what about all that other stuff that isn't all that important but still manages to get in the way?