Aman Park inducted into ‘Network’

Aman Park was recently recognized by the Old-Growth Forest Network for its protections, ecological quality and value to the community as a future old-growth forest.

Moving up in the ranks

The Grand Rapids Fire Department recently announced a change in its executive staff.

Courses on the coast

West Michigan’s most captivating natural destinations almost always fall along the lakeshore  —  and disc golf is a great way to enjoy them.

Roadworks announcements herald start of construction season

Several major upcoming roadway projects will impact residents and visitors to Grand Rapids and surrounding communities.

The bird(er)s of Reeds Lake

When Mike Papenfus of Corvallis, Oregon found out he would be attending the Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids last year, he packed his binoculars and his birding journal.

Family Medicine

In this edition you’ll see a list of the top doctors in Grand Rapids, the physicians and caregivers who rose to meet the challenges of medicine in West Michigan over the past year.

West Michigan businesses to watch

A host of West Michigan companies have made the list of “Michigan’s 50 Companies to Watch,” an award presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business.

Update: Power restored after car-post collision on Eastern Avenue

The City of Grand Rapids and Consumers Energy crews are responding to an accident near the intersection of Eastern Avenue and Temple St. in the southeast quadrant of Grand Rapids.

Youth counselors sought for summer day camp

Is your teenager looking for a meaningful work experience this summer? 

It’s all about the trees

The City of East Grand Rapids announced that it has received a "Tree City USA" designation from the Arbor Day Foundation for its care...

City authorizes $9.6 million for community development

The Grand Rapids City Commission met on Tuesday, April  25, and agreed to authorize the distribution of $9,627,788. 

Update: The sky is breaking on $25M community hub

Community stakeholders, local leaders and members of the public are invited to a "sky-breaking" ceremony in Boston Square on Wednesday, April 26.

$23 Million approved for outdoor recreation projects

The Michigan Legislature’s Joint Capital Outlay Committee approved $23,306,200 in state grants to 45 projects statewide last week. One project is situated in Plainfield Charter Township.
Grilla Grills

Weather service issues red flag warning

A "Red Flag Warning" has been issued in West Michigan due to warm, dry air and gusty winds.

After 96 years, Holland teacher gets her due

In the early 1920s, the landscape of Holland, Michigan, featured farms and industry. Sure, it was Dutch — but not yet tulip-y. Someone had to plant the idea that the city should create tulip gardens, and that someone was Lida Rogers.

Recreational use of Grand River discouraged due to flooding

The City of Grand Rapids is discouraging the recreational use of the Grand River within its boundaries through at least the end of this week.

Curbside collection of yard waste underway

The City of Grand Rapids has begun its seasonal curbside yard waste collection service.

Grand Rapids ranks high in beauty, affordability

According to Travel + Leisure dot com, Grand Rapids is number two on a list of “10 Most Beautiful and Affordable Places to Live in the U.S.”

City buys land to advance ‘Strategic Plan’

The City of Grand Rapids yesterday authorized purchase agreements for land located in the south and north sections of the city. 

Planning firm named one of Michigan’s 50 companies to watch

A full-service third-party meeting planning firm located downtown Grand Rapids has been recognized as one of 50 Companies to Watch. 

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