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The Grand Rapids Public Museum will start offering after-school education classes to children in grades 3-5 weekly on Wednesdays from 4-5:30 p.m. from Feb. 3-March 24 at the Van Andel Museum Center, 272 Pearl St. NW.

Boost your immune system to prevent illnesses.

Transformative experiences with unconventional medicine led Paul Austin, a Grandville native and Hope College graduate, on an unconventional career path.

Let’s talk about the endless papers that make their way from our kids’ backpacks to every nook and cranny of our living space. It’s difficult to relax with stacks of school papers surrounding us and constantly reminding us of our “to-do’s."

A new shop specializing in bridesmaid dresses has arrived in West Michigan.

The Grand Rapids Art Museum will officially reopen to the public Saturday after welcoming GRAM members for soft openings last week and this week.

Spring is on the horizon and I’m sure everyone is aching to be in with the new and out with the old. But, why not revamp your living space while embracing the old?

Yoga is about getting in touch with your body and mind, and that’s exactly what Allison Steele did.

With spring around the corner, you might be contemplating your own renovation project.

Muskegon neighborhoods are surrounded by new trees, thanks to a $2,500 grant from the Consumers Energy Forestry Department.

Fluresh, a Michigan-based cannabis cultivator and processor, announced the launch of its Fluresh Collection, the brand’s introductory line of innovative cannabis offerings.

Megan Rader is moving Kula Yoga to a new, larger location that will give her the opportunity to provide more class offerings as well as childcare for yoga students taking classes, but that’s not all she’s excited about.

Davenport University is offering two new degree programs in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education to combat teacher shortages in urban areas.

The back-to-school gear you need for success.

Telemedicine services are growing and projected to continue — even after COVID-19.

All great stories start in someone’s garage or basement. Companies are born, rock bands are formed and long-held dreams find a pulse. It’s the same thing for Rhoda Klomega, founder of Delasie, a clothing brand with an African element utilizing meaningful fabrics.

The Lakeshore Museum Center will showcase a new exhibit honoring the late Rosie Lee Wilkins from Monday through April 24.

A Holland author is releasing a book next month for working adults about finding a more fulfilling life at work.

A new study found Michigan is near the bottom of a list of states that are good for working seniors.

Two snowy owls have a new home in the Forest Realm at John Ball Zoo.