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If you are looking for a book to curl up with this month, local author Emma Palova recently released her memoir, “Greenwich Meridian.”

The Grand Rapids Ballet’s traditional holiday performance of “The Nutcracker” will return to the stage virtually this season due to COVID-19-related safety concerns.

The Women’s Way mural project is a public art initiative meant to activate several alleyways around Grand Rapids while also honoring the important women who made the city home.

Former Grand Rapids resident Veronica Kirin’s book, “Stories of Elders,” won in the History: General category of the annual National Indie Excellence Awards.

Cranes flood the skyline as Grand Rapids undergoes more investment.

The city of Grand Rapids has completed improvements to a park space on the city’s West Side.

A recent study from career resource company Zippia found that Allendale is Michigan’s hardest working city.

The Michigan Brewers Guild launched a podcast, “Michigan’s Great Beer State Podcast” for the state’s beer enthusiasts.

Here's what's happening in Grand Rapids.

Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park opened to the public in April 1995.

The COVID-19 “Stay Home, Stay Safe” executive order resulted in many nonessential employees being terminated or put on leave, which spurred the creation of a new online resource.

We've rounded up our top events for April.

LaughFest welcomes several comics to town this month, including Russell Peters, who has been doing standup for three decades.

We’ve rounded up our top events this March.

We’ve rounded up our top events this February.

If you love scoring vintage looks, Elevated Grand Rapids will leave you swooning.

We've rounded up our top 5 events this January.

The most-read story of 2019 is about a new restaurant.

A stationery and gift shop is coming to downtown.

For one day, holiday shoppers can purchase handmade gifts from local artists at one location.