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The Cedar Lounge has always been a great place to relax after a day on the slopes, but now skiers and observers alike will be able to fuel up before hitting the slopes with a new brunch menu.

A new treasure trove of antique and vintage goods is now open in town.

What does Grand Rapids have in common with Anchorage, Alaska and Aspen, Colorado? All three cities host festivals that made the “10 Most Epic U.S. Winter Festivals Worth Braving The Cold For” list.

A new kind of “break room” is coming to a Grand Rapids suburb.

Woodland Mall has unveiled its new west wing.

Before the city shuts down its public pools for the summer its hosting one last hoorah—for pooches.

Personal breast cancer stories to illustrate difficult battle, and The 12th House offers handmade astrology-themed items from local Grand Rapids artists.

More parklets are popping up around downtown, and a new concept is coming to Calder Plaza.

“Warm Water: New Works by Charles Edward Williams” opens this weekend at the Urban Institute of Contemporary Art.

The Tilted Tulip, located at 4300 Plainfield Ave NE Suite E, will be hosting a grand opening event from 4-7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17.

East Grand Rapids is the “best city to live” in Michigan, according to a report on the best cities to live in each state by 24/7 Wall Street and posted by USA Today last week.

The six wives of Henry VIII, some of whom he had beheaded, tell the story of their lives, post mortem, of course.

Cranes flood the skyline as Grand Rapids undergoes more investment.

Ice skating season at Rosa Parks Circle kicks off tonight at 5 p.m.

Ornithologist, conservationist and distinguished professor at Clemson University, Dr. J. Drew Lanham’s passion for the natural world began as a boy growing up in Edgefield County, South Carolina.

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

While Detroit might be Motor City, Grand Rapids certainly has played its part in making auto history and this weekend the city will take center stage as the location of the Michigan International Auto Show.

With less than six months until Christmas, the UICA is asking for applicants to participate in this year’s Holiday Artists Market.

Southeast of the heart of downtown sits a 10,000-square-foot facility that many would consider a rock climber’s dream.

According to the Michigan Ag Council, Michigan is the third largest Christmas tree industry in the nation, harvesting approximately three million Christmas trees each year. So it’s no surprise that the Grand Rapids area has plenty of places to cut or buy your own fresh tree.