‘Heartbreaking’: Family business in Grand Rapids partially collapses
Part of a building in Grand Rapids collapsed Sunday.
No charges, no change following Da’Quain Johnson murder
The long wait for justice in the wake of the police murder of Da’Quain Johnson came to an abrupt and disappointing end earlier this month on Thursday, April 2. After weeks of protest and calls from Johnson’s family and the Grand Rapids community, Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker decided not to pursue charges against the officer who stole Johnson’s life in February. Becker, after...
Ferris softball sweeps Grand Valley
It was a huge doubleheader sweep for Ferris State over Grand Valley in Saturday softball action
Michigan’s Music Econ Summit embraces ‘the business of being an artist’ in day-long event
Saturday’s Michigan Music Alliance conference in Grand Rapids drew 120 attendees and dozens of music industry experts for a day of mentoring on the business side of music. From taking advantage of rapidly changing technology to the proper etiquette for marketing music to media outlets to tips on songwriting, recording and stage presence, Saturday’s Music Econ Summit at Bamboo in downtown Grand Rapids covered...
Crews on the scene of partial building collapse in Grand Rapids
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Grand Rapids firefighters are currently on the scene of a partial building collapse in Grand Rapids. Around 4:10 p.m., Grand Rapids Professional Firefighters Local 366 posted on Facebook and said crews were at the scene of a partial building collapse in the 900 block of Kalamazoo Avenue SE.
Flanagans’ Last Round: Grand Rapids Pub Known For Guinness And Ghost Stories Shuts Down
Flanagans Irish Pub, a local favorite for 44 years, closed its doors after losing its liquor license, leaving behind tales of ghostly happenings and cherished memories on Pearl Street.
Risky price cut pays off at Electric Cheetah in Grand Rapids
At Electric Cheetah, cutting menu prices by roughly 30% was a risk that has paid off. Since making the move, the owner says they have grown 35% in sales.
Protest held against data centers in Michigan
Dozens of activists and community members gathered Saturday at Calder Plaza to take a stand against data centers in Michigan, as conversations about the issue continue to grow both locally and nationwide.
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail designated as Pure Michigan trail
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail designated as Pure Michigan trail
Grand Rapids neighborhood to host Earth Day community festival
On April 18, visitors to City High School and Middle School in Grand Rapids can attend a free Earth Day-themed festival organized by the Creston Neighborhood Association.
