Grand Rapids MI

Kent County’s logistics and manufacturing scene is buzzing this month, with several solid openings for folks who like to keep things moving. Whether you’re into planning, coordination, or hands-on delivery work, there’s something here for you.

Manistee alumna Hailey Johnson competed with the Grand Valley State University wrestling club in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association Championships recently.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — ArtPrize’s new executive director says he wants to broaden participation in the annual art competition, reinforce its commitment to openness and rekindle the excitement that defined its early years. Tyler Loftis, a New York–based artist and West Michigan native, was named executive director after...

CALEDONIA, Mich. — It’s no secret that the stadium at Caledonia High School has been undergoing a multi-million dollar renovation for the past year. According to former school board member Katie Isic, the construction is the reason the Caledonia track and field team did not hold home meets there last year.

With steady rain outside and chilly temperatures throughout the day in West Michigan, attendees at the 25th annual “All Walks of Life Traditional” Powwow at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Mich., enjoyed the comfort of being indoors on Saturday. Attendees were immersed in the sounds of drumming and...

If the Martin Luther King Jr. Street bridge over US-131 in Grand Rapids is part of your daily commute, expect a few construction cones Monday.

Kent County’s maintenance and cleaning job market is buzzing this month — from part-time evening shifts to full-time management roles, there’s something for every skill level.

Kent County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing this month, with several solid roles open across Grand Rapids, Kentwood, Wyoming, Walker, and Byron Center. Whether you’re hands-on with machines or focused on quality, there’s something here for you.

The shrimp craze may return, but can Red Lobster avoid the same pitfalls as before?

It’s been two years since a Wyoming mom scalded her nine-month-old daughter in an abuse case a Kent County judge called “deplorable.”