GR author explores cults, courage, and astral projection adventure
Christopher Tallon’s latest novel follows a brave EMT on a supernatural mission, blending real-life experiences with suspense and imagination.
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Face-to-face: Meijer Gardens’ “BUSTED” exhibit revolutionizes the way we see our shared humanity
An intimate, thought-provoking sculpture show explores identity, visibility, and human connection through contemporary busts that reflect who we are today.
Flora’s illustrated guide to managing invasive species
As part of Rapid Growth’s Voices of Youth series, Flora Duckworth-Guerra created a two-part visual guide exploring six invasive species and how to combat them. Part one spotlights the butterfly bush, sea lamprey, and giant koi.
Flora’s animated guide to fighting invasive species
As part of Rapid Growth's Voices of Youth series, Flora Duckworth-Guerra created a two-part visual guide exploring six invasive species and how to combat them. Part two focuses on the spotted lanternfly, garlic mustard, and the stink bug.
Grand Rapids African American Museum & Archives raising funds for expansion
GRAAMA launches $3 million campaign to expand its mission of preserving, honoring, and passing down Grand Rapids’ Black history and stories.
Hispanic Center expands Lakeshore reach through Tri-Cities Puentes acquisition
A merger brings vital programs under one roof, strengthening support and cultural connections for Hispanic communities across West Michigan.
Strengthening arts organizations: The DeVos Institute’s capacity-building initiative in GR
Five months into a two-year effort, the Capacity Building: Grand Rapids program is helping 14 local arts groups strengthen strategy, sustainability, and global impact.
Historic theater revives as creative hub for community
Once a movie house and nightclub, Grand Rapids' Four Star Theatre now hosts storytelling, music, and grassroots events year-round.
Gravel, growth, and the future of Barry-Roubaix in rural Michigan
In Hastings, the Barry-Roubaix gravel cycling race has become the largest event of its type in the world, driving economic revitalization, fostering community connections, and promoting an inclusive trail culture in a rural town that attracts thousands of visitors every spring.
Ms. Wheelchair Michigan 2025 advocates for the mentorship she wishes she had
Rynita McGuire, crowned Ms. Wheelchair Michigan 2025, uses her platform to inspire mentorship, advocate for inclusion, and challenge disability stereotypes.
Face-to-face: Meijer Gardens’ “BUSTED” exhibit revolutionizes the way we see our shared humanity
An intimate, thought-provoking sculpture show explores identity, visibility, and human connection through contemporary busts that reflect who we are today.
Flora’s illustrated guide to managing invasive species
As part of Rapid Growth’s Voices of Youth series, Flora Duckworth-Guerra created a two-part visual guide exploring six invasive species and how to combat them. Part one spotlights the butterfly bush, sea lamprey, and giant koi.
Flora’s animated guide to fighting invasive species
As part of Rapid Growth's Voices of Youth series, Flora Duckworth-Guerra created a two-part visual guide exploring six invasive species and how to combat them. Part two focuses on the spotted lanternfly, garlic mustard, and the stink bug.
Grand Rapids African American Museum & Archives raising funds for expansion
GRAAMA launches $3 million campaign to expand its mission of preserving, honoring, and passing down Grand Rapids’ Black history and stories.
Hispanic Center expands Lakeshore reach through Tri-Cities Puentes acquisition
A merger brings vital programs under one roof, strengthening support and cultural connections for Hispanic communities across West Michigan.
Strengthening arts organizations: The DeVos Institute’s capacity-building initiative in GR
Five months into a two-year effort, the Capacity Building: Grand Rapids program is helping 14 local arts groups strengthen strategy, sustainability, and global impact.
Historic theater revives as creative hub for community
Once a movie house and nightclub, Grand Rapids' Four Star Theatre now hosts storytelling, music, and grassroots events year-round.
Gravel, growth, and the future of Barry-Roubaix in rural Michigan
In Hastings, the Barry-Roubaix gravel cycling race has become the largest event of its type in the world, driving economic revitalization, fostering community connections, and promoting an inclusive trail culture in a rural town that attracts thousands of visitors every spring.
Ms. Wheelchair Michigan 2025 advocates for the mentorship she wishes she had
Rynita McGuire, crowned Ms. Wheelchair Michigan 2025, uses her platform to inspire mentorship, advocate for inclusion, and challenge disability stereotypes.
