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Spring to Dance Festival welcomes Grand Rapids Ballet to St. Louis for company debut
Grand Rapids Ballet dances David Parsons' "The Envelope" at the Spring Dance Festival in St.
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Kirk Cameron to bring live Love Worth Fighting For Marriage Event to Grand Rapids church
Former "Growing Pains" TV star and evangelical Christian Kirk Cameron will speak in Grand Rapids about marriage.
The Grass Roots to headline Real Oldies Concert and Classic Car Show
A few members of the crowd decided to dance as the Eschelons perform as part of the Real Oldies Concert at the Ballpark at Fifth Third Ballpark on Saturday night.
Grand Rapids Metro Area Shows Highest Jump In Poverty Rates In US
In Grand Rapids, the Well House program serves as transitional housing for the homeless in the area and has seen some of the problems first-hand. He was once homeless and living in shelters in Grand Rapids while battling double pneumonia and a painful nerve condition called spinal stenosis.
Grand Rapids mother fighting deportation gets one-year reprieve
Victoria Lorenzo-Calmo reacts while holding her son, Jason Pablo-Lorenzo, 2, during a protest against her possible deportation outside the Gerald R. Ford Federal Building Tuesday, March 5, 2013.
Fox59 lands news director from Grand Rapids
Tribune Broadcasting Co. has tapped the news director at its Fox affiliate in Grand Rapids, Mich., to fill the same position at Fox59 in Indianapolis, the media company announced Tuesday.
Helicopter patrols 'unreasonably intrusive,' Grand Rapids manager says
Michigan State Police helicopter pilot Sgt. Jerry King from the Rockford post does his preflight check of "Trooper 2", a Bell helicopter he flies for law enforcement.
Meteorologists discuss the April 2013 West Michigan flood
The next meeting of the Southwest Michigan Chapter of the American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association will be held on Tuesday, May 21 from 7:30pm-9:00pm at Schuler Books and Music in Grand Rapids .
Family of East Grand Rapids slaying victim fights killer's release
Forty-two years after Frederick "Rick" Tholen III was killed in a corner-store stickup, his family and friends are fighting to keep the gunman, Chester Patterson, locked up.
O'Sullivan: T.S. Eliot on the IRS Scandal
President Obama jets off to Las Vegas for a campaign speech in which he exclaims innocently: "Will no one rid me of this turbulent Tea Party?" At first there is no discernible response.
Stormy forecast forces MDOT to postpone I-96 lane closures
A $2.2 million project to repair concrete along roughly 15 miles of I-96 has been postponed because of a stormy weather outlook.
Grand Rapids schools adopts teacher evaluation policy
Jaylin Garcia, left, and Maurico Ramirez, both of Grand Rapids, work on an activity in their first grade classroom on Thursday, March 22, 2012, at Sibley Elementary.
Thunderstorm sends flash flood waters into Fulton Street apartment building
Sally and Michael Triant, landlords at Waters House Apartments, direct residents to move their cars as the parking lot and entry level of the building floods on Monday, May 20.
Marijuana how-to: Grand Rapids city manager's tips for escaping state, local prosecution
Marijuana advocates march along Monroe Center in downtown Grand Rapids Thursday, Dec.
Grand Rapids teachers receive $122,000 in grants for special, innovative classroom projects
GRAND RAPIDS, MI - The Grand Rapids Community Foundation is recognizing 34 Grand Rapids Public Schools teachers who received Good Classroom mini-grants for special and innovative classroom projects.
Vacant Harris Building in Heartside Neighborhood is gaining new life
The first floor of the Harris Building will be the new home of Local Epicurean, a locally-owned organic pasta company.
Dining Out restaurant review: Olive's in East Grand Rapids
Where: 2162 Wealthy St. SE, East Grand Rapids Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday; 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday.
Police Launch New Campaign to Get Drivers to Buckle Up
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - In order to get more drivers to buckle up behind the wheel, police are launching a new campaign today that is aimed at helping drivers who have "buckle-phobia." It's a fictitious condition characterized as the fear of wearing seat belts, and it's part of the campaign.
Julie Hoogland: Let's keep the momentum going on Andy's House
I recently told you about a project dear to scores of us who have worked at The Grand Rapids Press newsroom over the years.
Conservationist: Michigan's dunes are worth too much to develop
With the wind blowing sand over time, a sign of The White River Township Barrier Dunes Sanctuary has submerged into the sand as seen here on April 14, 2013.