HSO’s Classics II to feature Godfather composer
Holland Symphony Orchestra continues its classics series with selections from Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Nino Rota, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Tickets are $5-$22.
GRCC’s Secchia Culinary Institute to receive a gift of a piazza
The family of the late Peter Secchia is bestowing a gift inspired by his Italian roots to Grand Rapids Community College’s world-class culinary instruction program that bears his name.
New clinic helps Michiganders overcome traumas of intensive care
Henry Ford Health System's Post ICU Brain Health Clinic provides specialized care for adults 55 and older who have survived intensive care.
Seeds of Promise offers gift card incentive to increase vaccination rates
To improve vaccination rates, Seeds of Promise and Kent County Health Department team up to offer $50 gift cards to the first 20 participants who choose to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
10 highlights from the Grand Haven Hispanic Heritage Fiesta
This year's Grand Haven Hispanic Heritage Fiesta spotlighted Spanish-speaking cultures during a weeklong celebration that included a parade of flags and live music.
GRCC’s new Veterans Center helping students transition from the military to college
Patrick Coleman will lead the Veterans Center, which will serve as a single point of contact, connecting veterans with campus resources, including financial aid, advising, and disability support.
Hot Tix along the Lakeshore: Ordinary Elephant, Adam Ferrara, Bill Bellamy and more
Check out what’s coming up this month with live music, comedy, and performance at a few of West Michigan’s blossoming venues.
Return of Zeeland Pumpkinfest generates ‘amazing response’
Crowds filled downtown Zeeland as families and friends gathered to enjoy the return of the city’s biggest annual community gathering, the Pumpkinfest celebration.
How a $1.2M grant will be used to restore watersheds
The grant will provide funding to help identify failed septic systems and provide partial reimbursements to repair or replace them. It will also include funding for agricultural practices, such as cover crops, reduced tillage, livestock exclusion fencing, grassed waterways, filter strips, and manure management.
Michigan hospitals offer meals tailored to patients’ medical needs
Diet can be deadly, especially for people with chronic health conditions. That's why some Michigan health care systems have begun providing free meals tailored to improve those patients' health.
