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Rite Aid closing nearly 30 more stores in Michigan, Ohio
WZZM 13 Grand Rapids· 1 day agoThe newest wave of store closings includes 12 Michigan locations and 15 store locations in Ohio.
Here's the streets Grand Rapids officials are asking people to avoid following water main break
WZZM 13 Grand Rapids· 6 days agoThe City of Grand Rapids shared a map of areas to avoid following a water main break early Thursday...
Ground broken at MLK Jr. Park for upgrades
WOOD via Yahoo News· 1 day agoPark in southeast Grand Rapids. City and state leaders officially broke ground Monday evening. The upgrades will include a new 25,000 ...
Road construction project in Eastown starts Monday
WOOD via Yahoo News· 4 days ago“And we will get through construction together and we will try to minimize the impact.” Most...
Supporters launch hotel tax hike campaign to fund Grand Rapids soccer stadium, amphitheater
MLive.com· 1 day agoSupporters of an Aug. 6 ballot proposal to increase Kent County’s hotel tax from...community...
Rite Aid announces plan to close 12 more Michigan stores: Here's the list
Detroit Free Press via Yahoo Finance· 14 hours agoThe Rite Aid chain grew gradually, then quickly, by acquiring other drugstores. It entered Michigan...
Photographs of the Homecoming of the Three Fires Powwow
Native News Online via Yahoo News· 3 days agoToday thousands of Native Ameircans, who live in West Michigan, are part of the three tribes that...
City to celebrate groundbreaking of Martin Luther King Park renovation
WZZM 13 Grand Rapids· 7 days agoThere will be ice cream, music, games and raffles after the groundbreaking ceremony.
Omaha Supernovas to throw out first pitch at Storm Chasers game
Omaha World-Herald· 9 hours agoSaturday's game is "Everything Nebraska...Storm Chasers. In addition to throwing out the first...
Water main break at Adams Street and Philadelphia Avenue repaired, city says
WZZM 13 Grand Rapids· 5 days agoThe water main break that left about 200 people without water and some cars partially submerged has...
