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National Radio Day: Why Radio Is Still Important
Happy National Radio Day! Radio has been a source of entertainment since the early 1900s, and while radio as a medium has been supplanted by new forms of technology (as highlighted by The Buggles), radio can still be plenty entertaining and still serves essential functions in the community. AKA quality,...
What beauty procedures are popular this fall
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – We’ve all been enjoying the summer weather, but change is in the air. With a new school year, new schedules, and a change of weather approaching, many of us are concentrating on looking and feeling our best!. Dr. Horriat recently joined the team...
Michigan fall weather outlook 2024: What to expect
4Warn Weather – After a brief break from some of the summer like temperatures over the past few weeks, enjoy the chilly temperatures because a warm up is on the way, looking ahead of the next week, and looking ahead over the next few months. The Climate Prediction Center...
A tiny, rare butterfly gets a chance to thrive again in Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS – Standing next to a converted hoop house in one of the back areas of John Ball Zoo David Pavlik points to a line of small cloth-covered cages filled with yellow black-eyed Susans and small orange butterflies. “These cages out here are females that have already bred...
Man Surrenders to Grand Rapids Police After Vacant Property Standoff
A standoff in northwest Grand Rapids concluded without incident as a man, suspected of trespassing, surrendered to police after barricading himself inside a vacant property. The Grand Rapids Police Department (GRPD) responded to the scene near Pine Avenue and Chatham Street on Monday, following a call from a property owner who suspected a squatter on his property, as reported by WOODTV.
2024 Women’s Soccer Season Preview
Davenport University women's soccer is set to bounce back in 2024 after a challenging 2023 season, now ranked No. 7 in the GLIAC Preseason Poll. Coach Joe White enters his second season, aiming to build on last year's 5-7-6 record, which marked the program’s third-most wins since joining the GLIAC. Key returning players include Haley Diekevers, who scored seven goals, and Gabby Scholten, both recognized for their academic and athletic achievements. The roster features five true freshmen and six transfers, contributing to a fresh competitive edge as the team prepares for a mix of home and away matches.
Configura to Host Upcoming CET Experience
Configura is set to host its premier corporate event of the year: CET Experience, Oct. 7-9, in Grand Rapids, MI. GRAND RAPIDS, MI—Configura, a global design software solutions provider and creator of CET, is set to host its premier corporate event of the year: CET Experience, October 7-9 at the DeVos Place in Grand Rapids, MI. This year’s symposium will bring countless opportunities to connect with the user community, developers, IT professionals, manufacturers, industry leaders, and Configurans, offering a wealth of new ideas, tips, and tricks to bring back to the office. Interested companies and individuals can now purchase regular access tickets via the website: https://www.cetexperience.com/. In-person registration closes Sept. 27.
Wyoming High School Tennis Scoreboard: Aug. 19-24, 2024
The prep tennis season in Wyoming made its debut last Saturday, but for most teams, they start this week. After two girls and two boys duals on Aug. 17, the schedule takes off this week. It is officially Week 2 of the 2024 season. From Laramie hosting Casper schools to Central and East visiting Sheridan and Gillette, Cody and Powell going to Green River and Rock Springs, and much more, this is a hectic week of dual competition.
City Council Recap: Changes Coming to Public Comments
Last night’s Lowell City Council meeting was more notable for discussions about items not on the agenda than about the topics listed as action items. Riverside Drive, the Flat River, and a mayor exchange day with Middleville all received significant attention. By the end of the hour-long meeting, it...
MSU researchers build connection between forests and drinking water, outreach and conservation strategies follow
A team of MSU researchers has shown there’s “untapped potential” for ensuring that Michigan forests provide clean and abundant drinking water. EAST LANSING, Mich. — The benefit of Michigan’s 20 million acres of forests can be seen through a variety of lenses. Michigan forests play a key role in offsetting greenhouse gas emissions through carbon storage, provide wildlife habitats and increase biodiversity, offer ample recreational opportunities to the state’s population and visitors, and supply timber resources and other forestry products — which contributed over $26 billion to Michigan’s economy in 2022, according to the latest data from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
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