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ROCK ROYALTY ROOTS: Metallica bassist's nephew opens Grand Rapids record store
Vinyl records are making a comeback. According to RIAA, more than 43 million LPs were sold last year. The newest record store in Grand Rapids is hoping to capitalize on the trend.
Kalamazoo man says Michigan Supreme Court decision affirms the truth
Douglas Prude said he is still putting his life back together after a five-year fight to get a fleeing and eluding conviction thrown out, culminating a decision by the Michigan Supreme Court that could change policing in the state.
‘The Sand Castle,’ built near Lake Michigan in 1895, hits market for $1.5M
SOUTH HAVEN, MI –– For more than 100 years, a drive through the historic downtown of South Haven has included views of a stunning home on Dyckman Avenue. Built in 1895, the seven-bed, seven-bath home, at 203 Dyckman Ave., was a bed-and-breakfast known as “The Sand Castle” for decades.
Michigan Authorities Warn Parents Of Posting ‘Back to School’ Photos On Social Media
It's that time of year, and we're already seeing it on social media - Parents posting their "back to school" photos of their children. Dressed up for their first day back, usually with some kind of identifier of which grade they'll be going into, and sometimes even the school they're attending.
These Are the 5 Worst Community Colleges in Michigan
Not all community colleges are created equal. A new study commissioned by the personal finance website WalletHub reveals that some of the most well-known community colleges in Michigan are among the ones that rank the worst when it comes to educational and career outcomes. Unlike typical 4-year universities, community colleges...
Four Michigan Athletes Set to Represent at the 2024 Paris Paralympics
After the conclusion of the Olympic Games in Paris, focus now shifts to the 16th edition of the Paralympic Games. Over 4,000 athletes from more than 150 nations are anticipated to compete across 22 sports. Team USA wrapped the 2024 Paris Olympics with a medal count of 126: 40 gold,...
Which Michigan counties have most EVs? Which have none? Politics play a role
Michigan’s top EV-owning counties are mostly well-off, politically left-leaning places with lots of access to chargers. Rural northern Michiganders are least likely to own EVs. Closing the gap is crucial to the state’s plan to put 2 million people into EVs by 2030. Washtenaw County has a reputation...
Bad Cookie: New Recall Affecting Michigan Meijer Cookie Lovers
Oh no! The Cookie Monster may not like this announcement. Before you shop at Meijer, you may want to know about this recall!. New Recall Affecting Michigan Meijer Cookie Lovers. It is a tough day to love Meijer cookies. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the Midwest retailer,...
Michigan touts 'free pre-K for all.' It's more complicated than that
Michigan expanded its free preschool program this year, and state officials expect enrollment to increase by over 16,000 students. But state data estimates Michigan is home to roughly 118,000 4-year-olds, meaning not every child will get a spot in the program. Michigan intermediate school districts are requesting to care for...
Costco Doubles Down on Big Changes Soon Affecting Michigan Stores
It's been nearly a year since Costco began taking a Netflix-esque approach when it comes to membership sharing, and now the company is doubling down on those efforts. Michigan Costco shoppers, get ready, because shopping just got a lot more tedious. If you're new to the Costco shopping experience or...
Hippotizer Delivers Magic for Electric Forest festival
Rothbury, MI, USA – Michigan’s beloved multi-genre Electric Forest festival ramped up its AV offering this year, with the monumental Sherwood Court stage’s proscenium arch LED screen displaying content powered by tvONE’s Green Hippo brand of Hippotizer Media Servers. Visual solutions company Observatory, which has been...
The Lakeshore Legacy Project - Let's Bowl - August 21st! A Fundraiser to Support Community Based Work
The beginnings of the ideas to enrich the community were a throwback everyone could agree on. Lighting up Western Avenue around the holidays. The memories of yesteryear held by so many in Muskegon combined with the thought of starting new ones for the next generation was the perfect launching pad, so GLOW was the first event. As the Lakeshore Legacy Project grew, along came a Halloween Trunk or Treat. Outdoor concerts were HUGE of the course of summer and in 2023 they had a record 12,000 people attend the Downtown Muskegon Ball Drop! These are free events and the idea of them is that bringing the community together is the key and being able to bring together the sponsors and those who pull off the events and the people in The Lakeshore Legacy Project are the gears that make it turn.
Gun Lake Voted Best Casino In West Michigan For 2024
Gun Lake Casino in Wayland, Michigan, has been named “Best of the West” for 2024 as West Michigan’s best casino by Revue Magazine. Gun Lake Casino in Wayland has been voted “Best of the West” for the fourth consecutive year. This is the fourth consecutive...
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