Submitted 05-24-2023 under NONPROFITS
Exhibition features 22 artists working at the forefront of digital and electronic art
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Submitted 05-22-2023 under OPINION
Is it ethically wrong for the Audubon organization to keep their name?
Submitted 05-19-2023 under NEWS
Kent County Prosecutor announces charging decision in case of seven-year-old student who brought unloaded firearm to Cesar E. Chavez Elementary; City of Grand Rapids holds public hearing to get input on preliminary FY2024 Fiscal Plan, residents express frustration over police budget; and more
Submitted 05-15-2023 under OPINION
Many companies wish to go in the direction of ESG (Environment Social Governance). Many politicians are attempting to punish those corporations that see this as an opportunity to contribute to the public good. Is it ethical to stop people from such an effort?
Submitted 05-12-2023 under NEWS
New traveling exhibit exploring the history, impact of Jim Crow coming to the Grand Rapids Public Museum next month; City of Grand Rapids, Mobile GR make changes to DASH service; and more
Submitted 05-10-2023 under OPINION
Retelling of the ancient myth of Orpheus and Eurydice is wonderfully atmospheric.
Submitted 05-08-2023 under OPINION
"Dino" asks, "How can practical theology be practiced without psychology and philosophy?"
Submitted 05-07-2023 under NONPROFITS
St. Cecilia Music Center (SCMC) is proud to bring back legendary 6- and 12-string guitarist Leo Kottke on Tuesday, May 16. Leo is known for his amazing fingerpicking style that draws on blues, jazz, and folk music, and for possessing a unique whimsical banter with his audience.
Submitted 05-05-2023 under NEWS
City of Grand Rapids allocates $78,000 of Neighborhood Match Fund dollars to "community focused" projects; Humane Society of West Michigan seeking volunteers, supplies during "Kitten Season"; and more
Submitted 05-04-2023 under VOICES
Many Americans celebrate Cinco de mayo, but very few know its true history and significance