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Seven Things To Do in West Michigan This Weekend
Looking for things to do in Grand Rapids and West Michigan this weekend? November 13–15 brings a packed lineup of entertainment, cultural events, live music, shopping, and holiday festivities.
Classic Comfort Food: You’ll Get It at Russ’
With autumn settling in and cooler weather upon us, it's time to seek out comfort food. One place you'll certainly find it is at a West Michigan restaurant staple.
Measuring Success in More Birthdays
“People need a story to tell about their cancer,” Dr. Bill Romanowski said as he began to talk about his prostate cancer diagnosis.
Museum to Honor Community Leaders at Awards Gala
Three individuals whose leadership, generosity and commitment to West Michigan have helped shape the region will be recognized at the Grand Rapids Public Museum's 18th annual Jay & Betty Van Andel Legacy Awards Gala
New Fall Reads for Every Age and Interest
Our latest book list comes to us courtesy of Scott Lange at The Bookman, one of Grand Haven’s favorite independent bookstores.
Most City offices Closed for Veterans Day
Most City of Grand Rapids offices are closed Wednesday, Nov. 11 in observation of Veterans Day.
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Top Lawyers 2026
The list of peer-recognized lawyers in this section is a great place to start a search for those seeking legal counsel.
The Root Cause
For many Americans, November brings an annual ritual: choosing health insurance for the year ahead.
Boots On The Fence in Kentwood Honors Women Veterans
An outdoor art exhibition in Kentwood will honor women veterans this Veterans Day season, using decorated military boots to tell stories of service, sacrifice, friendship and resilience.
Rescued Farm Animals Take Center Stage at Grand Rapids Gala
Think cowboy boots paired with ballgowns, rhinestones alongside bolo ties, and an evening where the most memorable guests might have four legs.
100 for $100 Sale Offers Affordable, Original Holiday Gifts
Holiday shoppers looking for a unique gift — or a little original art for their own walls — will have plenty to browse at Grand Valley Artists’ 100 for $100 Sale, Nov. 6-7.
The Ultimate Encore: A 336-Year-Old Stradivarius Gets Its Moment in Muskegon
In 1878, composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky dedicated his Violin Concerto to famed violinist Leopold Auer, who famously rejected the work as “unplayable.”
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