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Tremendous times ahead; high school football is back this week
Get ready for high school football. The season opens this week on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 25 and 26. Look inside for all the details.
By:Local team to help others with school supply giveaway
The Grand Valley Christian Patriots will host a school supply giveaway open to all students in need tomorrow (Aug. 24) at Blue’s Gym.
By:Kent County campaign aims to raise immunization rates
This month, the Kent County Health Department announced a new campaign to encourage residents and families to get their children immunized.
By:Pine Rest, Spectrum South to be added to bus route
Starting Aug. 29, The Rapid’s Route 10 on south Clyde Park will change, adding stops to Pine Rest and Spectrum Health Pavilion South.
By:Grand Rapids’ Sweet Adelines join the DreamWheels TV show
The popular local chorus group will join some rare classic cars on the red carpet for the annual classic car production produced by WKTV.
By:Wyoming’s Two Guys is ‘Big City Dining’ with a personal touch
For Two Guys Brewing, it is all about having the downtown restaurant feel and quality of food for their neighbors in Wyoming.
By:Upcoming program at Marge’s focuses on Grand Haven fountain
This week at Mr. Sid’s Video Series, the program will take a look at the Grand Haven Musical Fountain which marks 60 years this summer.
By:Salvation Army Kroc Center hosts free block party
The Salvation Army Kroc Center will host the free event on Friday, Aug. 19, at its facility located off of Division Avenue near 28th Street.
By:Wyoming creates new, colorful crosswalks for public safety
The City of Wyoming installed four-art-based crosswalks designed to help improve public safety while promoting local school pride.
By:Potter’s House Christian runner a quick learner to the top
Lezawe “Moses” Osterink has little to prove in his senior year at Potter’s House.
By:Wyoming Public Safety secures national accreditation for fourth time
Keeping up on technology and policy changes helped in the process according to Chief Kim Koster.
By:Wyoming elects Vanderwood as its next mayor
Because Kent Vanderwood took 56 percent of the primary vote, he is automatically named mayor elect and will be sworn in later this year.
By:92-year-old Kentwood resident shares his love of Metro Cruise
Father and daughter Gene Billings and Cathe DeLaney say Metro Cruise is “pretty much their Christmas.”
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