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Abandoned Muskegon factory to be renovated into apartments, condos starting this fall
Plans for condominiums, market-rate apartments, a rooftop pool and more are in place for the former Shaw-Walker Factory in Muskegon.
Kalamazoo County pilots ‘trailblazing’ plan to build modular homes
Organizers hope the project, the first of its kind, will be a model for future government-funded developments.
Nightcap’s spicy serrano pepper cocktail offers the cooling power of cilantro
It started as a seasonal cocktail, but after the seasons changed and it was replaced, people kept asking for it, Nightcap manager Jordan Herrmann said.
Longtime county employee faces financial advisor for Ottawa County treasurer position
Cheryl Clark, who was appointed Ottawa County treasurer in December, is running against Ben Genser for the Ottawa County treasurer position.
Free e-scooter, e-bike rides offered to some Grand Rapids residents
Lime, the e-scooter and e-bike rental company, is partnering with the city of Grand Rapids to offer residents who qualify rides.
What’s going on off I-96 in Grand Rapids? It’s got made-to-order food, craft beers
Kum & Go opened its seventh Grand Rapids location at 3325 Plainfield Ave. NE in early June.
Flint Jazz Festival moves to Clio Amphitheatre
The Flint Jazz Festival will continue its longstanding tradition this weekend, but at a new location.
Recently recalled commissioner faces legislative director in Ottawa County District 2 primary
Lucy Ebel, who lost a recall election in May, is running against Jordan Jorritsma, a Michigan legislative director.
Indian restaurant coming to Grand Rapids Downtown Market
The restaurant offers a host of dishes ranging from butter chicken and tikka masala to traditional beverages and desserts.
Amphitheater, soccer stadium boosters tout $1.2B economic impact. Will it happen?
Here’s a breakdown of the economic impact studies for Acrisure Amphitheater and the downtown soccer stadium, and how officials estimated the venues would generate an $1.2 billion over 32-years and support more than 1,200 jobs.
45 new Ann Arbor apartments coming with 4-story development approved
Another new housing development is coming to Ann Arbor.
What to know about the Kent County hotel tax hike proposal on the Aug. 6 ballot
The ballot proposal would increase Kent County’s hotel tax from 5% to 8%. Revenue from the increase could be used to fund sports and entertainment projects such as Acrisure Amphitheater, a professional soccer stadium, and an aquarium.