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1240 The Ticket

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Kalamazoo Might Have Just Seen Its Weirdest Rock Concert Ever

Alice Cooper doesn't just put on a concert. He puts on a spectacle. Fans in Kalamazoo got the full nightmare treatment Saturday night. Would you want to see a show like this?

Kalamazoo, MI · 1d

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The 8 Free Michigan Museums That Will Keep You Curious For Hours On End

Want to explore free museums in Michigan that spark your curiosity?. These 8 museums offer fascinating exhibits and unforgettable experiences for everyone!. 1. University of Michigan Museum of Art (Ann Arbor) That big stone building on State Street in Ann Arbor isn’t just pretty to look at from the outside....

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

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Mishawaka City Council approves tax break for $25.6 million golf-entertainment venue

MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WSBT) — The Mishawaka City Council unanimously approved a tax abatement for a new major golf and entertainment development. Behind the $25.6 million project is the company "Dogleg Social." They are planning to build in the Juday Creek Business park next to the Mishawaka Fieldhouse. The abatement...

Mishawaka, IN · 6h

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The Morris commemorates those who served the country with music

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. -- Lest We Forget and the Southshore Concert Band presented their annual Veterans Day Patriotic Concert at Lake Michigan College's Mendel Center. The free concert honored veterans and their families with patriotic music under conductor Dale Reuss, with the theme "An American Portrait." "Donny Cook, 1969, he...

Benton Harbor, MI · 1d

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1862: Fenton W. Smith to James Webster Childs

This letter was written by Sergt. Fenton W. Smith (1839-1864) of Co. G, 12th Michigan Infantry. Fenton, an English emigrant, enlisted at Augusta, Michigan on 19 December 1861 and died of disease at Little Rock, Arkansas, in 10 May 1864. Fenton’s parents were George and Eliza (Burgess) Smith of London, Monroe county, Michigan. He wrote the letter to James “Webster” Childs (1826-1882), a Washtenaw county civil leader and politician who served two terms in the Michigan Legislature and then in the Michigan Senate.

Augusta, MI · 1d

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Airmen of Note bring Glenn Miller's legacy to Kalamazoo for a free concert

The Airmen of Note, the premier jazz ensemble of the U.S. Air Force Band, performs a free concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, in the Dalton Center Recital Hall at Western Michigan University. Chief Master Sergeant Brian MacDonald, the band's lead trumpeter and flight chief, talks with Cara Lieurance about the visit. The band is starting a 10-day fall tour that begins in Columbus, Ohio, passes through Indiana and Michigan, including Ypsilanti, and ends in Akron.

Kalamazoo, MI · 17h

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Nancy Ronquillo discusses war’s lasting toll at Buchanan’s Glendora Bookshop

BUCHANAN, Mich. (WSBT) — There was an important conversation at a bookstore in Buchanan on Saturday. Author Nancy Ronquillo discussed her book, her son, and the lasting impact of war on military families. Her book, "A Soldier in the Family," explores the intersection of grief and trauma in the...

Buchanan, MI · 2d

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Bald eagle program informative, well attended

A bald eagle at the Vicksburg District Library. More than a hundred patrons gathered at the Vicksburg District Library on September 23 to learn about bald eagles. Dr. Carl Palazzolo, a veterinarian and wildlife photographer, shared photos and information about bald eagles and their comeback from endangered status. Bald eagles are still under threat because they may be hit by cars or poisoned by consuming lead from bullets.

Vicksburg, MI · 1d

The Holland Sentinel

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Tulip Time unveils poster options for 2027. Which is your favorite?

Tulip Time has released the Top 20 Posters from the First Bloem Festival Artwork Competition for Tulip Time 2027 . One piece will become the official poster for the upcoming festival. According to a community announcement, a total of 113 pieces were submitted by 58 artists showcasing local creativity and the traditions of Tulip Time. This year’s finalists were selected by juror and local artist Joel Schoon-Tanis. Alphabetically by artist, they include: Janet Bohac, “Two Tu-Tulips” Elizabeth Bombara, “Childhood Favorites” Amanda Eckermann, “Bloeminescence” Kim Kalahar, “Nocturne” Mary Ellen Kettelhut, “Day Break” Alexis King, “Tulpendroom – Tulip Dream” Lena Koeman, “Stippen on State Street” Bix Norman, “Tulip with Ant” Todd Norman, “Sixteen Tulips” Heather Persch, “Pressed in Blue” Heather Persch, “Blushing Blooms” Gail Rattray, “All Unique and Beautiful” Andrea Rich, “Come Together” Karen Russcher, “Rooted” Maggie Schultz, “Hope in Bloom” Sean Sterzer, “Joy” Carolyn Stich, “Spring Kaleidoscope” Ria VanderKlok, “Line, Shadow, Light” Alissa Volbeda, “Delft in Bloem" Mary Westrate, “Surrounded by Tulips” More: Tulip Time wants to fund 'more memorable' parade entries for 2027 Tulip Time 2027 runs April 30-May 9. For more information, visit tuliptime.com . — Contact reporter Austin Metz at ametz@hollandsentinel.com . This article originally appeared on The

Holland, MI · 3d

97.9 WGRD

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New 'Old School' Deli Opens Up on Alpine Ave. in Grand Rapids

Dang Nice Deli is officially open at 2103 Alpine Ave. in Grand Rapids, serving up retro vibes, local breads, and signature subs in a familiar local spot.

Grand Rapids, MI · 3d

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Meet ‘Toddler Woods,’ the tiny golfer with a viral swing

One West Michigan family has gained the attention of millions after videos online of their young son playing golf went viral.

Caledonia, MI · 2d

The Holland Sentinel

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A colorful look at autumn in Holland and Saugatuck

"Holland In Photos," a series shot by Sentinel photographer Adam Vander Kooy, highlights the extra-ordinary happenings of your neighbors. HOLLAND — For this week's Holland in Photos, I captured some of the area's gorgeous fall colors near Holland and Saugatuck. Why is there still so much color along the lakeshore when other trees further inland have already lost their leaves? That would be the influence of Lake Michigan. The lake's moderating effect can delay the changing and falling of leaves near the shoreline. For your enjoyment, here's a look at some of the area's fall scenery before the leaves disappear for another year. If you have ideas for “Holland In Photos” — everything from weddings to concerts to home renovations to a picnic in the park — please send them to newsroom@hollandsentinel.com for consideration. — Contact photographer Adam Vander Kooy at avanderkooy@hollandsentinel.com . This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: A colorful look at autumn in Holland and Saugatuck

Holland, MI · 2d

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One Of America's Best Botanical Gardens Is An Urban Grand Rapids Gem With Art And A Peaceful Vibe

Michigan isn't the first place that comes to mind when you think of tropical getaways, but this incredible botanical garden transports visitors in the best way.

Grand Rapids, MI · 1d

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USS Silversides reopens to visitors after $3.5 million preservation project

One week after the historic World War II submarine returned from a three-month preservation project, visitors are once again getting the chance to step inside the USS Silversides.

Muskegon, MI · 2d

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Touring Ann Arbor Film Festival returns to Grand Rapids

The touring Ann Arbor Film Festival, regarded as America's oldest experimental and avant-garde film festival, lit up the big screen at the Wealthy Street Theatre on Sunday afternoon.

Grand Rapids, MI · 1d

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Marching bands: Grant High School crowned the 2026 MCBA Flight V champions

DETROIT -- The state champion marching band in the Michigan Competing Band Association’s Flight V is Grant High School. The band scored 89.05 at the state championship final at Ford Field on Saturday, Nov. 7. The band also won outstanding music, outstanding visual, outstanding general effect, outstanding percussion and outstanding auxiliary performance, sweeping all five caption awards.

Grant, MI · 2d

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ICYMI: VIDEO: Uncomfortable Conversations | Kim Bode’s Inaugural Episode for The Hard Cost of Soft Skills

Chris Holman welcomes back Kim Bode, dog rescuer, community advocate, and proud Michigan business owner of 8THIRTYFOUR, a communications and learning company based in Grand Rapids, MI. This time as she launches her series Uncomfortable Conversations: The Hard Cost of Soft Skills. Hear Kim and Chris interview each other as...

Michigan · 3d

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New 'Old School' Deli Opens Up on Alpine Ave. in Grand Rapids

Dang Nice Deli is officially open at 2103 Alpine Ave. in Grand Rapids, serving up retro vibes, local breads, and signature subs in a familiar local spot.

Grand Rapids, MI · 3d