David Hoffman: Why idealism isn't enough: What protest songs, politics taught me about power
"As Margaret Mead said, 'Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world: Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has,'" writes columnist David R. Hoffman.
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Politics
El-Sayed, Rogers trade barbs, accusations during first televised U.S. Senate debate Thursday
After months of circling each other on the campaign trail, former Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers of White Lake and Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed met face-to-face on Thursday, Oct. 8, for the first debate of the cycle in Michigan’s competitive U.S. Senate race.
Education
U.S. News ranks GVSU among Midwest’s top public universities
Grand Valley State University has once again secured a premier spot among the region’s top higher education institutions, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings.
Events
Shields of Hope to host third annual Shauna Smith Heroes 5K
Shields of Hope is preparing for its third annual Shauna Smith Heroes 5K and 2K walk/run fundraising event.
International Festival of Holland brings global sights, sounds, and tastes to West Michigan
West Michigan residents won't need a passport to experience the world this fall.
Velo Kids, Park Twp. team up for annual Halloween ‘Wheelie Scary Ride,’ costume parade
Costumes, handlebars, and autumn trail rides are set to converge once again as Velo Kids and Park Township host the annual Wheelie Scary Ride on Saturday, Oct. 10.
