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Parks and Recreation

Parks and Recreation

"If the sun is shining, or if I have time off, you'll find me outside," said Stephanie Adams, Executive Director, Friends of Grand Rapids Parks. From white water rafting in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to running the Rock n Roll marathon in New Orleans, Adams and her...

Q&A: Sandra Gaddy

Q&A: Sandra Gaddy

On March 22, 2017, Sandra Gaddy began her new role as CEO of Women's Resource Center (WRC)—a nonprofit organization that advocates for women to achieve economic independence through meaningful employment. Sandra brings over 20 years of experience in strategic planning...

See Inside Your New Cool Room

See Inside Your New Cool Room

Yeah, we know, wallpaper is so in ... but it can also be pricey. Mary-Catheryn Baker, the artist and owner of Copper Corners, decided to take the problem into her own hands—the ones curled around her beloved paintbrush. When it comes to wallpaper, equal parts of...

A Bold Leader for a Bold Initiative

A Bold Leader for a Bold Initiative

"A lot of who I am today has to do with the role my parents played in providing a family environment that is loving and focuses on supporting one another," said Erica Bills, Executive Director, Susan G. Komen Michigan. Erica grew up in Jackson, Michigan, raised by...

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     Golf Clinic & ScrambleJune 14, 2017Boulder Creek Golf Club CLICK HERE    Ladies Pint OutJuly 26, 2017Watermark Country Club CLICK HERE    Wine & WigOctober 14, 2017Grand Rapids Art Museum CLICK HERE    Wine...

Q&A: Author Hope Alcocer

Q&A: Author Hope Alcocer

Entrepreneur Hope Alcocer recently published her debut novel, Where Hope Lies—a story that follows the journey of Chloe Repaco, a 20-something college graduate in love with a soldier stationed overseas. It's a story of love, heartache and pain. And it's inspired by...

An Easier Way to Garage Sale

An Easier Way to Garage Sale

Holly Anderson has been running garage sales with her friends for years. These organized neighborhood garage sales are no small undertakings—shoppers fill the streets of their neighborhood for two straight days. Holly and her friends would use poster board, masking...