At one time the rapids in the Grand River were about a mile long and dropped roughly 16 feet, creating a powerful natural feature that echoed through the surrounding landscape.
Grand Rapids, known for its historic rapids, may see a revival. Find out why some want to restore the river's natural flow for a safer and more adventurous experience.
The City of Grand Rapids is hosting Water Pool-ooza on the Grand, a free community event aimed at engaging families and students in water conservation efforts while providing a day of fun activities and education.
Many cities and towns in America are named after people who settled in the area. But when it comes to Grand Rapids getting its name it happened another way.
In one of the recent power outages Consumers Energy offered a bill credit, so should those in Grand Rapids affected by the tainted water get a bill credit?