It’s Fall, Y’all

It’s Fall, Y’all

by | Sep 23, 2021 | Culture

As we near the end of September, the celebration of National Fall Foliage Week couldn’t be more perfectly timed. Starting the last Sunday in September in Southwest Michigan, it’s the favorite time of year for many with perfect crisp temperatures, colorful landscapes,...
Waffle Joints You’ll Flip For

Waffle Joints You’ll Flip For

by | Sep 9, 2021 | Culture

On any given Sunday in autumn, finding a place for brunch can be scary—long lines and cold breezes can make a wait unbearable. If making your decision where to go has you all scrambled, we’ve gathered a few spots for you to consider in advance, so there’s...
Skate Through Life, But Not the Easy Way

Skate Through Life, But Not the Easy Way

by | Aug 25, 2021 | Culture

Skateboarders have gotten a bad rep for years, but that’s changing. The sport emerged on the west coast in the 1950s as a way for surfers to practice their skills when the waves weren’t cooperating. Over several decades, skateboarding rolled its way across...
After the Race, Cool Down With a Cold One

After the Race, Cool Down With a Cold One

by | Aug 5, 2021 | Culture

Whether you just ran a half marathon or cheered on your favorite runner on a hot summer day, the first beverage reached for by many is often a cold brew. With the first Friday in August traditionally recognized as International Beer Day, what better way to show your...