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It is just possible that had the Rev. Tolbert Fanning's buggy not broken down in Columbus in 1839, history would have taken a different course.
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Louise Campbell turned the key, one of several on a keychain, then felt for the small catch mechanism that would open the glass entrance doors. "Now, where is that thing?" she asked of no one in particular. Once inside, there were light switches to locate, to bathe the artwork in the brand new gallery with subtle illumination.
What building in downtown Columbus used to house the Mother Goose Candy Co. and was the very first to have a second-floor apartment? Which one served, in the 1920s, as Gunter Brothers Funeral Parlor? What unlikely space was once a Ford auto dealership? Answers to those history-teasers and others can be unearthed during the Downtown Historic Walk Oct. 2 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Mississippi University for Women emeritus professor Thomas Nawrocki may be retired, but he has remained active entering his artwork into various competitions.
They hide in plain sight while they practice. Inside an unused warehouse in East Columbus they skate around and around, two times a week, 365 days a year. They call it "The Bat Cave" to keep its location secret from the public. This is a pictorial of the Mississippi Brawl Stars, the roller derby team of Columbus.
Meredith McClanahan Fraser remembers the dress in the 35-year-old photograph as though it were yesterday. It was the color of peaches, and an 11th-hour find. Fraser was flipping through a 1979 annual at Heritage Academy Wednesday, alongside her daughter, 1999 graduate Elizabeth Yates and 4-year-old grandson Bayn Yates, who attends junior-kindergarten.
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AptosAptos Academy1940 Bonita Dr
Aptos, CA, 95003
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The Frankfurt-based ECB said today it settled 2.2 billion euros ($3 billion) of bond purchases in the week through Oct. 14, down from 2.3 billion euros in the previous week. The central bank will take seven-day term deposits from banks tomorrow to absorb the 165 billion euros of liquidity created since its bond program started on May 10, 2010, a practice it employs to ensure the purchases don't fuel inflation.
ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said on Oct. 6 the central bank will spend 40 billion euros on covered bonds starting next month and will offer banks two additional unlimited loans of 12 and 13-month durations to help fight the region's fiscal crisis. He also said policy makers will continue to lend banks as much money as they need in regular refinancing operations at least until July 2012.
The ECB was forced to buy Italian and Spanish government bonds after Europe's debt crisis pushed the nations' yields to euro-era records. Policy makers are increasingly split over the best way to fight the turmoil. Juergen Stark on Sept. 9 announced he will resign from the ECB's Executive Board in protest at the purchases and Governing Council member Jens Weidmann said last month the bank should reduce the risks on its balance sheet rather than increase them.
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Channel 95.7, the sister station of 100.5 The River, is sending Mark and a guest to any professional football game of their choice this season.
Congratulations to Mark Elenbaas, of Lowell.
Channel 95.7, the sister station of 100.5 The River, is sending Mark and a guest to any professional football game of their choice this season.
It began 45 years ago and is still going strong. The Fallasburg Fall Festival for the Arts is almost here.
LowellArts! is held annually in Fallasburg Park, approximately 20 miles east of Grand Rapids. Set amid the trees of this historical site, the event features 100 unique fine art and fine crafts booths, food booths, and a children's craft area.
Flooding has affected thousands of people across West Michigan.
Some have been displaced from their homes. Even more are dealing with damaged homes or property.
There are many ways to help.
Grand Rapids declared a state of emergency on Saturday afternoon. Declaring a state of emergency was done in anticipation of widespread damage, injury or loss of property and it puts the city in a position to receive state or federal assistance. A state of em
Are you a high school senior thinking about a future career in the arts or a student interested in a summer arts learning experience? If so, LowellArts! may have a scholarship opportunity just for you.
It's election night for some school districts in West Michigan.
Results are coming in.
100.5 The River has been traveling all over West Michigan to take part in Christmas parades.
Watch for us in the Coopersville Santa Parade on Friday, December 7!
Are you ready bike riders? The Fallasburg Historical Society announced the 18TH Annual Covered Bridge Bike Tour.
One of the most popular art events in West Michigan is the "Fallasburg Fall Festival for the Arts," so, get ready art lovers. Save a spot on your calendars for this year's 44th Fallasburg Fall Festival for the Arts presented by LowellArts!
Laughfest is growing! Gilda's Club has lots of supporters and lots of those supporters live outside of Grand Rapids. It's kind of cool to see how many people want to do their part in making Laughfest a success
Art springs eternal in West Michigan.
And, with that, the 26th annual West Michigan Regional Art Competition at LowellArts! kicks off on March 22 and runs through April 26. There will be a public reception on Sunday, March 25 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm. Gallery hours for Low
We've all seen some spectacular basketball shots. There have been dunks, half court, behind the back, even full court shots. And this one has to go in the record books as one of the most amazing.


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