Normally, you hear about sisters fighting over clothes. That’s not what this story is about.
Not quite feeling the Halloween spirit yet? Don’t worry, the Thriller! Chiller! Film Festival has you covered — in fake blood.
A Roundup of Openings, Closings and other Local Business News
We’re almost there: The long, agonizing wait for recreational cannabis stores to open their welcoming arms to Michigan residents is almost over. Come Nov. 1, state officials will start accepting applications for recreational marijuana provisioning centers. By the end of November, some of the first stores should be open for adults to casually buy marijuana over the counter — no different than a six-pack of beer.
A Roundup of Openings, Closings and other Local Business News
Enter the world of Blake Webber.
Seemingly born on the Internet just over five years ago, the self-proclaimed “vape god” emerged out of a cloud of smoke on Instagram. Then known as Blake Vapes, his early posts included a “documentary” where he boasts about his vaping skills and lifestyle, frequently blowing plumes from his e-cigarette while espousing his equally lofty mantras in a voice somewhere between South Park’s Eric Cartman and your average frat bro.
Lee & Birch was just voted Best Women’s Clothing store in Revue’s Best of the West, as well as another local publication. Two major wins means you’ve got to give the people what they want: More Lee & Birch. Founding owner/president Nikki Gillette and co-owner Kristin Nipke are doing just that, adding another location to their already bustling businesses.
Indie folk-rock stars The Lumineers are coming to Grand Rapids early next year.
Our new favorite vintage shop teaches us how to modernize retro looks.
July was a good month for cannabis policy reformers in Michigan who saw a flurry of positive administrative and legislative proposals.
