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Life as a Leading Lady: Isabella Abuan dances, sings and acts her way through a day with GRCT
Written by Michaela Stock | Friday, 26 July 2019 13:00 |When we see a show so amazing that it draws us in and makes us forget there are real people onstage, it’s so easy to not think about what performers like Isabella Abuan go through every single day to make that magical performance happen.
Doughnut Dreams: Two people work for a better future in 'Superior Donuts'
Written by Kayla Sosa | Friday, 26 July 2019 12:44 |In a small doughnut shop in Uptown Chicago, two unlikely friends form a bond and find out not only what sets them apart, but more importantly, what they have in common.
After two and a half months of voting, the fourth Best of the West has come to an end and the results are finally here.
"Elegance is refusal.”— Coco Chanel
This simple idea couldn’t be more appropriate for this year’s shopping results. Reaching the pinnacle of fashion while editing and refining our style means saying “no” to many ideas (fast-fashion, tacky trends) and yes to a select few. If you’re seeking elegance in this town and looking for beauty that’s effective and straightforward, we can point you toward our winners list.
Where would any of our Best of the West winners be without people? Nowhere! Businesses don’t build themselves.
Our new favorite vintage shop teaches us how to modernize retro looks.
Thinking Ahead: Ginza Sushi & Ramen is a delicious, intentional eatery
Written by Josh Veal | Friday, 26 July 2019 13:30 |Consciously or not, diners can sense thoughtfulness. It’s a sixth sense that plays a huge part in whether we decide to return.
Rake Beer Project: It takes a village to raise a brewery
Written by by Jack Raymond | Friday, 26 July 2019 13:00 |Of all the towns that speckle West Michigan’s coast, Muskegon has perhaps struggled the most with cohesion. Its beaches and state parks are world-class but distanced from the city proper. Moreover, some could argue that a city proper has been lacking for a while. I remember a visit to Unruly Brewing Company a few years ago: loved it, but noticed a scarcity of surrounding places to be. While rounding the main drag’s cul-de-sac, it seemed like the city was still loading.
Now here’s a category for the masses. Nightlife, maybe not so much, but activities? You can’t deny we all do stuff from time to time.
Last year, we removed the whole Cultural Arts category with the idea of doing an extended Best of the West that was JUST for arts organizations. Only flaw in the plan: We never ended up doing that. Oops!
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