

Take a break from the sun and have a hand-drawn caricature done. Enjoy simple, succulent steamed corn or admire the many talents of the local Rogue River Arts Association artists. These are just a few of the old-fashioned, real-life things to do at Rockford’s three weekends of Harvest Festival.
Cash 4 Kibble provides food, shelter for pets Help animals at Humane Society, throughout West Michigan Cash for Clunkers may be coming to an end, but the Humane Society of Kent County is launching its Cash 4 Kibble program in hopes of placing more animals into loving homes as well as helping to feed pets [...]
Thank God for freedom by PASTOR LARRY ROWLAND Rockford Baptist Church The late President Ronald Reagan loved to tell of a conversation that he had with a Russian delegate at a summit meeting. President Reagan had summarized the political atmosphere of freedom in our country by telling the delegate that any American citizen can walk [...]
Thursday, Sept. 24 Blood Drive—1 to 7 p.m. at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Fellowship Hall, 310 E. Division, Rockford. Seniors “Out to Lunch Bunch”—Enjoy lunch at Maxfields Restaurant (on your own), stopping at Mary’s Bakery for Amish baked goods and Klackles Orchards for apples on the way back. Cost is $2 for the bus fee. [...]
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