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The internet is buzzing after President Biden's speech today, Wednesday, in Massachusetts.

West Michigan comic Adam Degi released his second full-length comedy album, Limp Nodes, on Friday.

The Van Andel Institute's Student Ambassador Virtual Silent Auction is underway and is raising money for the institute's Purple Community. The student program was put in place in 2019 to give real world experience to West Michigan students interested in philanthropy and fundraising.

Each year, the Lowell community supports Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids and its Lowell Clubhouse through the annual Pink Arrow Game. This year, due to COVID-19, there is a twist to the annual event.

Kamper's hike will take about six months to complete

A West Michigan teenager has literally beaten cancer. Fox 17 reports that Helen DeVos Children's Hospital held a special ceremony in which 17-year-old Henry Dai smashed a 3D replica of his tumor with a sledge hammer. Henry was diagnosed with lymphoma in August and since then has undergone extensive chemotherapy, which ultimately shrunk and eliminated the tumor in his chest...

Again, behold the power of social media and the cool ways that it can connect us.

This organization wants to help with house cleaning for free while you're going through treatment.

He plans to finish out this season and beat the low survival rate.

Ryan talked about his diagnosis at 2-1/2 years old, his record of taking 21 pills at one time, the day they poked him 31 times to get his IV started and his 3.5 years of treatment to get the cancer to stay away.

The cancer incidence report establishes a baseline of information that could be used going forward.

Congratulations to Lyle Gunderson! An inspiration to us all!