outdoor recreation

You’ll have two full days when you can grab a fishing rod, ride the off-road trails, visit state parks, boating access sites and other outdoor locations — all free of charge this weekend.

Goal is to bring better access to fitness in lower income neighborhoods.

The City of Grand Rapids Parks & Recreation Dept. has activated a gear library to provide more equitable access to outdoor activities with a targeted focus on serving neighborhoods that are green deficient.

The City of Grand Rapids will host beginner-friendly kayaking demos and guided trips in the Grand River in August and September. The series kicks off next week. Officials say you could call it a prelude to all the activity coming to the riverfront.

Wednesday afternoon time for our bimonthly conversation with MiBiz senior writer Mark Sanchez. The outdoor recreation industry is in trouble and there's a…

MiBiz Senior Writer Mark Sanchez discusses Michigan's e-cigarette flavor ban and its effects on vape manufacturers.Also, Michigan recognizing demographic…