The Third Annual Conservative Clean Energy Summit was held in Washington D.C. October 5th. Keith den Hollander, head of the Christian Coalition of Michigan tells about the event.
How the new $88 million Michigan State University Grand Rapids Research Center will impact the local economy and a look at how family-owned businesses preserve their legacy.
The Oktoberfest bier is a Marzen style. WGVU Digital Studios travels to Cedar Springs Brewing Company to learn more about its history and how this German classic is brewed.
Constantin Calin is a retired mechanical engineer, who at the age of 76 is keeping the musical tradition of Romania alive. Calin was born and raised in Romania, and worked as an engineer in Libya and Iraq and retired from the Amway Grand Hotel at the age of 62. He's composed over 300 pieces of music, many of which have been featured on Romanian radio stations. WGVU has this feature interview.
Stephen King's It is the big Hollywood movie opening, along with Reese Witherspoon returning in Home Again, plus a new slate of indie films. WGVU breaks it all down with Jenny Garone from Celebration Cinema.
Today on Gifts for the Greater Good: Philanthropy in West Michigan a story of corporate philanthropy. A west Michigan kayak manufacturer works with Walmart delivering kayaks and boats to first responders and residents in the Houston area conducting rescue efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
Close Encounters of the Third Kind is getting a 40th anniversary release today. WGVU talks with Ron Van Timmeran about the re-release of the Steven Spielberg classic, plus a summary of the summer blockbuster season for 2017.
