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The 26-year-old African refugee and auto parts worker was killed instantly when a Grand Rapids police officer fired a large-caliber bullet into the back of his head.

Pace Center for Girls is built upon a belief in people and include a focus on strengths, acting with integrity and positive intent, embracing growt...

ORLANDO - It’s a routine late Thursday afternoon for a few dozen kids in Orlando. Their school session is over for the day, but the learning and confidence-building is continuing at the Jacqueline Bradley and Clarence Otis Branch Boys and Girls Club just down the street from Camping World Stadium.

Orlando’s Steinmetz Hall is receiving global acclaim. But its 15-year journey to reality wasn’t easy. It involved record philanthropy, unprecedented technology and even a new arena for the Orlando Magic

How the Christian nationalist movement’s well-funded strategists are aiming at voters in Virginia and beyond for 2024

The DeVos family’s generosity will go a long way in helping collect, store, and distribute more donated food to over 550 feeding partners across six Central Florida counties.

ORLANDO - Spreading love, cheer and happiness in the community is embedded into the fabric of the Orlando Magic. Since the late Rich DeVos bought the team in 1991, the Magic have lifted the spirits of countless Central Florida residents through their warmth, compassion, and devotion to community service.

Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy Kent District Library The Amy Van Andel Library – Ada Community Center is officially open following a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday. The two-story, 25,786-square-foot facility is at 7215 Headley St. SE in Ada. The building houses both the Amy Van Andel Library, which is managed by the Kent District Library (KDL), and Ada Township’s new community center, which offers multiple rooms and spaces for small-scale meetings and gatherings. “My grandmother...

By Marc Daniels, Scott Harris Jan 21, 2021 Cleveland Cavaliers v Orlando Magic Sports business website Sportico recently published their NBA Valuations and the Orlando Magic were 26th in their numbers. Sportico says the Magic are valued at $1.53B. The Knicks are valued at $5.42B, number one on the list. In 1991, Rich DeVos paid $85 million when he bought the team. On the market, the Magic might fetch over $2B. A team is worth whatever someone is willing to pay.  When NBA Commissioner Adam Sil...