Due to the Pandemic, the IRS set last year's tax filing date back a month. Today, they announced they've returned to a more normal filing deadline.
In an attempt to get things back to normal this year, the IRS is returning the tax filing day to April 18th. Federal offices will be closed on April 15th in observance of Emancipation Day, so our taxes won’t need to be filed until the following Monday. Last year our taxes were pushed back into May due to the pandemic.
05/14/26 - Amphitheater Set to Open - What You Need to Know Before You Go
Hello! Is it information on what you can and can't bring you're looking for? The city of Grand Rapids has a list of prohibited and allowable items you can bring to the Acrisure Amphitheater.
02/19/26 - Cornerstone University Announces New Approach in Education
The University announced a new step in expanding education at the institution.
01/09/26 - 4 in 10 Kids in Kent County are Overweight or Obese
The survey conducted through Corewell Health identifies some limitations to the survey, but does track near national trends.
09/05/25 - Frederick Meijer Gardens Sees 'Enlightenment' Return
The popular light and sound walking tour promises an Christmas adventure right before the holiday.
For the word of the Lord holds true, and we can trust everything he does. He loves whatever is just and good; the unfailing love of the Lord fills the earth.
PSALM 33:4-5 NLT
