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Tommy Carroll

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Tommy Carroll

    Do You Say “Bye” or “M’Bye”? Michigan Weighs In (opens the original)

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    Michiganders have plenty of unique expressions, like calling soda “pop” and using their hand as a map. But when it comes to saying goodbye, do they say “bye” or “m’bye”? Every state has its own slang and expressions, and Michigan is no exception. Around here, convenience stores are often called “party stores.” Visitors who flock to Mackinac Island for its famous fudge shops are affectionately known as “Fudgies.” People who live in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are called “Yoopers,” while they refer

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Tommy Carroll

    Never Driven in Snow? Michigan Locals Have Some Advice (opens the original)

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    What would you tell someone who’s never driven through a Michigan winter before? A driver who has never driven in the snow is asking Michiganders for winter driving tips. Here’s what locals had to say. Michigan’s winter road conditions can vary from year to year. You might see everything from rain and snow to ice, and sometimes all three in the same day. Winter weather can show up as early as October and stick around through April, so knowing how to handle different road conditions can make all

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Tommy Carroll

    Why Some Grand Rapids Residents Absolutely Hate ArtPrize (opens the original)

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    ArtPrize has been a fixture in Grand Rapids since it launched in 2009. Many residents love it, while others absolutely hate it. Find out why from a recent online debate. ArtPrize was founded by entrepreneur Rick DeVos as a radically open, independently organized international public art competition. The idea was to shake things up by moving away from traditional, highly curated gallery settings. There were no selection committees, and artists from around the world could enter. Even better, the p

  4. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Tommy Carroll

    This Burger King Fight Took “Have It Your Way” Too Literally (opens the original)

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    A Burger King employee allegedly took “Have It Your Way” a little too far after getting into a fight biting his co-worker in the face. In 1974, Burger King launched its “Have It Your Way” campaign, allowing customers customize their sandwiches however they wanted. The campaign even featured a catchy jingle with the lyrics, “Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce; special orders don’t upset us.” The “Have It Your Way” campaign is still around today and has become closely associated with the Whopper,

  5. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Tommy Carroll

    You Could Win Tickets to See Triumph (opens the original)

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    The legendary Triumph is back on the road and coming to Grand Rapids! Here’s your chance to win premium seats to see them live at Van Andel Arena. Canadian rock band Triumph officially announced their reunion on December 9, 2025, marking their full-scale return with their first major North American tour in more than 30 years. The idea for their 50th-anniversary tour really took shape after a surprise, one-off, three-song performance on June 6, 2025, at the Rogers Festival in Edmonton, just befor

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