Good morning, Grand Rapids.

Tails N' Trails Dog Park reopens today after a $160K renovation upgraded its facilities to improve accessibility + usability for visitors.

Hudsonville Ice Cream introduced its new Super Premium Pint Collection — made from local milk and cream with 13% to 15% milkfat in six flavors that exceed federal standards — and the pints are now available at select retailers.

Live sumo at ArtPrize on Sept.

22 attracted visitors who engaged in hands-on demonstrations, while the Beer City Sumo Open will take place Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. at Zeal Aerial Fitness (131 Caledonia St. NE) with regional wrestlers competing.

Nurse Amber Jackson shows her ArtPrize entry at the Gerald R.

Ford Presidential Museum. The piece, called It Takes a Village, uses fabric from her chemotherapy patients & honors their stories; it is on view through Oct. 3 at one of 159 city venues.

Forest Hills Eastern marching band performed its Made in Michigan show during halftime at a Sept.

18 football game against West Catholic in Ada; the performance featured music by Michigan artists such as Stevie Wonder and the Jackson 5 while director Kevin Langjans led the ensemble. West Catholic won 42-34.

West Michigan Regional Airport in Holland has received a $152,540 state grant to update Runway 08/26 markings and purchase its first plow truck for heavy snow removal.

The work will improve visibility at night and in poor weather and is set to be completed by spring.

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