Good morning, Grand Rapids.

The UnderGRound recently opened in Wyoming to offer soccer training, boxing, basketball, breakdancing, hip-hop, and art programs for local youth and families.

Founders Michael Dublis and Salvatore Vilardi say the hub will help grow grassroots sports as Grand Rapids gears up for professional soccer.

Klein Cider Mill and Market (2151 10 Mile Rd. NW, Sparta) has pressed award-winning apple cider made from a mix of older apple varieties for more than 20 years, and it now sells pumpkins, apples, and local treats each fall.

Rumi’s Garden opened two months ago at 2222 44th St. SE and serves Afghan dishes that honor traditional communal dining through hearty platters and shared experiences — owner Ali Mohsini built the furnishings himself to offer a comfortable, culturally rich space.

Sixteen candidates are running for seats on the nine-member Grand Rapids Board of Education in the upcoming Nov.

3 election. Fifteen candidates are competing for nonpartisan, four-year seats, while one candidate runs unopposed for a partial term ending Dec. 31 — a contest that offers voters a range of educational and community perspectives.