Good morning, Grand Rapids.

A Hudsonville neighborhood hosts a free holiday light show with lights and music at 4063 Cambridge Drive.

The display runs daily from 5:30 to 10 p.m. until New Year's Eve, and founder Luke Kamp—who started the show six years ago—now supports a local charity (Guiding Light).

Grand Rapids-based Founders Brewing Co. introduced Nonetheless Golden, its first non-alcoholic beer that delivers a lager taste without the alcohol.

The beverage is available today in select markets plus will expand nationwide in January.

Less than two weeks after a judge denied closing the Sligh building over safety concerns, repairs have begun on its roof and fire system along Century Avenue SW, keeping three antique shops open.

Owners and a court-appointed receiver continue discussions about further repairs.

AAA reports Michigan gas prices dropped 12 cents from last week to a new 2025 low of $2.73 per gallon for regular unleaded — local drivers can expect about $40 for a full tank as holiday travel picks up.

Two juniors at Comstock Park High School are learning to tape ankles and check injuries in a new athletic training intern program led by Sam Corbin (who hopes the program will expand to include college students next year).

Kentwood approved demolition of the unfinished house at 5260 Settlers Pass SE after neighbors complained about safety hazards and property value concerns.

A court order will allow the city to start cleanup in the new year (costing just over $27,170).

Families can explore five local winter break attractions.

Highlights include a live nativity at Critter Barn in Zeeland, Mermaid Bay’s new underwater playground in Wyoming, holiday crafts at the Muskegon Library, festive displays at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, and a free Ada Hotel (Dec. 25) movie marathon.

The Michigan Strategic Fund Board approved a $560.89 million incentive to transform a riverfront parking lot along Fulton and Market into a project with three towers for offices, housing, retail, and a hotel in downtown Grand Rapids.

The development is expected to add 1,900 jobs and 670 new housing units.

Covenant Christian senior Tyler Gritters earned MVP of the Week after his viral game-winning put-back dunk on Dec.

12 in a win over Calvin Christian, receiving 58% of over 7,000 votes. He celebrated with a cheering crowd at Charger Arena while his school gears up for the playoffs.

Chris Casello Trio with The Venturis

6-10 p.m. — Tip Top Deluxe Bar & Grill — 21+ — Enjoy live rockabilly and surf rock tunes from the talented Chris Casello Trio and The Venturis.

Great Lakes Invitational

3:30-5 p.m. — Van Andel Arena — Ticket prices vary — Watch top college hockey teams clash for the MacInnes Cup in this exciting tournament.

AFTERGLOW: New Year's Eve Celebration

7-10:30 p.m. — The Intersection — Ticket prices vary — Experience Big Gigantic's genre-blending sound of electronic dance music and live instruments this New Year's Eve.

Grand Rapids Camper, Travel & RV Show

12:00 – 1:30 PM — DeVos Place — Ticket prices vary — Explore the latest RVs, travel trailers, and camping gear at this local favorite event.

Concert Night with King Ink and Friends

7-10:30 p.m. — The Pyramid Scheme — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of energetic performances with King Ink and supporting acts Zudocks, Moravian, and Feeding Grizzlies.

Milwaukee Admirals vs. Grand Rapids Griffins

7-9 p.m. — Van Andel Arena — Ticket prices vary — Catch an exciting hockey matchup between two AHL rivals in Grand Rapids.

The Somm Series: Vino & Pintxos

7-9 p.m. — Grand Vin — $75 per person — Discover exquisite Spanish wines paired with delightful snacks led by experienced sommeliers.