Newspapers

The East Grand Rapids CADENCE weekly newspaper is available in the Digital Michigan Newspapers database.

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To search only within Cadence, use the search filters or browse by date here.

This digitization project was funded by the Meijer Foundation in 2022/2023 for the East Grand Rapids History Room. Clarke Historical Library, Central Michigan University did the digitizing. Cadence was founded in 1975 by East Grand Rapids residents Susan B. Lovell and co-founders Mary Abbott Cumming, Susan Ryan and Gini Mulligan.

Daily newspaper serving all of West Michigan. Updated daily, it includes local news, obituaries, editorials, announcements, sports, real estate and more. Browse or search full text from 2000 to current.

Search people, places, organizations, events, historical topics and more from The Grand Rapids Press. This authoritative source for local information includes birth, marriage and death notices, and all photographs and advertising. Browse or search full text from 1893 to 1970.

Weekly newspaper serving the city of Lowell and surrounding townships. Browse or search full text from 1870 to 2018.

This database is made possible thanks to the Lowell Area Community Fund.

Search full-text articles from The New York Times back to 1985.

Full text of major national news magazines. Includes Newsweek, The New Yorker, The Atlantic and more.

A full-text digital collection of the world's major news content. It includes millions of articles from newspapers, newswires and news magazines. In addition, it offers television and radio transcripts and ongoing daily updates from popular news sources.

This database is provided by the Michigan eLibrary (MeL).

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Weekly newspaper serving Cascade Township and the surrounding area.

Browse or search the archive of Suburban Life from 1955–1968.

Scrapbook 1 features materials from 1968-1974. Scrapbook 2 features materials from 1906-1943.

Database provided by the Cascade Historical Society and digitized by Western Michigan University.