Friday, November 6, 2015 from 11am – 8pm and Saturday, November 7, 2015 from 9am – 1pm is the Annual Taste of Greece at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. This group is known for their Souvlaki at the Festival of Arts and Yassou Greekfest.

There will be delicious food for dining in or take out all day long. A great menu of Greek Style Lasagna, Salad, Spinach Pie/pita, fresh baked breads and Greeks pastries will be available.

There will be pastries and imported gifts to purchase throughtout the day along with beer & wine available after 5pm.

The church is located at 330 Lakeskide Dr. NE in Grand Rapids, MI., across from Romence Gardens Greenhouse. A donation of $12 for the dinner is appreciated.

Additional information can be found at 616-454-6563 or check them out on Facebook at YassouFest or www.GRGreekfest.com

ROCKFORD, Mich. (WZZM) -- Some people in West Michigan got a taste of New Orleans Monday night. Jambalaya was on the menu at a fundraiser at Mustard Seed Ministries in Rockford.

The chef, Miss Kim, lost her home during hurricane Katrina and then was a victim of contractor fraud.

The money raised will go to build her a new house when the group travels to Louisiana in November.

"Some of my friends are having problems," Kim Castle said. "They're trying to come home, they want to come home, but for whatever reason they don't have the resources to come back and restore their home."

ROCKFORD, Mich. (WZZM) -- You can use it to wash your car, or water your lawn or garden.

The environmental group Trout Unlimited hosted an event teaching people how to use rain water, and prevent it from running off into the watershed.

Wednesday night's Barrels and Brews at Rockford Brewing Company taught participants how to set up a 55-gallon rain barrel at their own home.

"The goal of the project is to protect and restore this really unique and special urban watershed which is the Rogue River," said project coordinator Jamie Vaughan. "The major source of water pollution in our water is storm-water runoff. Rain barrels are a really easy way for homeowners to capture that water before it gets into the river."

The barrels can collect as much as 1,800 gallons of water every year.