ADA TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WZZM) -- Thursday's weather didn't stop people in Ada from celebrating a development underway in their community.

They packed the fire department for an evening party celebrating the new Headley Street, which now connects to Fulton Street and Ada Drive.

Local vendors provided the food, and musical group the Crane Wives provided the music.

Township supervisor George Haga said they have a way to go to finish the entire development project; Thursday's event simply acknowledged the first milestone. "It's to celebrate the grand opening of the new Headley Street, and we invited the entire community to be part of the celebration."

Next year, the community plans to connect Headley Street to Thornapple River Drive. For now, they hope to open Headley Street back to traffic in December, if not sooner.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM) -- Grocery shopping is about to get a little easier in West Michigan.

The Meijer in Cascade is expanding its curbside services, and you have a chance to try it out for free. Meijer announced the expansion to eight stores in Michigan and Ohio.

Meijer Curbside began six months ago at the Knapp's Corner store as a pilot program that quickly took off.

Starting this week, people can order their groceries and other items online, drive to the store and pick-up the order at the curb. The service will cost $4.95 per order, but that fee will be waived for the first month.

For a list of participating stores, visit this link.

CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WZZM) -- The Kent County Sheriff Department is investigating break-ins at three businesses that happened sometime between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

Detectives say the thief or thieves broke into Panopoulos Salons and Kim's Cleaners in order to access Vandenberg Jewelers, which sits between those shops in the 6700 block of Cascade Rd.

Whoever broke into the businesses first cut outside phone and cable lines. They then pried open the back doors at both Panopoulos and Kim's Cleaners before going through the wall between Kim's Cleaners and Vandenberg Jewelers. They broke into one safe and stole another, taking several thousand dollars in jewelry. They also took the security video system.

Investigators said Panopoulos Salons didn't have an alarm and the alarms in the other two businesses were smashed and didn't go off. The alarm companies are investigating why the systems failed.