Día de Muertos, National HIspanic Heritage Month, and marigolds coming to local library
The library is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month and Día de Muertos with several events, including crafts and cupcake classes for teens and adults.
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Downtown improvements help Allegan draw new businesses and visitors
With a fresh streetscape and improved infrastructure, Allegan is welcoming new businesses and visitors alike. The southwestern Michigan city is also home to vibrant community programming and a notable craft beer scene.
Meet Jennifer Evans, Out on the Lakeshore’s new leader
Jennifer Evans steps in as executive director of Out on the Lakeshore, leading the organization’s LGBTQ+ advocacy efforts.
Muskegon landmark to become boutique hotel
The historic Hackley Administration Building will undergo a transformation into a one-of-a-kind 45-room boutique hotel, aptly named the Hackley Castle Inn and Suites.
Take an unexpected journey to the Herrick District Library for Tolkien fun
Herrick District Library is celebrating all things of Middle Earth with a week of Tolkien events. From walking to Mordor to creating hobbit crafts to competing in a Lord of the Rings trivia night, patrons can find something unexpected every day Sept. 16-20.
40 years of sweet treats on the Grand Haven Boardwalk
Some say the Grand Haven Boardwalk and Sweet Temptations Ice Cream go together like peanut butter and jelly — or maybe chocolate and vanilla swirl. The pair is celebrating their joint 40th anniversary this year.
How a capacity-building program is transforming arts organizations on the Lakeshore
A dozen Lakeshore arts and cultural organizations from South Haven to Grand Haven are celebrating achievements after participating in a two-year comprehensive capacity-building program.
September things to do: Labor Day, runs, climbs, history, film, music, and a Civil War muster
Highlights for this month include an Irish music festival, an international festival, tree-climbing championships, run/walks, and a symphony performance. There’s also art, movies, history, and craft shows.
Carrying the torch: Son expands his father’s legacy of Innovation
At Atlas Headrest, Andrew Foley continues the legacy of innovation of his late father, Dennis Foley, building on a foundation of design excellence to create ergonomic accessories in West Michigan.
Classrooms to Careers: Gentex interns shape company
Isabelle Buckler, a senior at Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, channeled her classroom experience into her role as a user experience intern this summer.
Downtown improvements help Allegan draw new businesses and visitors
With a fresh streetscape and improved infrastructure, Allegan is welcoming new businesses and visitors alike. The southwestern Michigan city is also home to vibrant community programming and a notable craft beer scene.
Meet Jennifer Evans, Out on the Lakeshore’s new leader
Jennifer Evans steps in as executive director of Out on the Lakeshore, leading the organization’s LGBTQ+ advocacy efforts.
Muskegon landmark to become boutique hotel
The historic Hackley Administration Building will undergo a transformation into a one-of-a-kind 45-room boutique hotel, aptly named the Hackley Castle Inn and Suites.
Take an unexpected journey to the Herrick District Library for Tolkien fun
Herrick District Library is celebrating all things of Middle Earth with a week of Tolkien events. From walking to Mordor to creating hobbit crafts to competing in a Lord of the Rings trivia night, patrons can find something unexpected every day Sept. 16-20.
40 years of sweet treats on the Grand Haven Boardwalk
Some say the Grand Haven Boardwalk and Sweet Temptations Ice Cream go together like peanut butter and jelly — or maybe chocolate and vanilla swirl. The pair is celebrating their joint 40th anniversary this year.
How a capacity-building program is transforming arts organizations on the Lakeshore
A dozen Lakeshore arts and cultural organizations from South Haven to Grand Haven are celebrating achievements after participating in a two-year comprehensive capacity-building program.
September things to do: Labor Day, runs, climbs, history, film, music, and a Civil War muster
Highlights for this month include an Irish music festival, an international festival, tree-climbing championships, run/walks, and a symphony performance. There’s also art, movies, history, and craft shows.
Carrying the torch: Son expands his father’s legacy of Innovation
At Atlas Headrest, Andrew Foley continues the legacy of innovation of his late father, Dennis Foley, building on a foundation of design excellence to create ergonomic accessories in West Michigan.
Classrooms to Careers: Gentex interns shape company
Isabelle Buckler, a senior at Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, channeled her classroom experience into her role as a user experience intern this summer.
