The Village of Spring Lake is looking to wrap up the first phase of a multi-year infrastructure project that has replaced a half mile of 80-year-old water and sewer lines. What comes next will depend on funding.
Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity launched its home repair program in the city of Allegan. The program, funded primarily by a grant from Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA), will provide affordable home repair relief to low-income households in the city of Allegan.
B.Hope for the Holidays and several other artisan markets are kicking off the holiday season this Saturday with hand-crafted goods and good causes.
Being a bus driver isn't always the easiest job, but it certainly has its rewards as sisters Chelsy and Emily Millner know so well.
Private-public partnerships have made possible a transformative project in downtown Zeeland that will add more residential and commercial space to a critical corner.
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates works with immigrants seeking legal status in the United States every day. Next month, the nonprofit will host a half-day conference to share its boots-on-the-ground knowledge.
Hundreds of Park Township residents have attended public input sessions over the past year and their vision is taking shape as the steering committee gets ready to bring a proposal to the Park Township Board of Trustees.
The county will host an open house 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10 at the newly remodeled County Services Building, 3283 122nd Ave.
The Vous Cafe, driven by owner Kaja Thornton, offers training and employment opportunities for staff with and without disabilities.
The annual Harvest Festival at Benjamin's Hope invites members of the community of all abilities to enjoy the 52-acre farm this weekend with hayrides, music, food, games and more. The free event is 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28.
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