The nonprofit will begin managing the River Junction Preserve to improve and preserve the property’s ecological value. Consistent with ODC’s mission, the preserve should be publicly accessible in fall 2023.
As part of the Tuesday Forum Series, community members gathered to learn about the concept of transformative placemaking on the hyperlocal scale as a way to solve problems and create better communities.
Nearly half of the high-demand jobs in West Michigan are in the health sciences sector, followed by construction, according to the 2023 Hot Jobs! List.
“Lift Zone” provides a safe space where families can get help accessing the Internet for learning, resources, and digital skills building.
High school students from the Grand Haven Area Community Foundation’s Youth Advisory Council are joining with community members to learn about and discuss issues critical to Northwest Ottawa County.
After a national search, local nonprofit leader Patrick Cisler has been tapped to be the next president/CEO of the Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area.
Sara Hendren, the author of “What Can A Body Do? How We Meet the Built World” advocates for the “most creative, joyful approach to making the world accessible.”
The transformation of the playground at Milham Park has created a model for inclusive play for children with disabilities. It's part of a growing trend to make parks more accessible for people of all abilities.
In an effort to educate the next generation about the agribusiness industry, agribusiness professionals volunteered their time to visit 26 classrooms and engage with 550 elementary school students.
Wade Wiltenburg, a GRCC student and electrical apprentice from Coopersville, earned a bronze medal in a national competition featuring nearly 200 of the nation’s top-performing craft professionals.
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