Foundation awards $164,000 to expand community mental health access
Grants support nonprofits using culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and creative programs to reduce barriers and strengthen mental health services across Ottawa County.
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Love INC partnership highlights $386K in Community Impact grant awards
Love INC’s recycling partnership is part of $386,500 in Community Impact grants awarded to eight organizations serving regional needs.
Libraries find new ways to expand services
Two libraries in Ottawa County are adding learning and dementia programs, helping students, job seekers, and seniors through free, community-focused services.
Tech volunteers inspire students through hands-on classroom coding lessons
West Michigan tech professionals visit 52 classrooms, teaching coding basics and inspiring elementary students to explore future careers in computer science.
Grant to township secures Riverside Park preserve along Kalamazoo River
Saugatuck Township receives $2.46 million to protect 119 acres, expand recreation, and preserve rare Kalamazoo River wetlands.
Haworth, LG Energy boost Chamber’s ‘Trailblazing Future’ in Holland
Haworth and LG Energy back West Coast Chamber’s new Next Center, creating innovative hubs for career development and community collaboration.
West Michigan Airport celebrates new taxi lane, boosting regional growth
Community leaders marked the completion of the $2.27 million North Business Park Taxi Lane, enhancing airport operations and fueling West Michigan’s economic development.
Lakeshore Expo gathers Muskegon-area entrepreneurs to learn, grow
The first Lakeshore Business Growth Expo on Nov. 5 at GVSU Muskegon Innovation Hub will connect entrepreneurs with tools, funding, and expert guidance to strengthen West Michigan’s business ecosystem.
Lakeshore Advantage levels up for 5-year regional growth plan
Lakeshore Advantage raises over $2.4 million, uniting West Michigan leaders in an effort to strengthen the workforce, business growth, and entrepreneurship through 2030.
Broadband access expands as Ottawa County connects first fiber customers
123NET and Ottawa County launch a $15 million fiber project, bringing high-speed internet to 2,500 underserved homes and businesses.
