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Return to rural roots puts Michigan’s Librarian of the Year right where she belongs
As the recipient of Michigan's 2021 Public Librarian of the Year, Fennville Library Director Teresa Kline has been recognized for her innovative approach to providing services to a rural community.
How 5 CFHZ grants will help enhance the Holland/Zeeland communities
Five Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area grants are intended to address a variety of issues, from the child care crisis to preventing opioid deaths and ensuring vital nonprofits can continue to live out their mission.
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Dave Lorenz’s job has him crisscrossing the state to promote the Pure Michigan brand. And while he enjoys all of Michigan’s top tourist attractions, the Travel Michigan VP explains why Muskegon County is the place he loves to call home.
First of its kind health insurance agent apprenticeship program will offer paid on-the-job training
A new paid apprenticeship program — a collaboration of GRCC, BCBS of Michigan, and West Michigan Works! — will allow high school graduates to "earn while they learn" certification in the health benefits industry.
Return of Zeeland Pumpkinfest generates ‘amazing response’
Crowds filled downtown Zeeland as families and friends gathered to enjoy the return of the city’s biggest annual community gathering, the Pumpkinfest celebration.
Zeeland’s Pumpkinfest Barnyard Bash is back
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CFHZ announces $100M asset milestone, celebrates the strength of nonprofit community
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