The Kollen Park Housing Development, created through a collaboration involving a former food pantry, church land, and tribal partnership, is an example of how communities can work together to address housing challenges.
Kory Plockmeyer is settling into the role, aiming to strengthen collaboration and support for West Michigan nonprofits in the new year.
When a failing septic system left an Allegan County family without safe water or sanitation, Community Action of Allegan County stepped in, helped secure a quick solution — and now stands ready to assist other families facing similar emergencies.
The late Frank Kraai’s dream becomes reality with the opening of Holland Ice Park, which offers ice skating, curling, and year-round community activities.
Michigan Municipal League shares innovative programs, fosters collaborations, and connects communities with resources.
Saugatuck Township, Saugatuck, and Douglas are issuing a $5 million bond to expand fire facilities, improving emergency response and safety.
Three nonprofits collaborate on an 18-acre project creating 120 mixed-income homes, expanding affordability, stability, and opportunity in Holland.
123NET and Ottawa County launch a $15 million fiber project, bringing high-speed internet to 2,500 underserved homes and businesses.
A $250,000 grant supports a nature-based preschool center that will include classrooms, trails, and programs for low-income children and children with disabilities.
Nonpartisan candidate forums in Zeeland, Holland, and Saugatuck will give residents opportunities to hear from contenders and ask community-focused questions.
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