Lakeshore Advantage’s Next Center earned national recognition for supporting entrepreneurship, small businesses, and regional economic development through collaboration and innovation.
Former banker Melissa Robitaille helps families declutter homes, manage grief, and regain usable living space during major transitions.
Ann Grahek says expanded broadband service helps her Ottawa County aviation business communicate globally and support customers faster.
In her Shore Story, Shelly Millen writes about her mission to help nonprofits communicate clearly so communities can better understand their work and offer meaningful support.
Zeeland-based Locavana expands delivery, helping residents buy local food easily while increasing farmer earnings and improving access across West Michigan communities.
Economic development group highlights expansion projects, startup support, and workforce initiatives while appointing four leaders to guide regional growth.
Community Action House in Holland is among the partners participating in a new initiative led by the nonprofit Michigan Sustainable Business Forum that aims to double the amount of food Michigan businesses donate to food banks and food rescue organizations.
Art Nook connects folks to downtown businesses and showcases a colorful mural by artist Kevin Gano.
Trans-Matic CEO P.J. Thompson is recognized for decades of business leadership, community investment and collaborative impact across the Lakeshore region.
After six decades in Holland, LAUP owns its first building, creating a space for cultural events, training, and small businesses.
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