From school programs to clubs, the growing efforts to save honeybees
Students at one Lakeshore high school will be studying the insects up close, thanks to a federal grant that will put cameras in hives.
Wake-up call reinforces Grand Haven leaders’ focus on sustainable practices
Restricted water use in 2020 reinforced Grand Haven leaders’ resolve to increase reliance on renewable energy sources. Public Works and GHBLP officials share how the community is looking to make water and energy utilities more sustainable.
Saginaw health workers among first to try new tech that creates personalized diets for diabetics
Over the past year at Covenant HealthCare in Saginaw, employees living with Type 2 diabetes have participated in a pilot program that develops personalized diets for them based on the unique population of microbes found in their digestive systems.
Affordable resources for non-emergency medical transportation needs throughout Kent County
For both seniors and community members at large, having affordable, convenient access to medical services and other resources is essential. There are several community programs and resources to assist individuals age 60 and over with non-emergency medical transportation.
Startup puts personalized products within shoppers’ grasp
Holland’s Cubi Market prioritizes local markets. It offers residents a way to safely shop locally online, ensuring more of the money they spend stays in the community.
Do More Good joins forces with Nonprofit Hub
Grand Haven-based Do More Good and Nonprofit Hub in Nebraska will join forces to serve more than 40,000 organizations nationwide.
Yoga practitioner helps create community along the Lakeshore
Instructor Julia Fisher is passionate about the physical and mental benefits of yoga. She’s helping people in Muskegon and Grand Haven connect to their deeper selves — and to one another.
Lakeshore Advantage awards $1.8M to 187 small businesses
The economic development organization distributed Michigan Small Business Survival Grant funds in Allegan and Ottawa counties. Recipients, who face significant financial hardship due to the pandemic, will be able to use the money to reopen or remain open.
GRCC-Ferris collaboration keeps student-athletes safe with COVID-19 testing
GRCC basketball players, coaches, and training staff receive weekly COVID-19 antigen tests through a partnership with the Ferris College of Pharmacy. Testing is expected to continue through the end of the season.
Juvenile detention residents helping homeless, others in need
Donations of winter wear, hygiene items, socks and granola bars can be dropped off through Friday, Feb. 26.
