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How Zeeland amends liquor license rules to support eateries
Zeeland Marketing Manager Abby deRoo describes the changes as incremental but important, considering the city ended its nearly 100-year ban on serving alcohol in 2006.
Leaders see sustainable economic incentives as key to winning jobs, investment
Jennifer Owens, CEO of Lakeshore Advantage, is part of a coalition of regional economic development leaders from across the state who testified in favor of creating the Michigan Employment Opportunity Program, to help Michigan compete for jobs and investments.
Foundation invites students to apply for more than $860K in scholarships
This year, the Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area will award more than $860,000 in scholarships for students to attend schools of higher education throughout the nation.
Art Mulder and Sons Trucking plans $31M expansion
The expansion — with assistance from Lakeshore Advantage and the city of Holland — will add 147,000 square feet of new facility space and create up to 55 new jobs.
Shredding barriers to employment for those living with disabilities
Beyond26, a nonprofit that connects job seekers living with disabilities with employment opportunities, is expanding to Grand Haven.
Pilot grant helps parents, employers deal with ‘critical’ child care crisis
Ready for School and Goodwill Industries of West Michigan are using a state pilot grant to help parents afford quality child care, making it easier for employers to recruit and retain their workforce.
Popular pub to return in Holland’s first mixed-use building under new development code
A new 14,000-square-foot building will include the popular restaurant Goog’s Pub along with a boutique market/beverage center and apartments.
More housing coming to West Michigan, still more needed
New housing projects underway now and coming soon will help alleviate some of the housing shortage in West Michigan, HousingNext's Ryan Kilpatrick says. But still more is needed to slow ever-increasing housing prices.
Map highlights how GRCC brewers help Grand Rapids earn its Beer City USA title
The Grand Rapids Community College Foundation’s alumni relations team created a map of local craft breweries owned or operated by GRCC alums. The map provides a fun way to support fellow alumni by creating your own brewery tour.
How Zeeland amends liquor license rules to support eateries
Zeeland Marketing Manager Abby deRoo describes the changes as incremental but important, considering the city ended its nearly 100-year ban on serving alcohol in 2006.
Leaders see sustainable economic incentives as key to winning jobs, investment
Jennifer Owens, CEO of Lakeshore Advantage, is part of a coalition of regional economic development leaders from across the state who testified in favor of creating the Michigan Employment Opportunity Program, to help Michigan compete for jobs and investments.
Foundation invites students to apply for more than $860K in scholarships
This year, the Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area will award more than $860,000 in scholarships for students to attend schools of higher education throughout the nation.
Art Mulder and Sons Trucking plans $31M expansion
The expansion — with assistance from Lakeshore Advantage and the city of Holland — will add 147,000 square feet of new facility space and create up to 55 new jobs.
Shredding barriers to employment for those living with disabilities
Beyond26, a nonprofit that connects job seekers living with disabilities with employment opportunities, is expanding to Grand Haven.
Pilot grant helps parents, employers deal with ‘critical’ child care crisis
Ready for School and Goodwill Industries of West Michigan are using a state pilot grant to help parents afford quality child care, making it easier for employers to recruit and retain their workforce.
Popular pub to return in Holland’s first mixed-use building under new development code
A new 14,000-square-foot building will include the popular restaurant Goog’s Pub along with a boutique market/beverage center and apartments.
More housing coming to West Michigan, still more needed
New housing projects underway now and coming soon will help alleviate some of the housing shortage in West Michigan, HousingNext's Ryan Kilpatrick says. But still more is needed to slow ever-increasing housing prices.
Map highlights how GRCC brewers help Grand Rapids earn its Beer City USA title
The Grand Rapids Community College Foundation’s alumni relations team created a map of local craft breweries owned or operated by GRCC alums. The map provides a fun way to support fellow alumni by creating your own brewery tour.
