On tap this month are the Idlewild exhibition, the Pumpkin Train, a gallery stroll, papermaking, a Grammy Award-winning vocal ensemble, and — of course — trick-or-treating. They’re all on the West Michigan calendar for October.
Zeeland leadership firm AG Collaborative’s Manage Like a Boss (MLAB) seminar helps companies experiencing staffing shortages to train staff to be leaders.
Hudsonville resident Natalie Frias has made it her life’s mission to spread awareness of the dangers of kidney disease and the importance of becoming an organ donor. Her ArtPrize piece is inspired by her hope for a cure.
From the new Airline Passengers with Disabilities Bill of Rights to being able to use aisle chairs to board planes, the travel experience is improving for people who depend on wheelchairs.
Communities across Michigan are tapping a state toolkit to help them create a streamlined approach to development and a clear vision for their future. Learn how the Michigan Municipal League helpled the city of Allegan prepare for development projects.
All foster children experience some form of trauma, but Michigan's child and family service agencies are working to provide the mental health services foster kids desperately need.
Retired community planner Dale Wyngarden explores how West Michigan has used the simple and versatile American Foursquare — and how it might use it as housing shortages persist.
Multiple organizations in the Muskegon area are bringing trained counselors to the homes of older adults who face mobility or transportation challenges.
Summit Pointe equips students, families, and teachers for a mentally healthy back-to-school transition.
The new executive director of Grand Rapids Community College’s Lakeshore Campus brings experience in technical education and strong ties to Ottawa County.
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