Blind advocate empowers women through technology and support
Lisa Sullivan fosters independence and connection, guiding women with disabilities such as Rosemarie Facilla through technology, resources, and encouragement.
Muskegon
After a half-century, melodrama Lumber Queen returns to Muskegon
The production aims to spotlight Muskegon’s logging heritage, inspiring civic pride, audience participation, and a lasting cultural legacy.
Comcast supports growth with 100 grants for West Michigan entrepreneurs
Now in its fifth year, Comcast RISE delivers $160 million nationwide, including 100 new grant packages in Grand Rapids and Muskegon.
Apprenticeship program helps launch health care careers
Tiffany Streur’s journey shows how the Medical Assistant Registered Apprenticeship Program offers training, certification, and career access while solving health care workforce shortages.
Muskegon leader sparks regional movement to empower Black entrepreneurs
Lashae Simmons II and Black Wall Street Muskegon lead a growing coalition that has been awarded state funding to strengthen West Michigan’s Black business ecosystem.
Julia Child exhibition brings culinary icon to life in Muskegon
The Muskegon Museum of Art is presenting an interactive Julia Child exhibit, blending cooking history, community partnerships, and engaging events through Sept. 1.
Veteran’s drone and EV show over Muskegon Lake to honor service, aims at world record
A Fruitport veteran’s drone and EV light show over Muskegon Lake plans to honor the military and connect veterans with life-changing community resources.
Becoming out loud: Reclaiming identity through pride and art
Jeffrey VanDyke shares how disability and queerness shaped their voice – and how creativity helps reclaim identity, community, and self-love.
Old Heart: A Dutch American story told from the lakeshore
A drama filmed in West Michigan about wartime love, aging, and resilience, Old Heart connects Dutch history to local storytelling.
West Michigan embraces inclusion as autism diagnoses rise
As autism diagnoses climb, families and organizations like Disability Network West Michigan work to empower young adults entering the workforce.
