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.
Muskegon County
May things to do: Festivals, fundraisers, Memorial Day, an Anne Frank exhibit — and don’t forget Mom
Tulip Time in Holland and the Grand Haven’s Kite Festival return, as does the Prom with a Purpose in Spring Lake and several Memorial Day events across the lakeshore.
Comcast RISE to provide 100 grants to GR, Muskegon small businesses
Comcast RISE offers grants and support packages to help 100 Grand Rapids and Muskegon small businesses grow, innovate, and thrive.
Muskegon entrepreneur writes book to chronicle child’s milestones
Carla Flanders debuts “On the Day You Graduate,” a keepsake book celebrating childhood milestones with space for personal reflections.
Volunteers find purpose, fulfillment at Disability Network West Michigan
Volunteers at Disability Network West Michigan find satisfaction through meaningful roles, supporting events, community programs, and accessibility initiatives.
April things to do: A student art exhibition, Easter events, theater, and spring break activities
It’s April, time for spring flings, spring breaks, Arbor Day, Earth Day, and several egg-stra special events this Easter. And don’t forget art, music, theater, and crafts.
DeWys, Marquis honored for leadership and community Impact
Jon DeWys earns the Visionary Award for workforce innovation, while Jack Marquis is given the Standing Ovation Award for his lasting contributions to West Michigan.
‘Crip Camp’ screening in Muskegon highlights disability inclusion
A free “Crip Camp” screening at the Frauenthal Center will spark conversations on disability rights, accessibility, and community inclusion in Muskegon.
Muskegon Public Schools reimagines learning with new career-focused education
Muskegon Public Schools transforms education with career-focused academies, earning recognition and ensuring every student graduates with a clear future path.
March things to do: Dine in the dark, celebrate St. Patrick’s Day (and Pi Day), and so much more
Whether you like history discussions, dressing in green and marching in a parade, getting together with your girlfriends, taking a quick dip in an icy lake, or something entirely different, you’ll find plenty of options for fun in this month’s calendar.
