Holland single moms conquer Colorado peak, finding strength through community
Michigan single mothers scaled Pikes Peak, proving their resilience. The “I Climb For Her” expedition symbolizes overcoming challenges together, step by step.
Zeeland
Lakeshore Advantage adds investors to drive regional economic growth
Three new board members join Lakeshore Advantage to help guide West Michigan’s economic future through investment-driven collaboration and strategy.
Holland-Zeeland Chamber earns national award for innovation and leadership
Michigan West Coast Chamber recognized for programs boosting careers, volunteerism, and community growth, earning national Chamber of the Year honors.
Mead Johnson expansion proposal spurs burst of civic engagement
As Mead Johnson plans to expand, Zeeland officials work to balance residents’ concerns with economic development and community-wide priorities.
Foundation awards nearly $800K to strengthen Ottawa County community
Nine local organizations receive Community Impact Grants to support mental health, economic development, youth programs, and essential community services.
West Coast Chamber invests in future with downtown Holland expansion
Chamber buys third floor of The Next Center to boost collaboration, support members, and launch new career readiness initiatives.
Gentex recycling event boosts community engagement with sustainability
Gentex’s annual electronics recycling event empowers employees, families, and friends to reduce e-waste and support environmental responsibility.
Lakeshore Advantage hires leader for workplace talent development
Kelly Wandel leads Lakeshore Advantage’s new effort to attract and retain young talent in response to West Michigan’s workforce needs.
Community Impact Day expands, mobilizes volunteers across Michigan
The West Coast Chamber’s Community Impact Day grows statewide, rallying businesses, nonprofits, and individuals to create lasting community change.
Farewell from Assistant Editor Andrea Goodell
The Lakeshore's Assistant Editor Andrea Goodell is moving on to new adventures. Before that happens, we asked her to reflect on her five years covering the people and organizations working to solve problems along the Lakeshore.
