Muskegon City Commission awarded the funding to local neighborhood associations, nonprofit organizations, and small businesses to help support the public health and economic needs of residents most impacted by the pandemic.
The scholarships encompass many learning paths, ensuring students can pursue their educational dreams.
Longtime Holland resident Chris CJ Kingdom-Grier shares his experience growing up in Idlewild, a community founded in 1912 as a haven for African Americans.
With plans to open in the fall, Gateway Spoon will serve fresh breakfast and lunch items while supporting the mission of providing hope and opportunity for neighbors in need.
Ubuntu — “I Am Because We Are" is a word that in its simplest definition means humanity, in the sense of humaneness, decency, and human dignity, explains Momentum Center founder and Experi-Mentor Barbara Lee VanHorssen.
The Disability Network Southwest Michigan will mark this year’s Americans with Disabilities Act anniversary with a celebration on July 28 at the Kalamazoo Farmers Market.
The design scene has grown organically in West Michigan over the past decade. Design industry contributors have continued to help in the rise of the design scene since the COVID pandemic, and more social events for designers in the region are coming up.
Community means taking care of each other. For the staff at Holland's Park Theatre, that meant taking a CPR class as part of the Heart Safe Holland initiative.
The Muskegon County Bicycling Coalition has a lot of cycling-friendly projects in the works, including piloting a new program: bike libraries.
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