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Civil rights road trip highlights uncomfortable history
A road trip unlike any other, the Momentum Center's Cultural Immersion Experience: Civil Rights Road Trip will help participants reflect on what America's sometimes uncomfortable history means to them.
Saugatuck photographer’s work featured in new Holland Museum exhibit
The new Holland Museum exhibit explores the varied lives of Native Americans in the modern-day world through the lens of Saugatuck photographer James Cook.
Things to do in February: exhibits, gallery strolls and family fun
Bundle up for fun this month. Activities along the Lakeshore include a gallery stroll, a photo exhibit, a family fun night, Valentine’s Day events, and an opportunity to give back while you shop.
Holland native and kidney donor to climb Mount Kilimanjaro
Before Holland native Emily Polet-Monterosso decided to donate her kidney to a stranger, her life was pretty normal. It still is. She wants people to know they, too, can donate organs and go on to lead happy, normal lives ... and do 'fantastic, amazing things.'
Foundation invites students to apply for more than $860K in scholarships
This year, the Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area will award more than $860,000 in scholarships for students to attend schools of higher education throughout the nation.
Art Mulder and Sons Trucking plans $31M expansion
The expansion — with assistance from Lakeshore Advantage and the city of Holland — will add 147,000 square feet of new facility space and create up to 55 new jobs.
Shredding barriers to employment for those living with disabilities
Beyond26, a nonprofit that connects job seekers living with disabilities with employment opportunities, is expanding to Grand Haven.
Pilot grant helps parents, employers deal with ‘critical’ child care crisis
Ready for School and Goodwill Industries of West Michigan are using a state pilot grant to help parents afford quality child care, making it easier for employers to recruit and retain their workforce.
Screen printing, innovating, and community building: Q&A with Kylen Blom
Kylen Blom is no stranger to starting a new project. The serial entrepreneur has been building businesses since his days as a business student at Hope College.
Civil rights road trip highlights uncomfortable history
A road trip unlike any other, the Momentum Center's Cultural Immersion Experience: Civil Rights Road Trip will help participants reflect on what America's sometimes uncomfortable history means to them.
Saugatuck photographer’s work featured in new Holland Museum exhibit
The new Holland Museum exhibit explores the varied lives of Native Americans in the modern-day world through the lens of Saugatuck photographer James Cook.
Things to do in February: exhibits, gallery strolls and family fun
Bundle up for fun this month. Activities along the Lakeshore include a gallery stroll, a photo exhibit, a family fun night, Valentine’s Day events, and an opportunity to give back while you shop.
Holland native and kidney donor to climb Mount Kilimanjaro
Before Holland native Emily Polet-Monterosso decided to donate her kidney to a stranger, her life was pretty normal. It still is. She wants people to know they, too, can donate organs and go on to lead happy, normal lives ... and do 'fantastic, amazing things.'
Foundation invites students to apply for more than $860K in scholarships
This year, the Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area will award more than $860,000 in scholarships for students to attend schools of higher education throughout the nation.
Art Mulder and Sons Trucking plans $31M expansion
The expansion — with assistance from Lakeshore Advantage and the city of Holland — will add 147,000 square feet of new facility space and create up to 55 new jobs.
Shredding barriers to employment for those living with disabilities
Beyond26, a nonprofit that connects job seekers living with disabilities with employment opportunities, is expanding to Grand Haven.
Pilot grant helps parents, employers deal with ‘critical’ child care crisis
Ready for School and Goodwill Industries of West Michigan are using a state pilot grant to help parents afford quality child care, making it easier for employers to recruit and retain their workforce.
Screen printing, innovating, and community building: Q&A with Kylen Blom
Kylen Blom is no stranger to starting a new project. The serial entrepreneur has been building businesses since his days as a business student at Hope College.
