HSO returns with pops tribute to Louis Armstrong
The Holland Symphony Orchestra will hold its first concert in two years with a pops tribute to Louis Armstrong. The outdoor concert will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 29.
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A tribute to Mike Lozon: The Lakeshore’s storyteller
Many are mourning the passing of journalist, photographer and author Mike Lozon, one of The Lakeshore’s first contributors. Representatives of the organizations he supported are sharing what made his work so special for our community.
How 2021 Promise Scholarship recipients are pursuing their dreams
The Holland/Zeeland Promise announced its 2021 cohort, which includes six West Ottawa and four Holland High graduates. The scholarships will allow the recipients to realize their dream of a college education.
Nonprofit development lender expands regional impact
Grandville-based economic development foundation has unveiled its new name — Great Lakes Commercial Finance — as well as an updated logo and website. The company, with 40 years of service, has worked with hundreds of lenders to help thousands of Michigan small businesses secure the financing they need.
Community Action House partners with Holland library to assist patrons in need
Community Action House — which provides area individuals and families with food, clothing, shelter, and other necessities — has stationed an outreach team at Herrick District Library. The team will be available four hours per day, five days a week to guide and connect patrons with supportive services.
ODC expands nature-based preschool opportunities around Holland
The Outdoor Discovery Center Education Network is expanding its nature-based preschool offerings to Holland's northside with a campus on a portion of the former Park Township Airport property.
Coming together to feed Muskegon with two drive-thru food distribution events
The city of Muskegon has partnered with AgeWell Services of West Michigan and the YMCA Veggie Van for two drive-thru food distribution events.
Muskegon YMCA resumes class that helps cancer survivors reclaim their health
The Muskegon Y is celebrating the return of its Livestrong with the YMCA class after a pause in 2020. The program helps cancer survivors regain the strength and endurance lost during treatments. Beyond physical health, the 12-week class also emphasizes the emotional well-being of survivors and their families.
Five area projects receive GHACF Impact Grants totaling $308K
The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation recently awarded $308,000 in Impact Grants to five community projects. The renovation of Tanglefoot Park in Spring Lake received $125,000, which will help fund the planned splash pad.
Three women with a shared experience reconnect through Women of Color Give
Kim Koeman, Robyn Afrik, and Rebekah Bakker — all Korean women adopted by white Holland families — graduated from the same high school. Their involvement in Women of Color Give provided a catalyst for reconnecting as adults, but their shared experience expanded their friendship beyond the organization.
A tribute to Mike Lozon: The Lakeshore’s storyteller
Many are mourning the passing of journalist, photographer and author Mike Lozon, one of The Lakeshore’s first contributors. Representatives of the organizations he supported are sharing what made his work so special for our community.
How 2021 Promise Scholarship recipients are pursuing their dreams
The Holland/Zeeland Promise announced its 2021 cohort, which includes six West Ottawa and four Holland High graduates. The scholarships will allow the recipients to realize their dream of a college education.
Nonprofit development lender expands regional impact
Grandville-based economic development foundation has unveiled its new name — Great Lakes Commercial Finance — as well as an updated logo and website. The company, with 40 years of service, has worked with hundreds of lenders to help thousands of Michigan small businesses secure the financing they need.
Community Action House partners with Holland library to assist patrons in need
Community Action House — which provides area individuals and families with food, clothing, shelter, and other necessities — has stationed an outreach team at Herrick District Library. The team will be available four hours per day, five days a week to guide and connect patrons with supportive services.
ODC expands nature-based preschool opportunities around Holland
The Outdoor Discovery Center Education Network is expanding its nature-based preschool offerings to Holland's northside with a campus on a portion of the former Park Township Airport property.
Coming together to feed Muskegon with two drive-thru food distribution events
The city of Muskegon has partnered with AgeWell Services of West Michigan and the YMCA Veggie Van for two drive-thru food distribution events.
Muskegon YMCA resumes class that helps cancer survivors reclaim their health
The Muskegon Y is celebrating the return of its Livestrong with the YMCA class after a pause in 2020. The program helps cancer survivors regain the strength and endurance lost during treatments. Beyond physical health, the 12-week class also emphasizes the emotional well-being of survivors and their families.
Five area projects receive GHACF Impact Grants totaling $308K
The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation recently awarded $308,000 in Impact Grants to five community projects. The renovation of Tanglefoot Park in Spring Lake received $125,000, which will help fund the planned splash pad.
Three women with a shared experience reconnect through Women of Color Give
Kim Koeman, Robyn Afrik, and Rebekah Bakker — all Korean women adopted by white Holland families — graduated from the same high school. Their involvement in Women of Color Give provided a catalyst for reconnecting as adults, but their shared experience expanded their friendship beyond the organization.
