How life is better in West Michigan for those designing our world
Sarah Crookston, Mimi Ray and David Allan are all leaders in design. While they could work anywhere in the world, they discuss why they choose to live and work in West Michigan.
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How life is better in West Michigan for those designing our world
Sarah Crookston, Mimi Ray and David Allan are all leaders in design. While they could work anywhere in the world, they discuss why they choose to live and work in West Michigan.
Grand Haven ice cream shop serves up country’s best scoops
Try a scoop of Sweet Temptations Vanilla Bean or Dark Decadence, and you'll be devouring some of the country's best ice cream. The little Grand Haven-based company recently took home two blue ribbons from the North American Ice Cream Association’s annual convention in Fort Worth, Texas.
Deputy awarded for inspiring trust with migrant workers
Ottawa County Sheriff's Dep. Ramon Soto-Lopez was able to break down more than language barriers when he responded to a report of an assault at a Chester Township farm last year.
New tools help Housing Next connect communities, developers
With new tools in its belt, Housing Next is hoping to add much-needed housing to the market in West Michigan.
Gentex, ODC partner to bring child care to employees
The Outdoor Discovery Center is working with Ottawa County to use $7.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds to create 1,000 new child care slots in the county. That money will be matched with $30 million from local business partners.
New Michigan Achievement Scholarship could help make college more accessible
The new Michigan Achievement Scholarship could provide students with $2,750 to $5,500 a year to help cover the cost of tuition, helping to remove financial barriers to getting a life-changing college education.
Retiring health department leader considered ‘one of the best’
Lisa Stefanovsky embraced challenge and change during her 33 years leading Ottawa County Department of Health. One important benchmark Stefanovsky achieved was receiving accreditation for the Ottawa public health department from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Nonprofit survey reveals burnout, DEI struggles and triumphs
Employee burnout in the nonprofit sector is a real threat and one that the Lakeshore Nonprofit Alliance intends to address.
Anthony Lambers use his story to help others ‘Get up out the mud’
Anthony Lambers credits real estate for helping him turn his life around after serving time in prison. Now, he works to help others pursue the American dream of home ownership.
How life is better in West Michigan for those designing our world
Sarah Crookston, Mimi Ray and David Allan are all leaders in design. While they could work anywhere in the world, they discuss why they choose to live and work in West Michigan.
Grand Haven ice cream shop serves up country’s best scoops
Try a scoop of Sweet Temptations Vanilla Bean or Dark Decadence, and you'll be devouring some of the country's best ice cream. The little Grand Haven-based company recently took home two blue ribbons from the North American Ice Cream Association’s annual convention in Fort Worth, Texas.
Deputy awarded for inspiring trust with migrant workers
Ottawa County Sheriff's Dep. Ramon Soto-Lopez was able to break down more than language barriers when he responded to a report of an assault at a Chester Township farm last year.
New tools help Housing Next connect communities, developers
With new tools in its belt, Housing Next is hoping to add much-needed housing to the market in West Michigan.
Gentex, ODC partner to bring child care to employees
The Outdoor Discovery Center is working with Ottawa County to use $7.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds to create 1,000 new child care slots in the county. That money will be matched with $30 million from local business partners.
New Michigan Achievement Scholarship could help make college more accessible
The new Michigan Achievement Scholarship could provide students with $2,750 to $5,500 a year to help cover the cost of tuition, helping to remove financial barriers to getting a life-changing college education.
Retiring health department leader considered ‘one of the best’
Lisa Stefanovsky embraced challenge and change during her 33 years leading Ottawa County Department of Health. One important benchmark Stefanovsky achieved was receiving accreditation for the Ottawa public health department from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Nonprofit survey reveals burnout, DEI struggles and triumphs
Employee burnout in the nonprofit sector is a real threat and one that the Lakeshore Nonprofit Alliance intends to address.
Anthony Lambers use his story to help others ‘Get up out the mud’
Anthony Lambers credits real estate for helping him turn his life around after serving time in prison. Now, he works to help others pursue the American dream of home ownership.
