HSO seeks diverse music groups for Music Unites Us concert
Most orchestral music is strictly European. The Holland Symphony Orchestra is looking for groups to help change that. Deadline for submissions is Aug. 31.
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City interns paint Holland mayor’s face in viral TikTok video
Behind the success of the viral TikTok video featuring Holland Mayor Nathan Bocks are Holland city interns Mariah Vongphachanh and Jadah Burciaga, who were tasked with growing the city’s year-old account on the widely popular social media platform.
Heavy metal band Metallica funds GRCC’s welding program for 4th year
A fourth grant from Metallica’s All Within My Hands Foundation will allow Grand Rapids Community College to help more nontraditional students gain in-demand welding skills.
I Am Academy explores future careers at MillerKnoll
I Am Academy helps Black students see themselves in the leaders of today and helps shape their tomorrows. The new nonprofit formed by two educators is also again heading up this year's Juneteenth celebration.
Lakeshore Advantage makes case for West Michigan living to Gentex interns
Students interning for the summer at area manufacturers are getting a taste of West Michigan life. Businesses hope they make the move permanent after graduation and keep talent in the area. Lakeshore Advantage is helping one manufacturer to make the case.
Robotics students are next tech workforce
Two area robotics teams competed at the F.I.R.S.T. Robotics state and world championships, but that's just the beginning. Many tech companies mentor the students now and seek them out when it comes time to hire later.
MSU grad launches Muskegon Young Black Professionals to support community
Muskegon native and MSU grad Jocelyn Hines was inspired to launch Muskegon Young Black Professionals after seeing a similar networking organization in Detroit.
Ferry-Voyager students partner with Grand Haven area businesses
Grand Haven Area Public Schools’ Ferry and Voyager elementary students are learning about their community by working with area businesses.
Series to explore the state of West Michigan’s growing disability community
This article begins a weekly series that will explore the challenges faced by those with disabilities along with the efforts across West Michigan to address the discrimination and inequity.
Why a Zeeland company is passionate about the triple bottom line
Creative Dining Services received the Triple Bottom Line Leadership Award from the West Michigan Sustainable Business Forum for its sustainability and social justice efforts in the foodservice industry.
City interns paint Holland mayor’s face in viral TikTok video
Behind the success of the viral TikTok video featuring Holland Mayor Nathan Bocks are Holland city interns Mariah Vongphachanh and Jadah Burciaga, who were tasked with growing the city’s year-old account on the widely popular social media platform.
Heavy metal band Metallica funds GRCC’s welding program for 4th year
A fourth grant from Metallica’s All Within My Hands Foundation will allow Grand Rapids Community College to help more nontraditional students gain in-demand welding skills.
I Am Academy explores future careers at MillerKnoll
I Am Academy helps Black students see themselves in the leaders of today and helps shape their tomorrows. The new nonprofit formed by two educators is also again heading up this year's Juneteenth celebration.
Lakeshore Advantage makes case for West Michigan living to Gentex interns
Students interning for the summer at area manufacturers are getting a taste of West Michigan life. Businesses hope they make the move permanent after graduation and keep talent in the area. Lakeshore Advantage is helping one manufacturer to make the case.
Robotics students are next tech workforce
Two area robotics teams competed at the F.I.R.S.T. Robotics state and world championships, but that's just the beginning. Many tech companies mentor the students now and seek them out when it comes time to hire later.
MSU grad launches Muskegon Young Black Professionals to support community
Muskegon native and MSU grad Jocelyn Hines was inspired to launch Muskegon Young Black Professionals after seeing a similar networking organization in Detroit.
Ferry-Voyager students partner with Grand Haven area businesses
Grand Haven Area Public Schools’ Ferry and Voyager elementary students are learning about their community by working with area businesses.
Series to explore the state of West Michigan’s growing disability community
This article begins a weekly series that will explore the challenges faced by those with disabilities along with the efforts across West Michigan to address the discrimination and inequity.
Why a Zeeland company is passionate about the triple bottom line
Creative Dining Services received the Triple Bottom Line Leadership Award from the West Michigan Sustainable Business Forum for its sustainability and social justice efforts in the foodservice industry.
