With more than two decades of public health leadership experience, he has served as Health Officer for the Central Michigan District Health Department, Jackson County Health Department, and other public health organizations throughout Michigan.

Muskegon County’s Iyanni Shyne was named one of two statewide JMG Youth of the Year honorees in Michigan.

What began as a personal challenge evolved into a broader mission centered on accessibility, independence, and inclusion. 

At the 2026 MIAA Championships, he delivered a career-best javelin throw of 49.08 meters while helping Calvin capture the conference title.

He will lead the company’s sales, marketing, and customer service functions as it accelerates growth.

Students, teachers, family members, and community members gathered as the student was honored during a school-wide assembly recognizing his quick thinking and lifesaving actions.

He will lead the health plan’s clinical and pharmacy programs, the development and coordination of population health programs, and chronic disease management strategies.

The group brings a range of professional expertise, community leadership, and passion for the arts that will help support the Museum's mission and operations.

In her new role, she will assist or lead in the structuring of all deals and look to expand the team.

Michigan Sustainable Business Forum and the Charles R. Evenson Foundation have selected three local professionals as the 2025 C.R. Evenson Foundation Fellows.

The awards highlight non-managerial employees who consistently exceed expectations, demonstrating integrity, dedication, and commitment to their workplaces and communities.

The partnership will provide free training opportunities across Michigan, equipping individuals with the confidence, knowledge, and tools to respond quickly during sudden cardiac arrest.

Grand Rapids Community Foundation recently welcomed four new trustees.

The fellowship program recognizes architects who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession and made significant contributions to architecture and society at the national level.

The CNOs provide strategic leadership for nursing practice, professional development, workforce sustainability, and clinical excellence across each location.

The award recognizes individuals whose lifelong commitment to leadership, public service, justice, equity, and community empowerment has left a lasting legacy in Grand Rapids and beyond.

As the company begins its 81st year in business, it has made several key leadership transitions.

He is widely recognized for advancing theranostics and precision medicine and for his contributions as a scientist, researcher, and educator.

He will oversee the Airport’s business and air service development, real estate, marketing and communications, contract and lease management, and aero/non-aeronautical revenue generation.

The association has elected a new President and Vice President for 2026, plus added three new board members.