The planned change in operational control is designed to preserve and strengthen program’s mission, services, and legacy.

The event showcases and supports minority-owned businesses and highlights international cuisine.

He is the first orthopedic surgeon in West Michigan to be certified in Mako SmartRobotics™ for both partial and total knee replacement.  

The story follows two best friends whose yearly summer trips blur the lines between friendship and something more.

Revolin Sports began when its co-founder, Hugh Davis, won his first pickleball tournament in 2014 with premium paddles that kept breaking.

Organizers recommend shopping early in the day for the best product assortment.

Local patients no longer need to travel out of town for this specialized treatment.

The company's expansion under the new ownership will focus on growth and modernization, all while maintaining its strong ties with existing clients and partners.

Their visits are more than just a pleasant distraction; they are a vital form of emotional therapy and bring a bit of normalcy to the patients receiving care.

The holiday season officially begins November 14, marking the start of a festive lineup of shopping events and family-friendly celebrations.

The completion of this infrastructure improvement represents a $2.27 million investment in the region's economic future.

The business will launch under the new name, while accelerating innovation.

The festival includes professional pumpkin carving, children’s activities, community tulip planting, an artisan market, hayrides, and a Touch a Truck event.

The acquisition expands service to customers in South Haven, Saugatuck, and the surrounding southwest Michigan market.

The 5K and 1.5-mile run/walk event has raised nearly $383,500 for the hospital's School Nurse Program, which provides vital medical support to students throughout Lakeshore communities.

The promotion is created to inspire parents to have a conversation about substance abuse prevention with their child.

The rebranding effort comes at a time of growth and transformation for the Chamber.

Attendees will enjoy an evening of small plates, desserts, drinks from various Downtown Holland establishments, as well as live music and a silent auction.

The new location will offer an expanded community space, a dedicated fragrance bar for hands-on self-care experiences, and a rotating selection of used and new books that reflect the diversity and curiosity of its customers.

From August 6 to 16, audiences across West Michigan will have the opportunity to experience a dynamic mix of music, dance, and visual art through both free and ticketed events for all ages.