Residents who wish to donate, volunteer, or support the expanded effort are encouraged to reach out.

Since 2012, the nonprofit has equipped more than 40,000 West Michigan students with creative career skills through the power of storytelling.

The PRSA East Central District represents more than 1,700 members in 15 chapters across Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

Guests are encouraged to attend and experience a multi-floor gallery of original artwork created by young artists from across the region.

The $2.8 million project will offer a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom rental units, each designed to be affordable for households earning between 50% and 120% of the area median income.

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

The Richard J. Lacks Sr. Cancer Center in Grand Rapids is the first in Michigan to offer a groundbreaking treatment option for cancer patients.

Audiences can experience that variety through three productions scheduled across the academic year.

This year’s lineup features a dynamic mix of ten speakers whose work spans faith, public health, storytelling, and the arts.

Veteran educator and director Julie Baker has returned to lead the student theater program.

Two employers were honored as Race to Talent with Registered Apprenticeship Champions for their exemplary use of Registered Apprenticeship Programs.

The performance flips the script on the greatest love story ever told. 

Applications are being accepted now through October 31, 2025.

The housing complex will ease the housing burden for resident and fellow physicians, helping them feel supported as they begin their careers and encouraging them to stay and practice in Michigan.

Each photographer may submit up to three original photos.

The new, 63,000-square-foot health care center will give West Michigan patients world-class care close to home with enhanced services.

Venues are conjuring up a suite of immersive Halloween experiences, from glamorous masquerades to haunted hotel tours.

The 20 finalists for the category were selected by a panel of experts and then voted on by the public.  

The funding was secured through the West Michigan Perinatal Quality Collaborative, one of 10 regional collaboratives in Michigan focused on improving perinatal health.

After a brief absence, during which the restaurant faced staffing challenges, the owner is returning with renewed focus and commitment to service.