After a period of inconsistency, the original family, led by its founder and matriarch, is back at the helm and ready to welcome the community.

The appointment follows a rigorous, nationwide search for a leader of the third-largest provider-sponsored health plan in the country.

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

Guests attending the open houses will enjoy interactive stations, games, activities for all ages, food, and guided tours of the upgraded campus.

Students in grades K-8 will engage in farm-based learning experiences that integrate science, math, and life skills.

The company’s first location is Dragonfly, a flagship property in downtown Saugatuck that showcases the brand’s focus on intentional detail and elevated hospitality.

Research shows that 80% of hiring managers report recent graduates haven’t met expectations in the past year, and nearly 60% of employers say new graduates are unprepared for the workforce.

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.