The event celebrates ethical businesses and nonprofits who have gone above and beyond to help those in their communities. 

Now is the time to share your recommendations for the organizations and landmarks that deserve a spot on the MONOPOLY: Grand Rapids Edition board.

West Michigan's impact on the state's accounting profession was recognized at the Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA) Celebrate event.

The program offers apprentices the opportunity to earn the Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential, a qualification that improves childcare quality and enhances worker career opportunities.

Award entries were once again encouraged to view their submissions through a set of guiding principles designed to inspire architects to create a zero-carbon, equitable, resilient, and healthy built environment.

The goal is to collect more than 5,000 frozen turkeys that can be distributed to those in need throughout West Michigan.

The holidays in Downtown Holland kick off on November 15. The season includes discounts, promotions, and special family-friendly events.

As the founder of BeLIVE Coaching & Consulting and co-president of United Latinas, Saldana brings over 20 years of global executive experience from her work with Fortune 500 companies in Mexico and the U.S.

The move marks a significant step in the nonprofit’s commitment to providing high-quality programs and resources for adults seeking to learn English language literacy.

Apprenticeships are paid work experiences that combine on-the-job and classroom learning.

The grant will enable the Tribal Historic Preservation Office to establish a Tribal Register of Historic Places and develop the necessary forms, policies, and procedures.

He is a Grand Rapids native with nearly two decades of experience in nonprofit leadership.

She brings diverse experience, having served as a trial attorney for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, in-house counsel to a leading publicly traded independent power producer, and in private practice.

Leading film and digital media professionals from West Michigan are returning home to inspire and support local students.

Last fall, the ready-to-drink spirit was introduced in a limited release, which sold out in every West Michigan store that carried it.

The Young Architect Award recognizes proficiency and exceptional accomplishments in, and contributions to, the profession by an architect who has been a member of the AIA Michigan Chapter for at least three years and is 40 years old or younger during the year of the award.

ENLIGHTEN is a new outdoor holiday light spectacle running on select dates from November 27 to January 4.

The menu offers a variety of boards to suit different tastes and dietary preferences, including classic, plant-based, and dessert options.

The event will feature a Hispanic artist market, traditional Mexican food offerings, cultural decorations, and live music.

She previously held leadership positions with several nonprofit organizations including Autism Support of Kent County, the Jenison Public Education Foundation, and the American Heart Association.

As residents throughout the community age and become more active, the demand for specialized orthopedic care continues to grow.

The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the hire based on the recommendation of the presidential search committee.

These updated facilities are part of the STEM Scholars 2.0 program, continuing the nonprofit’s mission to advance educational equity for historically marginalized communities.

A multi-disciplinary design firm has a new president and CEO.

The film, which follows the lives of three Latino high school students in Holland, sheds light on their struggles with identity and belonging as children of Mexican immigrants in a predominantly Dutch community.