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Nearly 9,000 students from Allegan, Barry, Ionia, Kent, Muskegon, Montcalm and Ottawa counties will explore high-demand careers through interactive exhibits and real-world interactions with professionals.
The awards will provide critical training resources across various industries, including agribusiness, healthcare, manufacturing and construction, which also includes mobility, energy and infrastructure.
The joint operating agreement between the two organizations begins January 1, 2025.
Apprenticeships are paid work experiences that combine on-the-job and classroom learning.
As residents throughout the community age and become more active, the demand for specialized orthopedic care continues to grow.
Guests at Crafting Vision will enjoy heavy hors d’oeuvres and craft cocktails.
An area hospital announced an expansion of its inpatient unit.
The awards recognize outstanding achievements in water utility management.
The awards recognize individuals who go above-and-beyond in a service industry position.
Kids and families from the Holland area are lacing up their running shoes for Holland Hospital's 12th annual School Nurse Fun Run on September 19.
As awareness of critical mental health issues in the construction industry grows, West Michigan Works! and its Construction Careers Council, will host Building Minds: A Conference on Mental Health in Construction.
The community is invited to donate essential medical and school supplies.
Last year's campaign raised $5,450 to increase access to the healthy food all kids need to thrive.
This world-class hospital will be designed for and exclusively dedicated to the rehabilitation of infants, children, and teens.
The facility boasts six indoor courts for year-round play and six outdoor courts available seasonally.
The current world record is 27 hours and 5 minutes set by a foursome out of Missoula, Montana.
Listeners are encouraged to make a donation during the event to help continue providing nutritious meals and educational programs to children in need.
Rankings are based on factors including clinical outcomes, physician perception, quality of care, and patient experience.
The conference aims to provide incoming freshman student athletes with a safe space to learn about mental health and to give them the tools to navigate their journeys as valued individuals.
Services will include pediatric care, student athletes, work injury, pain management, post-stroke and post-injury support, outpatient physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.
The enhanced online portal is designed to provide the public with easy access to inspection reports for food establishments, body art shops, and public swimming pools.
Recently, the fund awarded $100,000 in grants and has contributed over $403,971 since its inception in 2014.
The awards will support the training of 919 new hires, 387 new apprentices and 1,263 incumbent workers, significantly boosting job growth, skill development and workforce capabilities across multiple industries.
The free HEALTH Summer Camp aims to empower young individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead healthy lives.
The enrichment area is located next to the animal shelter on Kent County's Fuller campus. It includes several activity items, including a raised platform, vertical ramp, and tire obstacle course.
The West Michigan Water Safety Alliance (WMWSA) has launched its first Beach Ambassadors program in Holland, aiming to enhance water safety and reduce drowning incidents.
Summer weather and increased outdoor activities heighten the risk of tick bites. These small arachnids can transmit a variety of diseases, making it crucial to understand the proper response after encountering a tick.
The health clinic is designed for men experiencing symptoms such as reduced energy, weight gain, muscle loss, diminished gym performance, sexual health concerns, or those interested in enhancing their overall wellness as they age.