The event will provide one-on-one assistance to help eligible adults understand their options for free or reduced college tuition and take the next steps toward enrolling in college.

Following the vinyl swap, attendees are invited to stay for Open Mic Night featuring Big Jake Bootstrap from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.

The event will bring together local authors, educators, and community organizations to encourage children to dream about their futures while connecting them with real-life resources and role models who can help those dreams become a reality.

Ronald McDonald House Charities chapters provide care, comfort, and support to families, allowing them to heal together while their child receives medical care.

Topics include beekeeping, sourdough baking, healthy cooking, and more.

Event highlights include hot-air balloon launches, balloon glow events, food trucks and refreshments, live entertainment, family-friendly activities, and community celebrations throughout the weekend.

This unique trail race spans Grand River County Park and Grand Ravines County Park. Participants will experience scenic riverfront landscapes, wooded trails, and natural areas.

With more than two decades of public health leadership experience, he has served as Health Officer for the Central Michigan District Health Department, Jackson County Health Department, and other public health organizations throughout Michigan.

The event will feature custom trucks, family activities, food vendors, live entertainment, truck pulls, and a concert by country music artist Adam Sanders, winner of the CBS and Paramount+ music competition series The Road.

Services include guided navigation, therapy and counseling, psychiatric evaluation and medication management, crisis intervention, wellness coaching, and coordinated follow-up care.

The public is invited to donate on through July 31.

Programming offers a wide variety of educational experiences to help residents connect with the environment, each other, and the natural world around them.

Families, residents, and visitors are invited to enjoy the summer season with the return of two popular community programs.

All activities on the riverfront, accessible via Pearl Street, will be free to the public. No ticket is required. Admission tickets will be required to enter the Museum. 

Clear Edge Exteriors is bringing drone-powered window washing and facade cleaning at scale to West Michigan's commercial, industrial, and healthcare markets.

The West Michigan provider currently serves 2,800 patients across Allegan, Barry, Ionia, Kent, Montcalm, and Ottawa counties.

The event has raised more than $10,000 annually to help fund the training and placement of custom-trained assistance dogs, provided completely free of charge to clients.

Due to strong interest in the program, Life EMS plans to host a second Ottawa County EMT class beginning in September.

Muskegon County’s Iyanni Shyne was named one of two statewide JMG Youth of the Year honorees in Michigan.

The versatile platform will be utilized across a range of minimally invasive specialties, including bariatric, general, gynecological, and urological.