New owners to continue Grand Rapids’ LaFontsee Galleries legacy
New owners plan to continue legacy of Grand Rapids’ LaFontsee Galleries.
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Mindset Meals: “Love is the most important ingredient.”
New experiences with food, mental health and physical health inspired Eric Freeman to found Mindset Meals, a start-up company that will soon provide nourishing, ready-to-eat meals to West Michigan businesses, schools and individuals experiencing food insecurity.
House calls on Black businesses and entrepreneurs prescribe remedies for success
The Grand Rapids Area Black Businesses has met with more than 20 entrepreneurs and small businesses ranging from retail, food, and e-commerce to health and fitness businesses.
Incubator Kitchen nurturing equity for Grand Rapids area food entrepreneurs
Downtown Market Incubator Kitchen launches equity along with small food businesses in Grand Rapids area.
New Burton Heights cultural arts center to be “an example of development without displacement”
The Diatribe is moving forward with its plans of establishing The Emory Arts and Culture Center at 2440 Division South, just south of Burton Street.
Community land trust to promote affordable home ownership and retention
Dwelling Place Community Land Trust is building new, affordable single-family homes in a five-acre vacant lot in the Garfield Park neighborhood.
Roberto Clemente Park renovation wins awards and community’s hearts
City of Grand Rapids Roberto Clemente Park award-winning renovation includes universal accessibility, new shelter/restroom facilities, discovery area playspace/outdoor classroom and natural stormwater management features.
GRFD Fire Cadet Program aims to recruit community members and increase diversity in its ranks
The Grand Rapids Fire Department is seeking to connect and engage with residents in hopes of diversifying their talent pipeline.
Last Mile Café serves coffee, philanthropy and sustainability — and soon, the 49507
A Black-owned, woman owned business, Last Mile Cafe is opening a physical location at 1006 Hall St. SE that will package, roast and distribute its coffee brand as well as serve as a coffee shop.
GROW is now Grow: New name reflects long-standing organization’s evolution
Grand Rapids Opportunities for Women, GROW is rebranding as Grow because it serves all genders across nine West Michigan counties.
Mindset Meals: “Love is the most important ingredient.”
New experiences with food, mental health and physical health inspired Eric Freeman to found Mindset Meals, a start-up company that will soon provide nourishing, ready-to-eat meals to West Michigan businesses, schools and individuals experiencing food insecurity.
House calls on Black businesses and entrepreneurs prescribe remedies for success
The Grand Rapids Area Black Businesses has met with more than 20 entrepreneurs and small businesses ranging from retail, food, and e-commerce to health and fitness businesses.
Incubator Kitchen nurturing equity for Grand Rapids area food entrepreneurs
Downtown Market Incubator Kitchen launches equity along with small food businesses in Grand Rapids area.
New Burton Heights cultural arts center to be “an example of development without displacement”
The Diatribe is moving forward with its plans of establishing The Emory Arts and Culture Center at 2440 Division South, just south of Burton Street.
Community land trust to promote affordable home ownership and retention
Dwelling Place Community Land Trust is building new, affordable single-family homes in a five-acre vacant lot in the Garfield Park neighborhood.
Roberto Clemente Park renovation wins awards and community’s hearts
City of Grand Rapids Roberto Clemente Park award-winning renovation includes universal accessibility, new shelter/restroom facilities, discovery area playspace/outdoor classroom and natural stormwater management features.
GRFD Fire Cadet Program aims to recruit community members and increase diversity in its ranks
The Grand Rapids Fire Department is seeking to connect and engage with residents in hopes of diversifying their talent pipeline.
Last Mile Café serves coffee, philanthropy and sustainability — and soon, the 49507
A Black-owned, woman owned business, Last Mile Cafe is opening a physical location at 1006 Hall St. SE that will package, roast and distribute its coffee brand as well as serve as a coffee shop.
GROW is now Grow: New name reflects long-standing organization’s evolution
Grand Rapids Opportunities for Women, GROW is rebranding as Grow because it serves all genders across nine West Michigan counties.
