City of Grand Rapids Office of Equity and Engagement is launching a range of new programs targeting city employees and residents.

COVID-19 has taken a toll on mental health in Michigan and across the world, but new Wayne State University (WSU) research shows that burden has been heaviest for people of color.

Michigan Fosters is continuing its work to support families on both sides of the foster care equation with a home where families can be families.

The Marketplace at Studio Park, an endeavor of Pack Elephant, offers products representing more than 30 local independent makers in downtown Grand Rapids.

Four organizations are working to cooperatively leverage their combined skills, talents, networks, and financial resources to achieve optimal physical and mental health.

Rapid Reconnect is a new series focused on reengaging with individuals throughout the community to hear what’s happening within their businesses or organizations — what’s going well, any challenges, and new opportunities. 

Lakewood Farm & Zoo, also known as Getz Farm, on Holland's Northside, achieved regional notoriety at the beginning of the 20th century when it became one of the largest private zoos in the nation. Now, the National Park Service has added it to the National Registry of Historic Places.

In a Q&A, Ed Garner shares how the award-winning SBDC West Michigan Region focused its attention in 2020 to help businesses survive the economic challenges of the pandemic.

Recently, bus stations for routes like the Silver Line have seen an increase in traffic from unhoused individuals, resulting in safety concerns and prompting a community-wide discussion to seek solutions. 

Local business owner, Nick Dobkowski, shares his insights on how health and wellness businesses, including his, have shifted in response to COVID-19, how community members can continue supporting.