Leadership program helps dental directors improve care in underserved communities
Program supports dental leaders in Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana with skills to manage clinics, improve care, and advocate for underserved patients.
History Reclaimed: How an Iron Mountain construction company saved one of Houghton’s most iconic residences
The Associated General Contractors of Michigan recognized Iron Mountain-based Gundlach Champion for its restoration work on the historic Lambda Chi Alpha house.
More Than a Building: The Power of the Beaverton Activity Center
The Beaverton Activity Center has defied the odds, transforming a historic junior high school into a thriving hub powered almost entirely by volunteers.
Northern Michigan school goes ‘no screens’ to boost literacy. Is it the right approach?
Mesick Elementary School's decision to cut screens has attracted the attention of neighboring school districts.
Coopersville lands $17M water upgrade to drive growth, add 150 jobs
Coopersville secured $17 million to modernize water infrastructure, support Fairlife expansion, create jobs, and strengthen West Michigan’s growing agribusiness economy.
State awards $1.5M toward rehab, redevelopment of 131-year-old building in downtown Petoskey
A $5.3 million mixed-use project will revive the 131-year-old building while adhering to the federal Secretary of the Interior's standards for historic building ehabilitation.
Rx Kids brings financial relief to pregnant mothers in Montmorency
Launched in Flint in 2024, Rx Kids provides direct cash support during pregnancy and early infancy, which is one of the most financially challenging and developmentally critical periods for families.
Glazed and Grilled: The merger of Cops & Doughnuts and Halo Burger
Cops & Doughnuts famously began in 2009 when nine local police officers banded together to save a long-time business from becoming another boarded-up casualty.
One year after ice storm, Michigan maple syrup producer back to tapping
It’s been a full year since the ice storm that devastated tens of millions of trees across northern Michigan, including many sugar maples.
Pulp & Press Lit Arts Fest brings world-class authors to rural Southwest Michigan
A new literary festival is coming to Vicksburg this spring, but the idea behind it reaches further than just arts programming.
