Regional leaders note that trails, greenways, and outdoor access are becoming critical to West Michigan’s efforts to attract people and employers and ensure long-term vitality.
The project will create 90 jobs with starting wages of $24 per hour plus benefits
Home to 1,351 residents, village measuring one square mile has a thriving downtown.
Most of the university’s buildings have been sold. Some are being renovated into apartments and commercial space. Others will become event venues and a community hub.
Mixed-use developments in five communities have recently earned support from the state as part of an ongoing economic and community development program.
Many jobs in rural communities are filled through word-of-mouth rather than advertising or recruiting. That’s one reason it’s important for an employer to have a positive reputation throughout the region.
A new site readiness program is designed to give a competitive edge in the search for industrial parks and St. Clair County is already actively seeking industrial investment.
Port Huron Yoga, the Yale Bakery, and Dot’s Candy Store are three women-owned businesses whose work strengthens community connection, resilience, and local economic growth during the holiday season.
Founded in the early 1970s, Norway Mountain had been a longtime fixture with local skiers and others before its lengthy dormancy.
Offering holiday fun is among the latest trends in Michigan's agritourism industry.
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