How can Michigan address its dire shortage of mental health professionals?
Even as mental health issues have risen worldwide, Michigan has fallen behind on having enough health professionals to address that trend.
Downtown Port Huron formalizes its Theatre District, festival to follow
“This collaboration is a perfect demonstration of the true spirit of Port Huron,” says Port Huron Mayor Pauline Repp. “It is exciting to have a dedicated area in our downtown spotlighting not only the physical buildings that make up the Port Huron Theatre District, but also the people that share their talents with showgoers to Downtown Port Huron.”
Michigan’s fastest-growing county remains committed to preserving farmland
Ottawa County is both the fastest growing county in the state and an agricultural powerhouse. The challenge is preserving farmland that also is in demand for housing developments. That’s where the county’s PDR program plays a pivotal role.
Marquette entrepreneur sees growth potential for outdoor recreation economy in the Upper Peninsula
David Ollila, who holds at least 16 patents, is the force behind a new development in Marquette that he hopes will bolster the outdoor recreation sector in the Upper Peninsula and connect it to Michigan’s mobility engine.
Long-vacant building to be redeveloped in downtown Houghton
“We look forward to bringing high quality residential housing and increased retail activity to an already vibrant block of Shelden Ave,” says Sisu Ventures co-owner Brendan Jacques.
Michigan DNR purchases more than 100 miles of U.P. snowmobile trail easements, designates for public
“Trails are critical to the Upper Peninsula’s economy, and we are proud to partner with Lyme to secure these trails forever,” says Ron Yesney, the DNR’s Upper Peninsula trails coordinator.
Elks and local family team up to support free dental clinic for Beaver Island students
A $3,000 grant from the local Elks Lodge and a matching donation provided free dental services to students on remote Beaver Island.
Partner Partner Content The time is now to prepare for broadband equity, access and deployment (BEAD) funding
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act gives is the best opportunity to close the Digital Divide, but it will present many challenges. What state leaders do today and in the months ahead could impact the lives of their constituents for years to come.
Furniture-maker expands operations in Zeeland
The customized furniture manufacturer’s expansion will create seven new jobs in the city of Zeeland.
Intergenerational programs bring younger and older Michiganders together to promote healthier aging
With funding from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund, the national nonprofit Generations United is bringing generations together to build communities that work better for all.
