Partner Partner Content How NTIA can best leverage its infrastructure bill programs to close the Digital Divide
Connected Nation makes recommendations to NTIA to maximize unprecedented federal investment in broadband expansion.
Michigan Outdoor Summit to bolster recreation industry
Traverse City plays host this weekend to the inaugural Outdoor Summit. Outdoor enthusiasts, entrepreneurs and others are coming together to push innovation in the recreation manufacturing industry. Organizers would like to see entrepreneurs tap Michigan's manufacturing expertise to create outdoor gear and equipment here.
Silver Spoon Coffee House to open in Shepherd
Shepherd’s first-ever coffee shop, Silver Spoon Coffee House, is expected to open during the next few weeks.
Michigan works to bridge gaps in elder care, allowing more adults to age at home
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised awareness about how Michigan communities can bridge gaps in care and improve quality of life for older residents.
Sturgis launches crowdfunding campaign for new splash pad
“The Sturgis Splash Pad will offer accessible amenities that provide public recreation and capture the community’s character – modern placemaking at its best,” says Michele Wildman, MEDC Senior Vice President of Community Development.
Michigan study to identify state’s high-speed needs
"In today's society, the fastest way to create an even playing field and grow our economy is through affordable access to high-speed internet," says Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
How a community is finding a new use for transit trolleys
When Grand Haven decided to sell its aging trolleys, the local businesses bought them with ideas for giving them a new way to serve the community.
Home is where family is: Remote work brings families back together in rural Michigan
The pandemic has made the benefits of living close to family clear, and its impact on remote work has opened the door for families to live closer together – even in communities that may not be able to offer the same job opportunities as large cities. As it turns out, when given the same work opportunities, many families are choosing rural living.
New grant opportunity available for Port Huron-based small businesses
“Sometimes, a small amount of financial support is exactly what it takes to help get an entrepreneur to launch a new business, or to overcome a hurdle to their next stage of growth,” says Kanchan Wankhede, Director of Entrepreneurial Services at The Underground.
Michigan ski areas embrace “green”
Ski areas throughout Michigan are striving to reduce their carbon footprint. Their efforts range from using more efficient snow-making machines to reducing waste and energy consumption.
