June 29, 2020
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Five-year transportation plan receives federal approval
The Metropolitan Transportation Plan for Kent and Ottawa counties has cleared federal approval.
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Report shows positive emerging economic trends
Lakeshore Advantage released a second report on the business impacts of COVID-19 this month that shows several positive economic trends as companies return to work.
City moves forward on cannabis zoning
The city of Grand Rapids is moving ahead with some immediate cannabis zoning issues while giving commissioners time to further examine matters surrounding social equity in business development.
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MMA CEO pleased with state’s ‘careful’ progress
The president and CEO of the Michigan Manufacturers Association (MMA) recently provided an industry update on the victories and challenges surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Minor league sports teams at a standstill
The futures of the West Michigan Whitecaps, Grand Rapids Drive and Grand Rapids Griffins are in limbo, courtesy of COVID-19.
Public Record
MORTGAGES Selected mortgages filed with Kent County Register of Deeds WEED, Timothy D. et al, Lake Michigan Credit Union, Parcel: 412114153001, $275,000 HARLEY, Michael et al, Mercantile Bank, Parcel: 411430478012, $316,350 KLOOSTERMAN, Jeffrey L. et al, Lake Michigan Credit Union, Parcel: 410635208002, $354,350 EATON, Michael R. Jr. et al, Huntington National Bank, Parcel: 412121176024, $291,620 […]
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Hospice director recognized for career achievement
A longtime local health care professional has received a lifetime achievement award.
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Greenhouse project fills unexpected need
A greenhouse project that was created a year ago to help students learn more about science, technology, engineering and math proved to be an essential source for feeding the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Change-Ups: Wightman wins Michigan Concrete Association Award
Consulting firm Wightman recently was honored by Michigan Concrete Association with the organization’s Michigan Awards of Excellence in the Structural – Transportation category for its work on the Halbert Road Culvert replacement project.
When COVID-19 struck, West Michigan’s generosity and compassion shined
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in monumental challenges for society. But, as is often the case in times of crisis, it also spurred powerful acts of solidarity, adaptability and innovation.
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Educational platform caters to new audience
(As seen on WZZM TV 13) Since March, when schools were ordered to close in Michigan, families have turned to the web for educational content for their children.
Street Talk: Bills, bills and more bills
The Michigan House of Representatives has unanimously passed legislation geared toward helping businesses in West Michigan and statewide survive the COVID-19 crisis.
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Local LGBTQ leaders celebrate Title VII ruling
Local LGBTQ advocates have an extra reason to celebrate this Pride Month.
COVID-19 construction issues
The COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying government orders have led to major disruptions in the construction industry in Michigan
Spectrum ups funding for equitable health assistance
Spectrum Health plans to accelerate and expand its ongoing efforts to address racial and ethnic health inequities.
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Inside Track: Bocanegra climbs legal ranks
Juanita Bocanegra prides herself in having experienced both the defense and prosecutor’s sides of the courtroom.
