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Q&A: Former NBA star ventures into the cannabis industry

Al Harrington went from an NBA star to perhaps an even bigger star in the cannabis world.

New tax law changes may be beneficial to some

Changes to tax codes and policies will become noticeable in 2023, courtesy of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.

City moving needle on housing

(As seen on WZZM TV 13) Although communitywide efforts are working to address issues with housing, demand continues to outpace development in Grand Rapids.

Company offers sustainable solution for food processing waste

A local company is harnessing innovative technology to reduce waste, nourish people and help the planet.

The Right Place seeks tech transformation for Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids could become a major technology hub for the Midwest as an economic development organization looks to have a new 10-year strategy pan out.

Crain eager to enter Grand Rapids market

The story of Michigan business doesn’t end with a single market.

ArtPrize 2022: What to get excited for this year

ArtPrize 2022 runs through Oct. 2 with 18 days of art and tourism featuring a worldwide range of artists, new art styles and interactive opportunities for visitors and an all-new voting system.

Inside Track: Tech startup founder provides workforce solutions

Katie Hall is on a mission to make work more efficient.

ArtPrize delivers a sense of community pride for all of us

As much as we enjoy summer in Michigan and wistfully watch it fade away into the western horizon each September evening, we are comforted by the knowledge of what lies ahead.

Minnesota’s economic policies create path to prosperity

In June, Minnesota recorded the lowest state unemployment rate ever — an astonishingly low 1.8%. In July, Minnesota’s unemployment rate remained 1.8%, again the best in the nation since unemployment rates were tracked beginning in 1976.

Change-Ups: Harris appointed to BGCGRYC board

Warner Norcross + Judd LLP attorney DeAndre’ Harris has been appointed to the board of directors for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids Youth Commonwealth.

Street Talk: Small business optimism

Small and mid-size business owners and executives have an optimistic outlook about the near-term future of their businesses as they ride out inflationary pressures, supply chain disruptions and political and geopolitical uncertainties related to the national and local economies, according to the latest PNC semiannual Economic Outlook survey. 

Public Record

MORTGAGES Selected mortgages filed with Kent County Register of Deeds KENTWOOD HOTEL & SUITES INC., First National Bank, Wyoming, $9,555,000 BRANCH NESTS LLC, Adventure Credit Union, Parcel:...