Leandra Nisbet

Up and coming swim and sunwear line Saint Andro was co-founded by two Michigan natives. Officially launched Dec. 1, the brand seeks to address changing consumer demands, leverage ethical design practices and create products that are innovative, inclu

In honor of National Adoption Month, Grand Rapids resident Liz Brown has launched her first book, “The ABCs of Adoption.” Highlighting her story as an adoptee, her book seeks to showcase adoption from a different perspective and remind others that th

Tech Week is in full swing and provides opportunities for education, entertainment and networking in Grand Rapids and throughout the region.

While artificial intelligence continues to add value and find a home in more segments of our lives, it is important to identify and address potential unintentional biases and data injustices it can create. This week, Renée Cummings will speak about A

This Q & A session with New Community Transformation Fund Managing Director, Ollie Howie, provides an update on how the Fund has been developing and its goals as well as his recommendations for business owners.

Summer is almost here. Take a look at a few arts-focused events taking place that you can check out with family and friends.

Before Black History Month comes to an end, it is a great time to discover new attractions and educational opportunities highlighting Black culture and impact. Take a look at photos of places to visit as you navigate throughout the city.

While 2021 brought its challenges, community members and organizations continued to work together, support one another and share stories of resilience. Take a look back with us at some of the most impactful stories of 2021.

The New Community Transformation Fund is an investment fund focused on increasing inclusivity and improving economic equity for POC-owned businesses. Welcoming its first Managing Director, Ollie Howie, the Fund is focused on securing additional capit

Over the past few years, the Muskegon Innovation Hub has been able to continuously increase its economic impact within the lakeshore community. Though the Hub has experienced change both internally and within its membership over the past year and a h