As the season of giving approaches, I'm reaching out to invite you to join me in supporting a cause close to my heart. On Saturday, February 22, 2025, I'm proudly returning as a Star Server for Haven House's Pancake Palooza at 2|42 Community Church in Okemos, and I need your help to make this year's event a success!
Vic Verchereau welcomes Joseph Yang, who is the President/CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of Lansing.
He is the latest guest for six segments with Vic Verchereau on Leadership Lowdown.
As we reflect on this election year, which featured outsized personalities, misinformation, and policy proposals that lacked fact-based evidence for implementation, Citizens Research Council staff focused on providing quality, non-partisan research that you and other decision-makers need to build the future our state deserves.
Friends and Partners of Invest Detroit,
By now, I’m sure many of you have heard about the Corporate Transparency Act and the new federal requirements enforced thereunder. If you are not familiar with the requirements, or if you are one of our clients, please read below for more information about how this may impact you.
RÁK: Modern Thai & Cocktails and Chewie Bitez open ahead of 2024 Christkindl Markt
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., November 14, 2024 – After more than ten years of success within the Grand Rapids Downtown Market, Rák Thai today announced they are expanding into the restaurant space where they will be adding new and exciting dining options to their fan-favorite menu. RÁK: Modern Thai & Cocktails, a full-service restaurant adding a modern twist to the traditional Thai flavors, will occupy the open restaurant space in the northeast corner of the first floor. Along with this expansion, the previous Rák Thai space is now home to Chewie Bitez, a new destination for mouthwatering sweet and savory snacks and artisan boba tea.
This school year, the federal government will direct nearly a half billion dollars to Michigan public schools to address the learning needs of children from low-income backgrounds.
to Take Place on Saturday, November 2
Grand Rapids, MI - The Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) announces the return of its fall Cultural Heritage Festival, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, November 2, 2024. This celebration will feature music and dance performances, presentations, vendors, food, and more from over 30 organizations and individuals.
The City of Grand Rapids and its surrounding area have a rich history of diversity and cultural traditions, tracing back to the Anishinabek ancestors and continuing through the era of fur traders to the contemporary cultural celebrations of the local residents.
Groundbreaking for Andy’s Place II Marks Major Milestone in Opioid Recovery Housing
New Property to be Named the McDaniel Apartments in Honor of Mark McDaniel’s Commitment to Recovery Support
