Wayne State University program helps peer support specialists pursue higher ed in mental health
The Peers to Higher Education program helps peer support specialists find funding and child care to support them in building a career in mental health.
‘Keep everybody healthy’: How COVID vaccinations are protecting the unhoused
More than 100 people came to a two-day clinic in Grand Rapids to get COVID vaccinations. It’s one of the many ways Disability Rights Michigan is using a grant to protect the health of the state’s most vulnerable populations.
New website simplifies search for accessible public transportation in Michigan
One of the barriers to accessing COVID vaccinations for the disability community has been transportation. In response, Disability Rights Michigan has unveiled an interactive guide to help users navigate the complex transportation system in the state.
Wholly cow – no more Moose Tracks!
Toft Dairy is making some Tilly-forward changes.
Preserving history: Berry’s Restaurant will open under new ownership and name in the next month
The historic restaurant is slated to open within the next month.
Earth Heart Farms aims to educate and inspire area students
Through community collaboration, the Oak Harbor-based Earth Heart Farms is able to create an open space for education, research, healing and recreation.
Ramba Mamba Jamba brings the party to you
Party bus business Ramba Mamba Jamba offers experiences for patrons of all ages.
Shores & Islands Ohio’s Vanna is the wheel deal
Shores & Islands Ohio recently added a new member to its marketing team in the form of a kiosk van nicknamed Vanna.
Women Working It: Ann Perry Wallace is ready for her second act
Jeff Hulett sits down with award-winning actor and writer Ann Perry Wallace.
PHOTOS: Scenes from ‘a true celebration of life, love, and homage’ at Coleman School
"We have some of the most talented and brightest scholars in the world nestled right here in our Black communities," writes Reginald Johnson.
