“We are seeing great advances in repurposing tires for environmental benefits, and this grant for Memphis Tire Recyclers is a great example,” says TDEC Deputy Commissioner Greg Young. “Programs like this not only help clean up sites of used tires, they involve innovative new uses for them. We congratulate Memphis Tire Recyclers on this project.”
Second Harvest and WOBL/ WDLW recently kicked off its 40th annual Holiday Cheer campaign, which helps us continue to meet the needs of our neighbors.
Roesch’s business model is a professional organizer who offers decluttering and cleaning services. She can also help individuals pack for a move and works with people who would be considered hoarders to downsize, or those trying to get into condos or senior living.
Copper Top Market's goal is to provide high-quality, locally sourced beef and products while promoting sustainable farming practices, supporting local producers, and fostering a sense of community through engaging events and offerings.
By better understanding the migration patterns of birds around the island archipelago, the more information scientists and decision-makers will have about important habitat in the area.
Mientras Michigan trabaja hacia un programa PreK para Todos o PreK for All, que ampliará las opciones voluntarias de preescolar para que cada niño de cuatro años en Michigan pueda acceder a una educación preescolar gratuita en 2027, una preocupación que Meyers y otros educadores preescolares plantean es el desarrollo de la fuerza laboral para los maestros de educación preescolar.
Michigan’s community mental health agencies (CMHs) and organizations across the state understand that asking questions and having conversations about mental health and suicide is a very significant step in prevention.
On Thursday Nov. 16, the Autism Alliance of Michigan (AAoM) celebrated its new Grand Rapids-area office with a grand opening ribbon cutting and open house at its location within the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Sports & Inclusion Center, about 10 miles south of Grand Rapids proper.
In the western Upper Peninsula, the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community strives toward the goal of food sovereignty, strengthening the community's ability to produce more of its own fresh and local food sources.
Arnika Carter is a local entrepreneur with a passion for helping people stay healthy.
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