Seniors may face numerous barriers to health, including but also going far beyond basic access to medical care. These Michigan communities are taking innovative steps to improve older residents' quality of life.
"We want people to know they are welcome to stay, they don't have to chug their coffee and rush out."
"(I love to) watch how my seasoned associates are sharing their knowledge, and together with our different on-the-job programs, we have been very successful in developing a new and talented workforce."-Donna Russell-Kuhr, CEO PTM Corp.
A fire late last year was challenging for Lake Fx Grill, but the owners are now ready to celebrate all that's new.
A $1.5 million federal grant means Blue Water Area Transit can add two electric buses to its fleet soon.
"I feel like I'm part of the beginning of a new renaissance for downtown, and I'm helping to bring it back."
Looking for affordable homes in Port Huron? Here are a few options under $100,000.
In Bay County, people are looking to grow deep roots into a place they can call home while still being willing to take risks, move forward, and work hard to create a stronger future. Follow Route Bay City to learn more.
Many rural Michiganders face health disparities, but multiple organizations are creating new ways of structuring rural hospitals and clinics and reaching out to rural patients.
At 79, Georgina Witt is still making her dreams come true. Most recently, she opened an artisan's market in Port Huron, something she's always had on her mind.
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