Farmington’s focus on public art fosters economic growth
The City of Farmington's collaborations support its vision of leveraging public art as an economic driver.
How Housing First stabilizes mental health
Without stable housing, meaningful mental health treatment is nearly impossible.
Health equity, representation drive Detroit dentist’s mission
Once inspired by a high school mentor, Dr. Michele Bloxson now advances health equity through public dentistry and trauma-informed care.
Despite years-long decline of Great Lakes ice, this year’s deep freeze creates winter playground for ice sport enthusiasts
This winter has brought above-average ice cover to the Great Lakes. But despite year-to-year variability, average ice cover has been declining for the past 50 years, with cascading consequences for communities and the environment.
Partner Partner Content Removing Barriers, Building Futures: How One Mother’s Dream Became Possible
“By investing in students through renewable scholarships and life needs support, donors help remove the barriers that stand between determined students and their degrees.”
Social determinants of health and whole-person care
Mental health care cannot be effective or sustainable unless people to feel safe, stable, and supported.
In Photo’s: Winter Fun at Columbus County Park
This year's winter season may be colder and snowier than usual, but that doesn't stop folks from enjoying wintery activities.
Native Blend brings indigenous medicine to modern healing
An Indigenous and veteran-owned herbal company based in Port Huron, Native Blend focuses on the philosophy that medicine should serve the community.
Friends of St. Clair River promote Stonefly detection crucial for watershed protection
Friends of the St. Clair River will host a winter stonefly search on February 28 at Columbus County Park; data collected during the event will give scientists insight into the health of the Belle River.
Partner Partner Content Bill and Ann Maas leave a lasting legacy gift for the St. Clair County Library
As educators, Bill and Ann Maas understood that accessibility is a key component in having a strong community, opening the doors to literacy and educational and recreational materials and activities, regardless of one’s economic situation.
