“These National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) grants underscore the resilience of our nation’s artists and arts organizations, will support efforts to provide access to the arts, and rebuild the creative economy,” says Ann Eilers, acting chair of the NEA.
“SC4 shares our vision and commitment to inspire the next generation. We’re proud to help play a part in that commitment with the addition of the Challenger Learning Center at SC4,” says Lance Bush, president and CEO of Challenger Center.
“Everyone loves a fish fry,” says Jamie Guyor, philanthropic officer for the McLaren Port Huron Foundation. And that’s especially true for a fish fry that raises money for a great cause. Find out how the foundation’s second annual Friday Fish Fry will do just that.
"I'm encouraged that the YMCA often serves as a bridge builder," says Toni Kayumi, CEO of the Ann Arbor Y. "There's so much dissension in our communities amongst people. We hope the programs and services we offer, and our commitment to inclusion, can allow people of differing opinions and backgrounds to come together, to feel welcome, and to find commonality and compassion for each other."
Kent District Library patrons can now nourish their minds and their bodies at the library, thanks to a unique collaboration with the Kent Intermediate School District and Kentwood Farmers Market.
The Michigan Opioid Prescribing Engagement Network focuses on setting prescribing recommendations for providers, distributing Naloxone, reducing surplus opioids, and more.
“I love being able to help people with their skin, educating and empowering them to have confidence and always go for the best results,” says Maddison Riehl, the owner of Lille Piece of Heaven in St. Clair.
“I want Standard… No Gas to be a destination and not just coming to get your haircut. I want it to be loving here, to promote feeling happy and safe. And with the staff we have currently, I’m sure we won’t disappoint,” says owner AJ Woodruff.
There’s no shortage of things to do in downtown Port Huron this Saturday, that’s for sure.
“The lessons learned, tools gained, and relationships built addressing our financial challenges must now be pivoted to addressing our other generational challenges such as workforce housing, childcare shortages, neighborhood revitalization and economic development,” says Port Huron City Manager James Freed.
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