Jessica Rickert, DDS, the first American Indian female dentist, advocates for oral health equity and inspires Native youth through mentorship and representation.

The Broadway Theatre has been a cultural staple in downtown Mt. Pleasant for over a century, offering live performances, films, and community-driven events. Led by the Friends of the Broadway nonprofit, efforts to restore and enhance the historic venue are underway, including accessibility improvements, stage renovations, and a newly launched "Comedy Slam!" series.

"All of this will help to build a downtown where people want to live, where businesses want to relocate and grow, and where stores want to open, all of which is essential for the future success of Battle Creek.” 

Folks from all over Michigan are gathering this weekend in Manistee to promote environmental stewardship through an annual film festival and other events.  

John Counts' book, "Bear County, Michigan," blends elements of crime, folklore, and personal experience, drawing inspiration from Counts' time as a police reporter in Manistee.

Across the state, small business support hubs are helping entrepreneurs who want to start their own businesses with resources like workshops, co-working spaces, and grants.

The Muskegon Museum of Art recently unveiled a $15.4 million expansion in February, the Bennett-Schmidt Pavilion, that doubles the museum’s size and redefines its role as a national arts destination.

Michigan's CMHs play a critical role in schools, providing counseling, crisis intervention, and case management to students who might otherwise slip through the cracks.