ARTICLES
Street Talk: More than just money
Giving spirit.
Guiding Light has partnered with Chemical Bank to offer the men in its Back to Work program a finance class to help them tackle their debt.
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Street Talk: Opening their drawers
Shock therapy.
A racial equity lending fund is tapping a new foundation for help funding its services.
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Street Talk: GR rates as LGBTQ all-star
Tough love.
A national report released last week lists six Michigan cities, including Grand Rapids, as examples of leading the way on LGBTQ inclusion.
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Street Talk: You can’t look away
Strength in numbers.
A new study projects that employees who are following the televised hearings and news coverage of President Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry on the job could cost employers more than $2 billion per hour.
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Street Talk: College has new plans for your weekend
Rising star.
Starting next semester, Grand Rapids Community College is offering Saturday classes to make college more accessible, especially for learners trying to work around jobs and home responsibilities.
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Street Talk: The leaders and best
Technically speaking.
During his days at the University of Michigan, Wayman Britt was known for his defensive wizardry and leadership on the basketball court.
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Street Talk: Pilots are grounded
Private eye.
A pilot to improve the integration of Medicaid physical health and behavioral health services that two West Michigan organizations were set to take part in has been canceled.
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Street Talk: A safe partnership
Hunger gains.
Bethany Christian Services surpassed 10,000 clients served through its partnership with Safe Families for Children.
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Street Talk: The old switcheroo
Spice of life.
What a change four years and a shift in political power can make.
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Street Talk: Tech room service
Even more tech.
The Embassy Suites by Hilton in downtown Grand Rapids is the first in Michigan to offer a new technology that controls room functions from phones.
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