Whitmer Asks AG For Legality Ruling on Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority
It didn’t take long after the pomp and circumstance of inauguration day were set aside for new Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer to take up the issue of Enbridge Line 5. She mentioned bridge building throughout her inauguration,
Spectrum Health Lakeland Welcomes First Baby of the Year With a Giant Teddy Bear
It’s a “sweepstakes” often won in the very early morning hours of the first day of the New Year, but the honor of being the First Baby of 2019 at Spectrum Health Lakeland didn’t punch in until
01-02-19 Moody on the Market Daily Update
01-02-19 Moody on the Market Daily Update
Recruited 43 Years Ago Out of Residency, SW Michigan Doctor Retires From Practice
He was recruited fresh off of his hospital residency and has been a staple on the medical scene in Michigan’s Great Southwest ever since. Now, after 43 years of service to patients in Cass County and the
FAA Certification Reduces Air Training Hours Requirement at Andrews Airpark
Future airline pilots and other specialty aviators who train through the Andrews University Department of Aviation can now shave nearly a year off of that process, and save considerable money thanks to approval from the Federal Aviation
Southwestern Michigan College Withdraws OAG Lawsuit Over Student Workers
After months of wrangling and lawsuits over a student worker issue, Southwestern Michigan College says today that they have “Begun the process of withdrawing the College’s lawsuit against the Office of the Auditor General of Michigan so that
International Diagnostic Systems Parent Neogen Acquires Canadian Lab
The impressive rate of acquisitions for Lansing-based Neogen Corporation marches on. The food and animal testing experts, parent corporation to St. Joseph’s International Diagnostic Systems on Cleveland Avenue, has revealed today yet another key acquisition — this