Cornerstone Alliance exploring potential ‘Business Improvement Zone’ for Benton Harbor
Cornerstone Alliance is making a pitch for a tool that it says could be used in the city of Benton Harbor to attract more customers for businesses. Speaking to the city Planning and Economic Development Committee this
Michigan Works touts worker training programs
The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has released a new report that ranks Michigan as number one nationally when it comes to helping adult workers achieve new credentials. The 2024 Employment and Training Annual Report
LMC Online Accounting Program Ranked Top 20 in the Nation
Lake Michigan College’s online accounting program has been ranked #19 in the nation by the Affordable Degree Guide in its 2025 rankings*, recognizing the program for its exceptional value, flexibility, and career-oriented focus. Designed for working adults,
Great Lakes Eye Care Welcomes Dr. Rachel McKuras
Great Lakes Eye Care has announced the addition of Dr. Rachel McKuras, OD, to its team of dedicated eye care professionals. Dr. McKuras brings a wealth of clinical experience, academic excellence, and a heart for service to
Michigan regional jobless rates increased in May
Not seasonally adjusted unemployment rates rose in 14 of Michigan’s 18 labor market areas over the month, according to data released today by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget. “Michigan regional labor markets were largely
Business and Policy Leaders Unite Against Digital Ad Tax in Joint Letter to Lawmakers
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy, along with a broad coalition of leading business associations, taxpayer advocates and policy organizations, has issued a joint letter to Michigan legislative leaders urging them to reject a proposed digital advertising
St. Joseph moving toward rezoning for property owned by Whirlpool
St. Joseph City Commissioners have given their first reading to a rezoning requested by Harbor Shores Community Redevelopment for property at 230 Upton Drive as the organization considers future development there. Speaking to commissioners this week, Community