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Kent County announced Wednesday it’s awarded $1.1 million in federal ARPA funds that are aimed at improving workforce and business development in the region.

In an effort to help boost West Michigan’s workforce, Grand Valley State University recently joined a new partnership that aims to attract and retain international talent.

We talk to Leo Goncalves.

The Women’s Resource Center in Grand Rapids is looking for feedback from the community about what more it can do to help. This, as it continues a two-million dollar “Propel” campaign to provide greater access to workforce development. The Women’s Resource Center currently serves about 600 women with goals of serving up to 700 once in their new home.

The head of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation visited Grand Valley State University sharing the state’s vision for future economic policy and implementing educational investments.

Bridging the Digital Divide.

Grand Valley State University’s president-elect Dr. Philomena Mantella will attend tonight’s State of the Union Address as a guest of Michigan U.S.…

In an effort to funnel more skilled labor into the Michigan workforce pipeline, U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow announced her New Skills for New Jobs Agenda.…

Over 3000 people arrive in Grand Rapids this week with the goal of making Michigan's workforce safer than ever. We discuss the Michigan Safety Conference…

We discuss GRCC's Work Force Development. We talk to Julie Parks for the update.