The Hispanic Center of Western Michigan has acquired Tri Cities Puentes Initiative. We talk to HCWM President Melissa Boughner about this partnership, a powerful step to uplifting the Hispanic community.
This is National Candy Month, and we speak with Carly Schildhaus of the National Confectioners Association. Carly discusses new survey findings and consumer preferences for summertime candy and treats.
Grand Rapids Public Library hits the road this summer with the Mobile Library, visiting community centers and apartment complexes every week to share books, digital access, and resources with residents where they are. Erin Antes discusses this opportunity to read all over the community.
It's a big weekend in Kalamazoo. The KIA Art Fairs begins its appearance, with WGVU on site to ask the question why art matters. Staffers join in to talk about the weekend gathering, the importance of art, and how best to communicate the answers of the community.
WGVU's Living West Michigan debuts its second season tonight. We discuss the impetus of the program, the highlights of tonight, and how stories share how West Michigan lives, works and play.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
