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There is a young man at Burton Elementary School whose reputation proceeds him. → Read More
News 8 is highlighting an outstanding student from Muskegon this week. → Read More
There is a student at Hudsonville High School whose humility carries just as much weight as his grades. → Read More
A West Michigan student is writing her ticket to success by keeping her head in the books. → Read More
Claira Warner has an open heart and mind but is also an open boo → Read More
Something big is stirring for Rima Patel. → Read More
Discipline is Maj. Robert Wear’s most treasured characteristic. → Read More
In a place where dreams are born, Carlos Soto-Castillo relies on his faith to direct his path. → Read More
Juan Gomez is the kind of person anyone would want on their team. He is not just a good sport on the football field but in life as well. → Read More
Grand Valley State University leaders need help to improve the lives of African American men in West Michigan. → Read More
Like the chemistry between worship singers and their band, the mind must be in tune with the body and the soul. → Read More
For many Black students, home is where historically Black colleges and universities are. HBCUs are places of acceptance and a learning environment that celebrates being Black in America. → Read More
In a place where books are paramount, children don’t always find relatable characters. → Read More
A worship leader known for sporting her love for Jesus and sneakers is now singing from a different stage after her battle with colon cancer. → Read More
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — It’s easy for some to ignore the homeless men and women in West Michigan and to pretend like they’re invisible. Although passersby may not want to spare any change, it costs nothing to be kind to them. A group of West Michigan men are highlighting that in the simplest of […] → Read More
From Kentwood Public Schools to the Forest Hills family, Grace Hudkins hit the ground running when she came to the district as a high school freshman. → Read More
For a group of Forest Hills Central High School students, life is the best teacher. → Read More
Artist Neveah Martin’s piece, hanging at the ArtPrize offices in the Ledyard Building, sends a clear message. → Read More
ArtPrize is a safe haven for artists, a hub for creatives and a canvass for self-expression. → Read More
Anyone who spends time under the sky will see trees dance in the wind, smell the pine in the air and feel the sun on their skin, but what they may not have come across are Black people who camp. → Read More