Launching on April 23, the Restaurant Meals to Go program offers familiar, pre-prepared menu items from local restaurants in 25 participating SpartanNash grocery stores.

For those applying to college, COVID-19 has severely impacted testing and application processes. Understanding this challenge, Grand Valley State University is not requiring SAT or ACT standardized test scores for students applying to the university in fall 2021. Associate Vice President for Financial Aid Michelle Rhodes and Director of Admissions Jodi M. Chycinski discuss the policy change.

Psychotherapist, Consultant, and Writer Randy Flood explores the power of an intentional work group amid quarantine.

Over the past 42 years, the Access of West Michigan Walk for Good (formerly the Hunger Walk) has raised more than $6 million for dozens of local and international nonprofits addressing hunger and food insecurity. In light of COVID-19, instead of congregating in the center city, people who have registered to walk will chart their own 5K courses within their own neighborhoods, all the while adhering to social distancing guidelines.

CEO of Eastern Floral and Board Member of the West Michigan Asian American Association Bing Goei explores the benefits of flowers for quality of life, as well as his plans for providing this resource during COVID-19 shutdowns.

GVSU Charter Schools Office says it has kept education moving forward since the earliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic.