Tommy Brann finished his time in Lansing in 2022, but not before making a big impact and being named Legislator of the Year by MIRS. Andy Johnston, Senior Vice President at the Chamber and Brann joined the podcast to learn how Brann is reflecting on his time in the Legislature.
Brann is also looking forward to joining the Wyoming City Council and making an impact closer to home. We discuss all of that, as well as top issues Brann is concerned about like entrepreneurship, homelessness and more.
The Chamber has endorsed two important proposals on the November 7 ballot to advance our community: the Kent District Library (KDL) millage and Grand Rapids...
Hispanic Heritage Month, from September 15 to October 15, is not merely a time for cultural reflection. It’s also an occasion to acknowledge the vital...
We are battling a behavioral health crisis. Unfortunately, treatment is out of reach for far too many families whose children desperately requiring behavioral healthcare. In short, the...
