Rapid Growth
Rapid Growth is a publication of Issue Media Group. We receive support from local businesses, organizations, nonprofits, and foundations through underwriting partnerships. This funding helps us enhance our coverage of topics such as job growth, economic development, real estate, nonprofit innovation, urban development, and community building.
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6 days ago |
rapidgrowthmedia.com | Tommy Allen
For years, the Literacy Matters series has demonstrated how West Michigan's libraries are transforming into vibrant civic institutions, adapting, inspiring, broadening everyone's access to knowledge, and expanding our intellectual curiosity.While libraries nationwide face challenges, our local establishments shine as symbols of creativity, inclusion, and community solutions. Below, we highlight five of the many stories that Rapid Growth has produced through our local journalists.
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2 weeks ago |
rapidgrowthmedia.com | Tommy Allen
Situated in the heart of Creston's Cheshire neighborhood in Grand Rapids, Kingma's Market exemplifies the effectiveness of community-oriented solutions for Michigan food and beverage entrepreneurs within the challenging grocery sector. With the leadership of owner Alan Hartline, a former Spartan Nash executive with extensive experience in the food sector, Kingma’s has adeptly faced the challenges of running a small urban market.
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2 weeks ago |
rapidgrowthmedia.com | Shandra Martinez
As student debt continues to weigh heavily on Michigan families, Grand Valley State University is showing how a strategic, student-centered approach to state scholarship funding can make higher education more accessible and affordable. Through targeted outreach, timely communication, and a campuswide commitment to financial wellness, GVSU is helping thousands of students tap into the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, saving families millions in tuition costs.
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2 weeks ago |
rapidgrowthmedia.com | Shandra Martinez
On any given day inside Hope Network Industries’ 144,000-square-foot warehouse, you’ll hear a symphony of languages, nearly 15 spoken by more than 140 employees from almost 20 countries. Despite the linguistic diversity, everyone works together toward a common goal: building a better future through meaningful employment. Now, a new English as a Second Language (ESL) course is helping turn that goal into reality.
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2 weeks ago |
rapidgrowthmedia.com | Shandra Martinez
After growing up in foster care and being homeless in her early adult life, Rynita McGuire, Ms. Wheelchair Michigan 2025, plans to use her platform to inspire mentorship, advocate for inclusion, and challenge disability stereotypes. Through her advocacy, the artist and educator hopes to encourage people to become the mentors she wished she had growing up. McGuire was born with arthrogryposis, a condition that affects her joints and mobility.
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