CAH CEO Scott Rumpsa stops by for his monthly update.

CAH CEO Scott Rumpsa stops by for his monthly update.

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Community Action House Update 10-8-25

Dr. Brian Long, Director of Supply Management Research with the Seidman College of Business at Grand Valley State University, talked about his monthly West Michigan Current Business Trends report, along with other local economic issues, during a Dec. 23, 2025 appearance.

Dr. Brian Long, Director of <a href="https://www.gvsu.edu/supplychainmgt/purchasing-managers-index-survey-2.htm">Supply Management Research</a> with the Seidman College of Business at Grand Valley State University, talked about his monthly West Michigan Current Business Trends report, along with other local economic issues, during a Dec. 23, 2025 appearance.

West Michigan Current Business Trends Dec. 23

Chris Kleinjans, Community Impact Officer-Housing with the Allegan County Community Foundation, talked about addressing housing needs in the county, along with the ACCF's "Impact Investing" initiative, during the monthly segment on Dec. 23, 2025.

Chris Kleinjans, Community Impact Officer-Housing with the <a href="https://alleganfoundation.org/">Allegan County Community Foundation</a>, talked about addressing housing needs in the county, along with the ACCF's "Impact Investing" initiative, during the monthly segment on Dec. 23, 2025.

Allegan Co. Community Foundation Update Dec. 23

State House District 85 Representative Brad Slagh (R-Zeeland Twp.) discussed pulling back $644 million in state spending, the low number of bill that cleared the legislature, non-lethal self defense, recreational trespass posting, and more during his monthly appearance on Dec. 22, 2025.

State House <a href="https://gophouse.org/member/repbradleyslagh/posts">District 85</a> Representative Brad Slagh (R-Zeeland Twp.) discussed pulling back $644 million in state spending, the low number of bill that cleared the legislature, non-lethal self defense, recreational trespass posting, and more during his monthly appearance on Dec. 22, 2025.

Community Action House Update 10-8-25

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