Emily Scarlett is an anchor and reporter for WZZM-TV, based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. With a focus on local news, Emily covers stories that impact the community, including education, youth initiatives, and community outreach. She is dedicated to bringing important stories to light and giving a voice to those in her community.
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Starting Monday, kids in Cannon Township have a fun way to explore the area and score some free ice cream.
Sammy Baker just graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design and says he’s obsessed with fashion.
If you have an interest in the hospitality industry, the state is offering free training and certifications that would normally cost you $2,500.
By: Emily Scarlett
Inmates at the Muskegon Correctional Facility are helping to grow thousands of pounds of produce—and it’s all going right into the community.
Some might say raising one toddler is a challenge. How about raising multiple toddlers all at the same? One west Michigan couple is raising six ages four and under.
“I knew for my sake and for the sake of my family – to provide and protect – I had to be honest with the world and put myself out there and be willing to take that risk,” said Hurlbut.
By: Emily Scarlett
Dylan Nuttle had just wrapped up eight years of service in the Marines when he realized he could keep helping his community—so he started a nonprofit.
Members of the Muskegon County Bicycling Coalition get together after their rides to make sandwiches to fill local pantries with.
By: Emily Scarlett
It’s become tradition for one superintendent to take a first day of school picture with his grandson. This year is no different.
By: Emily Scarlett
A 5-year-old boy in Caledonia has been chosen out of thousands to represent children with Down syndrome in New York’s Times Square.
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