Women’s History Month Features

Nicole Felton was one of two women out of her graduating class of two-hundred to earn a degree in Plastics Engineering Technology at Ferris State University. Two out of two-hundred. Felton then went on to work for ZF, a global technology and supplies company for passenger cars, commerce vehicles, and industrial technology.  Felton has lived all over the globe including living in Luxembourg for two ye...

Megan Snyder is a mother, a sister, an aunt, a wife, but she is most proud of her success as a business owner. Snyder opened Debut Dance in 2008 when she was just twenty-four years old. Along her journey she has watched her dancers grow into amazing young adults, had three little rambunctious boys, faced many unforeseen hardships along the way, and learned valuable and important life lessons.  "O...

Discrimination because of a person’s gender has been around for hundreds of years. The first attempt to bring equality to women began back in the 1800s, and women are still fighting to this day. The effort and the number of obstacles they have had to overcome to get this far are hard to comprehend. To appreciate and honor their contribution to the world, Women’s History Month was created. In c...

It’s easy to get caught up in our own little bubble. We assume everything is proper and fair in the world because of the pleasant towns and cities we live in. However, we all come to know that this is not the case. To celebrate Women’s History Month we are diving into the setbacks and inequalities women of today have faced. A woman by the name of Dina Rachman has been around the world and has seen...