Morning Buzz: September 24 [Video]

1. Cherry Health is committed to students around West Michigan.

They’ve just opened their 4th new school-based health center at Godwin Heights High School in Wyoming.

It is open to students ages 3 to 21 enrolled in Godwin Heights Public Schools for appointments and walk-in care. Medical and behavioral health services are available, including well-child visits, sports physicals, immunizations, counseling, and more.

Construction for the new 1600-square-foot health center was made possible by a state grant from the Michigan Department of Health And Human Services. Other Cherry Health School-based health center locations include Union High School, Innovation Central High School, and Ottawa Hills High School.

2. Travelers in Muskegon will soon have the option to return to the skies as Muskegon County Airport prepares to bring back jet service to Chicago.

The U.S. Department of Transportation selected Denver Air Connection as the city’s next essential air service provider and announced …