
Hundreds turn out for Armed Services Marathon race events
Runners from across Ottawa County hit the pavement Sunday, May 18, morning for the Armed Services Marathon, half marathon, and 5K presented by Adelaide Pointe.
Runners from across Ottawa County hit the pavement Sunday, May 18, morning for the Armed Services Marathon, half marathon, and 5K presented by Adelaide Pointe.
Diverse lineups featuring Michigan-bred acts are a staple of Michigan’s free community concerts with more than 100 series listed in LocalSpins.com’s Free Outdoor Community Concerts Guide for 2025.
Local, state and national officials are warning that unless Michigan environmental officials can fast-track PFAS regulations to allow for harbor dredging this year, it could end up costing Ottawa County residents millions.
If the values of freedom, justice and a diverse democracy are lacking in our elected representatives, they can still be found among ordinary Americans.
The Ottawa Area Intermediate School District aims to fill three seats on its board of education following the June 2 special election.
Up to 90% of them are going to be released someday, and decent treatment will certainly contribute toward making them better neighbors for you and me.
A proposed bed-and-breakfast in Grand Haven Township will offer a unique addition to property near American Dunes Golf Club.
Our lives are interwoven. Maybe, just maybe, like the shepherds, we all win or we all lose together.
Kalamazoo’s Out of Favor Boys bring their trademark “contemporary blues” sound in their new album, “Love & Sorrow.”
Ottawa County voters delivered a split verdict at the polls Tuesday, May 6, backing school operations and community services while rejecting major construction bonds.
It’s OK to ask for help if you think your drinking is problematic because excessive alcohol use can have so many immediate and long-term effects.
This year’s Ottawa County fall elections are a mix of incumbent candidates seeking re-election and new faces vying for public office.
I urge these commissioners to reflect on their attitudes towards constituents, especially those whom they represent, despite policy disagreement.
The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners opted not to discuss a proposed settlement offer that could have resolved one of a handful of lawsuits stemming from decisions made by the previous board, led by far-right group Ottawa Impact.
Proposed federal budget cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration could pull the plug on a vital data network for Lake Michigan, impacting everything from boater safety and fishing forecasts to beach monitoring and drinking water intakes.
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The superstars are out in force this summer across Michigan.
Here are all the happenings for the month of May.