
Administrator search firm cuts ties after Ottawa County process stalls
The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners is regrouping after its hired search firm dropped out of the process to find the county's next permanent administrator.
The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners is regrouping after its hired search firm dropped out of the process to find the county's next permanent administrator.
The National Weather Service is forecasting highs well into the 90s and heat index values potentially exceeding 100 degrees.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has challenged the U.S. Department of Energy's forcing the Consumers Energy-owned J.H. Campbell plant in Port Sheldon to remain open for 90 days, arguing that the move will force customers to absorb exorbitant costs.
When Tulip Time mercifully ended this year after eight crazy nights, I felt a welkom sense of relief.
The Nathan Moore Affair not only works in terms of its energetic live performances, but in the captivating songwriting that the all-star band weaves into its recent debut album, “Reconciliation."
The Lucky Bucket, a walk-up seafood concept from local restaurateurs Jim and Karen Avery, recently took the place of the former Mr. Kozak’s gyro shop at 38 Washington Ave.
Holland Public Schools is distributing weekly meal boxes for schoolchildren at Central Wesleyan Church. The district is also opening an additional location for daily, on-site meals.
While questions linger about the fiery crash that claimed the life of a young man in May, one truth remains clear: Travis Gofourth had dedicated allies in his corner — right up to the very end.
The embattled Patmos Library in Jamestown Township has reopened following a controversial, temporary closing after several employees abruptly quit.