Crowds turn out for annual Jenison Memorial Day Parade
Hundreds of Jenison residents gathered along Baldwin Street on Monday morning for the annual Jenison Memorial Day Parade.
Work continues on Holland ice rink; August opening expected
The City of Holland is moving forward with its $11.3 million ice park, expected to be open in August, just in time for summer activities and well ahead of the anticipated November ice skating season.
West Michigan’s newest concert venue debuts on Memorial Day
"Dinnertainment" venue Silva is about to uncork a 1,500-capacity music and entertainment venue next door — dubbed "The Big Room."
Here’s where to find Memorial Day parades in Ottawa County
Memorial Day is a federal holiday that honors and mourns military personnel who died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. It is observed on the last Monday of May.
Campbell coal plant's closure delayed 90 days with Energy Secretary's emergency order
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright issued the emergency order on Friday, May 23 — just eight days before the plant was scheduled to shut down, a plan that has been in place since 2021.
Coopersville Mayor Ken Bush ends nearly four decades of service, leaving a ‘true legacy’
For almost 40 years, Ken Bush has been a constant presence in Coopersville, a dedicated public servant whose tenure has spanned roles from city councilman to mayor, shaping the community’s growth and spirit.
Pier construction underway in Grand Haven to improve, enchance boater safety
Construction work on the Grand Haven Pier began this week, aimed at enhancing safety and protecting boaters using the channel that empties into Lake Michigan.
Librarians, residents talk book banning after staff walkout forces Patmos closure
Following the temporary shuttering of the doors to Patmos Library earlier this month in Jamestown Township, Ottawa County librarians and residents are reprising conversations on book banning that nearly closed the library three years ago.
Grand Haven woman finds purpose in advocating for immigration justice
For Daisy Pineda, the fight for immigrant justice isn't an abstract political issue — it's etched into her family's story.