West Michigan residents keep protests going over Trump Administration's actions
The motivation among Ottawa County residents continues to grow over frustrations with the Trump Administration's controversial policies.
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A page-turning weekend: Grand Haven to welcome literary stars, support charity
Downtown Grand Haven is set to become a literary epicenter this month, as over 200 New York Times bestselling authors converge for a much-anticipated author event.
Housing development could bring 189 housing units to Grand Haven's Robbins Road
Two pieces of land at 700 and 724 Robbins Road, also known as the “Dake property,” are being considered for a 189-unit housing development in Grand Haven.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade brings Irish spirit to Holland
Blustery winds couldn't keep Holland's Irish spirit down as the annual St. Patrick's Day parade took place in downtown on Saturday.
Extensive Grand Haven infrastructure project to start late May
A major infrastructure project on Fulton Avenue in Grand Haven, spanning from First to Fifth streets, is expected to begin in late May, according to city officials.
EV Construction announces leadership change, $100K legacy scholarship
EV Construction recently announced a $100,000 contribution to an endowment fund to provide scholarships for individuals pursuing careers in construction.
Lawsuit drops claim challenging Crockery Lake contract; severance claims to continue
A lawsuit disputing a trio of controversial decisions approved by the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners last year has dropped one key claim challenging a contract to remediate an inland county lake.
Judge orders county to pursue records, but says local electeds not subject to disclosure
The judge ruled that Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act law does not require individual members of public bodies to comply with records requests unless the record is "used" by the body to perform a public function.
Protestors continue to demand answers from U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga
Protests have continued at U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga's office in Holland to vocalize their dissent over President Donald J. Trump’s policies and executive orders — and members of Congress who support him.