Efforts are ramping up in Washington, D.C., to try and protect the Great Lakes from the threat of Asian carp.
After Wednesday’s announcement of Holland City Manager Ryan Cotton’s resignation, Holland City Council voted unanimously to accept it during a regular meeting later that day.
New map signs installed, new trail open at Kitchel-Lindquist-Hartger Dunes Preserve.
Ryan Cotton was previously the manager of Spring Lake Village and was previously Grand Haven’s city manager.
City Council voted 4-1 Monday to approve the deal. Councilman Dennis Scott cast the lone “no” vote.
More than 120 people packed Spring Lake District Library for Monday night's disincorporation community engagement session — but, besides strong emotions on both sides, the only evident conclusion is that there are still more questions than answers.
The City of Grand Haven has responded to feedback regarding a controversial decision to charge people to park in the City Beach lot by making some tweaks to the new policy.
Spring Lake Village President Joyce Hatton and Village Councilwoman Megan Doss tell us why they’re in favor of, or opposed to, disincorporation
Voters will find upgraded technology and a fresh look to their voting experience as they head to the polls Aug. 8.
Spring Lake residents are invited to learn more about the pros and cons of disincorporation at two community engagement meetings — 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 19, and 4 p.m. Tuesday, June 20, at Spring Lake District Library.
“My tenants are going to regulate me or they will just not come back again,” said resident Linda De Velder.
The Grand Haven Township Board has given the go-ahead to RW Properties LLC to build a new senior living complex in the township.
About 50 people attend the design sessions for Grand Haven Township's "The Hofma Vision" process on Wednesday. The sessions allowed residents to create design options for the board to consider for both the Wolfe and Witteveen park properties
GRAND HAVEN TWP. — Township residents received an up-close look at two undeveloped park properties on Wednesday in an effort to glean information about ways to use the new spaces.
Local leaders joined Rep. Jim Lilly, R-Park Twp. and several of his legislative colleagues from Lansing on Monday for a roundtable discussion on proposed short-term rental legislation.
