A celebration of books

It was part of World Book Day.

'Man, this overwhelmed me'

'Grandpa' Gundy presented with 'And Then Some' award by White Pines students.

Ginger Zee: 'This book should start a conversation'

GRAND RAPIDS — Hometown celebrity Ginger Zee was back in West Michigan this weekend.

New book highlights Tad Poel's 'Focus on People'

Local historian Wallace Ewing and Loutit District Library genealogy specialist Jeanette Weiden recently turned their focus on the columns of former Grand Haven Tribune editor Clarence “Tad” Poel for their book, “Focus on People.”

Local author receives award, grant for history book

Local author Wally Ewing was recently honored with a grant and award for his local history book, “Footprints.”

Loutit hosts exhibit on picture book art

Local author pens political novel

Patricia Meyer of West Olive is a retired postal worker and a past bargaining representative of the postal union.

Updated: Spring Lake Library reopens

Updated: Spring Lake District Library reopened Monday around 2:30 p.m. after being closed for several hours due to a large crane in the parking lot. 

Ewing publishes 'Icons of Grand Haven'

Literary genre: Local history

A Green Eggs & Ham lunch

Spring Lake District Library held a Green Eggs & Ham Lunch event on Thursday to celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday.

Hooyenga pens new novel

“The Slope Rules” was released Feb. 24 at all online retailers, and a book launch party will be held from 6-8 p.m. today (Wednesday, March 1) at The Bookman, 715 Washington Ave.

Kozak to discuss his book at LDL

John Kozak's book, “Through the Eyes of Rose: A Mother's Flight to Freedom in a Memory Mosaic,” is a true story written as a tribute to his mother, Rose.

Local author pens second novel

“Portrait of a Prairie Woman: Learning to Love the Land and the People” by Tom Laughlin.

New book explores Native Americans in West Michigan

Wallace Ewing tells us about his new book, “Footprints — Stories of Native Americans in West Central Michigan.”

Harry Potter book release draws enthusiastic crowd

More than 50 people, many dressed in robes and carrying wands, converged on The Bookman in Grand Haven late Saturday night to celebrate the release of the newest book in the Harry Potter franchise, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child." The event