Food distribution for low-income families of Ottawa County will take place on Friday, Feb. 24, at four locations throughout the county.
One of the locations is new to the food distribution schedule.
A Grand Rapids-area man said he has burned a New Jersey flag to protest Gov. Chris Christie's decision to lower flags to honor late singing star Whitney Houston.
St. Mary's Parish School will host an open house for its preschool and a kindergarten enrollment meeting on March 1.
In addition, the school will host a visitation to its kindergarten class on March 8.
U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga, R-Zeeland, is scheduled to testify in Lansing on Tuesday in front of a state Senate committee on the need for a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
The Grand Haven Area Public Schools board will review the district's MEAP scores during its meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Griffin Elementary School gym, 1700 Griffin St.
Area resident Marie Vaandering said she's been interested in antiques since she was a teenager, and she has always wanted to open an antique store or consignment shop.
Unfortunately, I don't have ESPN's research team living in my basement, so I'm unable to confirm the last time Michigan State and Michigan were perched 1-2 in the men's basketball standings this late in the season in the Big Ten Conference, much like they currently stand.
Grand Haven added another milestone to its stellar season on Saturday, as the Buccaneers qualified a school-record nine wrestlers to the individual state finals on March 1-3 at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Police are seeking charges on a 40-year-old man who they said was involved in a one-car traffic crash near Airline and Sheridan roads in Fruitport Township on Saturday morning.
Dr. James Valk spends most of his time these days taking care of his patients.
But the Norton Shores dentist, who makes his home in Spring Lake Township, still manages to find time to engage in a hobby that is close to his heart - collecting and selling movie posters.
Verbal remarks might not be seen as physical weapons, but the pain they can inflict could hurt just as much as if it were from a real weapon, according to an anti-bullying speaker who met with Grand Haven students on Friday.
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