Tom Zelenka and Doug Zelenka each scored twice, propelling the Buccaneers' varsity hockey team to a 4-3 win over East Kentwood in the consolation game of the Stan Konrad Memorial Tournament on Saturday.
It's a new day at the Grand Haven Department of Public Safety as the leadership torch was officially passed this morning from Capt. Rick Yonker, who had served as the acting director for the past 13 months, to new Director Jeffrey Hawke.
An Iranian court has convicted an American man of working for the CIA and sentenced him to death, state radio reported today, in a case adding to the accelerating tension between the United States and Iran.
A paraprofessional in the Mona Shores school district is being investigated for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior, Superintendent Dave Peden confirmed on Friday.
With the outside temperature flirting with 50, there was no winter to wine about Friday at the third annual Wine about Winter event in downtown Grand Haven.
The e-book revolution appears to have arrived at libraries in Grand Haven and Spring Lake.
Loutit District Library and Spring Lake District Library have reported significant increases in the number of e-books checked out during 2011.
Grand Haven's varsity boys basketball team got off to a rough start at Muskegon on Friday, but the Buccaneers bounced back and scored their first O-K Red win of the year, edging the Big Reds, 55-50.
It was a typical, hard-fought game between Western Michigan Christian and host Muskegon Catholic Friday night, but the Crusaders managed to hang on for a 57-54 win.
After an impressive win last week over state-ranked Detroit King at the Motor City Roundball Classic, Grand Haven coach Katie Kowalczyk-Fulmer was worried about an emotional letdown from her squad Friday evening at Muskegon.
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