Grand Valley State University's Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies is hosting an expert on former President John F. Kennedy at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22.
Amberrose Hammond, a local author of two books, will be the featured speaker at the Tri-Cities Historical Museum's Brown Bag Luncheon Series on Monday, Nov. 28.
The Mary A. White Elementary School PTA will hold its annual fundraising auction on Friday at the Grand Haven Community Center, 421 Columbus Ave., beginning at 7 p.m.
The Michigan State Police is seeking tips about the disappearance of a German Shepherd, who was searching for a missing man in Presque Isle County's Ocqueoc Township a year ago and has not been seen since.
Spring Lake sophomore diver Wilhelmina Francisco missed qualifying for the Division 3 state finals by two spots during regional competition on Tuesday at East Grand Rapids.
Seven-year-old Hadley France, who attends Holmes Elementary School in Spring Lake, took third place in the Basic Skills-2 Compulsory Division in the Michigan Basic Skills Competition Series.
A Muskegon man has been ticketed for an accident in Ferrysburg on Monday - when he blew through a stop sign in his garbage truck, hit a sport utility vehicle, then took out a railroad gate and a utility pole.
Downtown Grand Haven businessman Steve Loftis has been named grand marshal for this year's Jingle Bell Parade.
Loftis will lead the parade as it winds through downtown Grand Haven on Saturday, Dec. 3.
So far this season, the Tri-Cities' two high schools have presented plays about thoughtful, creative, misunderstood men whose lives inspired compassion. This week, the West Michigan Academy of Arts and Academics enters the stage with its production of "The Yellow Boat.'
There hasn't been a repeat state champion in Class B since 2004, but Fruitport's volleyball program is just two matches away from adding its name to the list.
A new chapter in Grand Haven's history began Monday night during a special City Council meeting at City Hall.
New Mayor Geri McCaleb, along with new Councilman John Hierholzer and re-elected Councilman Mike Fritz, were sworn into office.
There hasn't been a repeat state champion in Class B since 2004, but Fruitport's volleyball program is just two matches away from adding its name to the list.
Authorities said a fire rushed through an apartment in Berrien Springs on Tuesday morning, killing a 3-year-old girl and seriously injuring her 47-year-old father.
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