It was a very interesting way to celebrate Earth Day. We had been looking forward to a fantastic third annual Grand River Green Up, but unfortunately we had to reschedule the event to Saturday, June 1, because of a historic flood.
The old saying “better safe than sorry” comes to mind when talk focuses on the gas station in Norton Shores where Jessica Heeringa was working when she disappeared.
On consecutive days this week, the Tribune published opposing views on the proposed Internet tax that the Michigan Legislature is considering. Here's both of the opinion pieces.
A law passed late last year allows doctors to alert state officials if they believe that a patient’s medical condition makes it unsafe for that patient to drive a motor vehicle.
An elementary school teacher was telling her class about the hardships of the Pilgrims during their first winter in America. It was cold, the houses were inadequate and there was a shortage of food.
We’re blessed to live in such beautiful community. Visitors come from hundreds of miles away to partake in the wonder of our natural surroundings that we are fortunate to be able experience on a daily basis.
Many colleges have had their spring graduation ceremonies, and the end of the high school year is less than a month away. It’s time to think about “summer reading.”
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