Things are finally looking up for the Grand Haven Lighthouse Conservancy and its quest to preserve the two iconic beacons jutting out from Grand Haven's shore.
One of the things my organization is most known for is its twice-annual Grand River cleanups, including the third annual Grand River Green Up in Grand Haven (which has been postponed from Saturday) and the Mayors’ Clean Up each September in Grand Rapids.
Thumbs up to the settlement reached between the insurer of the Spring Lake Boy Scout troop's Haunted Hall attraction and a customer who broke her leg at the event in 2011.
Currently, patrons at bars and restaurants have to head home at 2 a.m. But revelers might have extra time at the bar if Michigan lawmakers have their way.
Life sometimes can be cruel. We’ve all experienced difficult circumstances throughout our lives. Some of us have lost loved ones, or have loved ones or friends who are battling horrific illnesses.
If you have a pet or two at home, you know their health care can sometimes be difficult, and certainly expensive. So, how would you like to care for more than 1,100 animals?
A bullet from a Russian sniper rifle tore through a target, flew three-quarters of a mile, bored a hole through a wall and lodged in another wall of an Olive Township home earlier this month.
Mercury Drive in Grand Haven Township has come under scrutiny lately because of two serious crashes — one of which claimed the life of a young man — earlier this month.
To the Editor: Earth Day is a holiday for all! Do you know anyone who doesn’t need the oxygen produced by trees, or nutritious food from rich soil and sunshine, or pure water from the amazing cycle of evaporation and condensation?