Grand Haven varsity lacrosse coach Murle Greer didn’t want to sound cocky or overconfident, but advancing to Tuesday’s O-K Rainbow Conference tournament championship game seemed almost expected.

Grand Haven sophomore Gretchen Kelly didn't try to paint a different picture than reality following her team's match against Grandville on Tuesday.

A new landmark came to permanent port at the corner of U.S. 31 and Seventh Street in Grand Haven on Monday morning.

The new 41-foot boat — the same type used by Station Grand Haven from 1976-98 — arrived late last year after city crews removed an older 36-foot boat from the intersection and took it to a Muskegon museum. Volunteers spent the winter preparing the new boat for placement.

After suffering a one-run loss at Rockford earlier this week, Grand Haven's varsity baseball team was pumped up for another shot at the rival Rams on Thursday at Grand Haven.

The seventh annual Lakeshore Earth Day Celebration was held in Grand Haven on Friday night and Saturday.

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An old, unused barn off 144th Avenue in Spring Lake Township was destroyed by fire Saturday morning.

Despite picketers outside of the First Baptist Church's blood drive Thursday, Pastor Doug Bytwerk was determined that the flow would go on.

Bytwerk said he learned about a week ago that striking American Red Cross employees may picket the event, but he said his church supports Red Cross efforts.

Steve Bruneau was outside Wednesday afternoon, taking a break from his job at Grand Haven’s Wastewater Treatment Plant, when he saw thick black smoke rising from behind the former Eagle Ottawa Leather Co.

Three Holland women were injured late Tuesday morning when their Chevrolet Cavalier convertible left Lakeshore Drive and hit a tree just north of Ferris Street.