A Nunica woman escaped injury when her sport utility vehicle rolled and landed in the woods late Wednesday morning on Leonard Road.

A season's worth of promise built up by the Grand Haven varsity girls basketball team seemed to be on the verge of a very deflating ending late in the third quarter of the Class A state championship game on Saturday at Michigan State University's Breslin Center.

Grand Haven's varsity girls basketball team won its first-ever state championship on Saturday in the most thrilling game in the history of the program. The Buccaneers (27-1) battled back from 18 points down and scored the go-ahead basket with just six seconds remaining when senior point guard Shar'Rae Davis went coast-to-coast a layup and a 54-53 lead. Grosse Pointe South had one last chance to win the game, but the Bucs' Abby Cole got a hand on Cierra Rice's final effort and the Buccaneers stormed the floor in celebration.

Pray. That's all that many local students, family and community members said they could do after a horrific crash on Interstate 96 sent five Grand Haven girls to the hospital.

It took Rockford just about eight minutes on Wednesday to answer the question whether the Rams would be playing with tired legs from playing back-to-back nights.

Their name may be a mystery, but a standing-room-only crowd at Loutit District Library on Sunday enjoyed the music of Grand Haven High School's fiddle club. Only its dozen-or-so members really know what GOTAK means. "It's kind of a secret,' said violinist Kayla Wright, a GHHS senior.

Lee Alman said it was hard to leave the creekside property where he spent 22 years of his life.

You don't need to remind Spring Lake varsity boys basketball coach Bill Core how unpredictable the state tournament can be, especially when playing a conference opponent for the third time.