HSO seeks diverse music groups for Music Unites Us concert
Most orchestral music is strictly European. The Holland Symphony Orchestra is looking for groups to help change that. Deadline for submissions is Aug. 31.
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Treasuring the legacy of artisans in Holland and beyond
Dale Wyngarden, who for decades guided Holland’s development, takes a look at the structures that are standing the test of time.
Fourth-graders partner with U.S. Coast Guard to solve problems
Peach Plains Elementary School students collaborated with the Coast Guard to answer an important question: How can we share the work of our local U.S. Coast Guard station with our community?
New county administrator makes calls on and off the field
When newly appointed county administrator John Shay isn't making decisions for Ottawa County, he's spending Saturday afternoons making rulings on a football field.
Michigan State University and Windmill Island Gardens partner to offer gardening classes
MSU-extension needed a garden space to show off its Smart Gardening campaign. Windmill Island Gardens needed to renovate its neglected butterfly garden. Together, the partners are sharing gardening knowledge with the Lakeshore community.
Lori’s Voice enriches lives of children with disabilities
Lori's Voice is an all-volunteer nonprofit founded to help young people with disabilities. Founder Lori Hastings remembers what it was like growing up a neurological disorder. Now, she's making sure other challenged youth have what they need.
Expungement clinic coming to Grand Haven
A new state law has made hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Michiganders eligible to have their criminal convictions wiped clean. Many might not know they are eligible, but through an expungement clinic later this month, they can find out and start the process.
Step it Up with walks through nature
Ottawa County’s Step it Up program is encouraging area residents to take to the parks — on their own or as part of one of the county’s organized group outings — and enjoy nature while being active.
Artists use their work to support Ukrainian resistance
Lakeshore artists Joel Schoon-Tanis and Carolyn Stich are using their creative talents to support the Ukrainians under siege by Russia half a world away.
Make Waves on the Lakeshore: Turn on your heartlight
Warm your heart and the hearts of others by giving your time, talent, or cold hard cash.
Treasuring the legacy of artisans in Holland and beyond
Dale Wyngarden, who for decades guided Holland’s development, takes a look at the structures that are standing the test of time.
Fourth-graders partner with U.S. Coast Guard to solve problems
Peach Plains Elementary School students collaborated with the Coast Guard to answer an important question: How can we share the work of our local U.S. Coast Guard station with our community?
New county administrator makes calls on and off the field
When newly appointed county administrator John Shay isn't making decisions for Ottawa County, he's spending Saturday afternoons making rulings on a football field.
Michigan State University and Windmill Island Gardens partner to offer gardening classes
MSU-extension needed a garden space to show off its Smart Gardening campaign. Windmill Island Gardens needed to renovate its neglected butterfly garden. Together, the partners are sharing gardening knowledge with the Lakeshore community.
Lori’s Voice enriches lives of children with disabilities
Lori's Voice is an all-volunteer nonprofit founded to help young people with disabilities. Founder Lori Hastings remembers what it was like growing up a neurological disorder. Now, she's making sure other challenged youth have what they need.
Expungement clinic coming to Grand Haven
A new state law has made hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Michiganders eligible to have their criminal convictions wiped clean. Many might not know they are eligible, but through an expungement clinic later this month, they can find out and start the process.
Step it Up with walks through nature
Ottawa County’s Step it Up program is encouraging area residents to take to the parks — on their own or as part of one of the county’s organized group outings — and enjoy nature while being active.
Artists use their work to support Ukrainian resistance
Lakeshore artists Joel Schoon-Tanis and Carolyn Stich are using their creative talents to support the Ukrainians under siege by Russia half a world away.
Make Waves on the Lakeshore: Turn on your heartlight
Warm your heart and the hearts of others by giving your time, talent, or cold hard cash.
