Holland City Councilman is Kent County’s new emergency manager, sets sights on community resilience
Holland City Councilman Scott Corbin is Kent County’s new emergency manager and says he will focus on “preparedness, resilience, and risk reduction.”
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New mixed-use development project to transform downtown Zeeland with support from state, city
Private-public partnerships have made possible a transformative project in downtown Zeeland that will add more residential and commercial space to a critical corner.
Saugatuck Township Hall renovation part of larger Blue Star Highway transformation effort
Saugatuck Township's public meeting on Oct. 23 will allow residents to review the Township Hall renovation plans and the Blue Star Highway Corridor Safety study.
‘Deeply United Immigration Conference’ to focus on community and policy effects
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates works with immigrants seeking legal status in the United States every day. Next month, the nonprofit will host a half-day conference to share its boots-on-the-ground knowledge.
New CSNIP veterinary facility to meet growing demand for affordable pet care
CSNIP’s new 12,000-square-foot clinic in Walker will double capacity, providing affordable veterinary care to West Michigan families with pets.
Grand openings: A look at 3 new eateries in Spring Lake
Find out why three new restaurants — Mia's Village Eats, Dr. Rolf's Barbeque, and Hamburger Mikey — picked downtown Spring Lake for their locations.
Vision forms for Park Township community center
Hundreds of Park Township residents have attended public input sessions over the past year and their vision is taking shape as the steering committee gets ready to bring a proposal to the Park Township Board of Trustees.
20th ‘Walk a Mile in My Shoes’ rally promotes public mental health care
Community Mental Health Association of Michigan (CMHA) Walk a Mile in My Shoes Rally congregates advocates from across Michigan to support public behavioral health care.
Ottawa County Clerk expands public outreach to build voter trust ahead of election
Ottawa County Clerk Justin Roebuck and the nonpartisan nonprofit Keep Our Republic host an “Elections Community Conversation” on Wednesday evening at Spring Lake District Library.
Lake Allegan neighborhood finds community when faced with threats to its future
Lake Allegan residents unite to preserve their community and environment, collaborating with Consumers Energy to improve power reliability and consider the long-term future of the lake.
New mixed-use development project to transform downtown Zeeland with support from state, city
Private-public partnerships have made possible a transformative project in downtown Zeeland that will add more residential and commercial space to a critical corner.
Saugatuck Township Hall renovation part of larger Blue Star Highway transformation effort
Saugatuck Township's public meeting on Oct. 23 will allow residents to review the Township Hall renovation plans and the Blue Star Highway Corridor Safety study.
‘Deeply United Immigration Conference’ to focus on community and policy effects
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates works with immigrants seeking legal status in the United States every day. Next month, the nonprofit will host a half-day conference to share its boots-on-the-ground knowledge.
New CSNIP veterinary facility to meet growing demand for affordable pet care
CSNIP’s new 12,000-square-foot clinic in Walker will double capacity, providing affordable veterinary care to West Michigan families with pets.
Grand openings: A look at 3 new eateries in Spring Lake
Find out why three new restaurants — Mia's Village Eats, Dr. Rolf's Barbeque, and Hamburger Mikey — picked downtown Spring Lake for their locations.
Vision forms for Park Township community center
Hundreds of Park Township residents have attended public input sessions over the past year and their vision is taking shape as the steering committee gets ready to bring a proposal to the Park Township Board of Trustees.
20th ‘Walk a Mile in My Shoes’ rally promotes public mental health care
Community Mental Health Association of Michigan (CMHA) Walk a Mile in My Shoes Rally congregates advocates from across Michigan to support public behavioral health care.
Ottawa County Clerk expands public outreach to build voter trust ahead of election
Ottawa County Clerk Justin Roebuck and the nonpartisan nonprofit Keep Our Republic host an “Elections Community Conversation” on Wednesday evening at Spring Lake District Library.
Lake Allegan neighborhood finds community when faced with threats to its future
Lake Allegan residents unite to preserve their community and environment, collaborating with Consumers Energy to improve power reliability and consider the long-term future of the lake.
