HSO returns with pops tribute to Louis Armstrong
The Holland Symphony Orchestra will hold its first concert in two years with a pops tribute to Louis Armstrong. The outdoor concert will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 29.
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Beer City Open puts West Michigan on the map for pickleball
The Beer City Open, co-founded by Grand Rapids attorney and Grand Haven resident Andrea Koop, is putting West Michigan on the map for pickleball. The tournament attracts hundreds of players, both amateurs and professionals, each year. This year’s prizes top $30,000.
ODC expands nature-based preschool opportunities around Holland
The Outdoor Discovery Center Education Network is expanding its nature-based preschool offerings to Holland's northside with a campus on a portion of the former Park Township Airport property.
Five area projects receive GHACF Impact Grants totaling $308K
The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation recently awarded $308,000 in Impact Grants to five community projects. The renovation of Tanglefoot Park in Spring Lake received $125,000, which will help fund the planned splash pad.
Local Boys and Girls Club employee named Maytag Leader, grant recipient
Justin Caserta has dedicated his life to the kids and teens at the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Holland. His mentorship program will expand thanks to his Maytag Dependable Leaders Award and grant.
Parks looking to crowdfunding, state grants to create spaces for all
Partnerships among municipal, business, and nonprofit partners and the public could make new playspaces a reality in Douglas and downtown Holland.
Juneteenth returns with fun and a renewed purpose
Holland's Juneteenth celebration will be a day of fun, learning, and healing. Alongside the festival fun will also be a COVID-19 clinic and voter registration drive.
All aboard: Muskegon sailing school offers adventure, excitement
The Muskegon Junior Sailing Program is offering kids 6 to 18 a four-day learning experience that provides adventure while learning. One parent says each of her four sons enjoyed the program and learned responsibility and self-reliance while working with others on board.
Holland Youth of the Year Nayeli Mora wins state title
Speaking up for herself and for others important is to Nayeli Mora, who will compete next month for the Midwest Youth of the Year after winning the local and state competitions.
Food Club provides dignity in grocery store setting
The Community Action House Food Club will allow low-income customers choice and dignity while they shop for their families. The adjoining Opportunity Hub will help them do more.
Beer City Open puts West Michigan on the map for pickleball
The Beer City Open, co-founded by Grand Rapids attorney and Grand Haven resident Andrea Koop, is putting West Michigan on the map for pickleball. The tournament attracts hundreds of players, both amateurs and professionals, each year. This year’s prizes top $30,000.
ODC expands nature-based preschool opportunities around Holland
The Outdoor Discovery Center Education Network is expanding its nature-based preschool offerings to Holland's northside with a campus on a portion of the former Park Township Airport property.
Five area projects receive GHACF Impact Grants totaling $308K
The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation recently awarded $308,000 in Impact Grants to five community projects. The renovation of Tanglefoot Park in Spring Lake received $125,000, which will help fund the planned splash pad.
Local Boys and Girls Club employee named Maytag Leader, grant recipient
Justin Caserta has dedicated his life to the kids and teens at the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Holland. His mentorship program will expand thanks to his Maytag Dependable Leaders Award and grant.
Parks looking to crowdfunding, state grants to create spaces for all
Partnerships among municipal, business, and nonprofit partners and the public could make new playspaces a reality in Douglas and downtown Holland.
Juneteenth returns with fun and a renewed purpose
Holland's Juneteenth celebration will be a day of fun, learning, and healing. Alongside the festival fun will also be a COVID-19 clinic and voter registration drive.
All aboard: Muskegon sailing school offers adventure, excitement
The Muskegon Junior Sailing Program is offering kids 6 to 18 a four-day learning experience that provides adventure while learning. One parent says each of her four sons enjoyed the program and learned responsibility and self-reliance while working with others on board.
Holland Youth of the Year Nayeli Mora wins state title
Speaking up for herself and for others important is to Nayeli Mora, who will compete next month for the Midwest Youth of the Year after winning the local and state competitions.
Food Club provides dignity in grocery store setting
The Community Action House Food Club will allow low-income customers choice and dignity while they shop for their families. The adjoining Opportunity Hub will help them do more.
