Spring Lake Village leaders aim for accessibility all year long in Central Park renovation
The park would be the Spring Lake's first to be universally accessible and available year round.
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How a library and a church are tackling housing insecurity
Community Action House celebrates six years of its Refresh program with First United Methodist Church of Holland and expands access through Herrick District Library.
CultureWorks inspires students through Visiting Artist Series
CultureWorks' Visiting Artist Series connects students with industry professionals, offering hands-on insight into creative careers through panels and workshops.
Family that turned grief into lifesaving mental health support is expanding services
At its annual gala, nonprofit Be Better; will celebrate four years of saving student‑athletes’ lives with innovative, personalized mental health care solutions.
March things to do: Dine in the dark, celebrate St. Patrick’s Day (and Pi Day), and so much more
Whether you like history discussions, dressing in green and marching in a parade, getting together with your girlfriends, taking a quick dip in an icy lake, or something entirely different, you’ll find plenty of options for fun in this month’s calendar.
Grand Haven author brings hometown to life in novel
Melanie Hooyenga’s suspenseful novel, “The Quiet Unraveling of Eve Ellaway,” follows a teen trapped in a haunting double life in Grand Haven.
SHORE STORY: Small store, small acts, big impact
Donna Bogle sees the light that little acts of kindness bring to people's lives. In her Shore Story, she recounts two such beacons of hope.
Herrick District Library plans renovation celebration
The library will celebrate with staff and the public Thursday, Feb. 20, with food, live music, balloon animals, princesses and more.
Community foundation grants support mental health services
CFHZ distributes $145,000 in grants to local nonprofits working to increase the availability of mental health services
Affordable housing in Spring Lake brings stability for seniors and families
The $16.4 million project will serve individuals and families earning between 30% and 80% of Ottawa County’s median income.
