Friday May 25 | Grand Haven Tribune
Two hurt in 2-car crash at Osborn/104th
Two women suffered minor injuries when their Volkswagen Beetle was hit by a pickup truck early Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Osborn Street and 104th The driver, Coral Jean Wenell, 63, of Florida, and her passenger, Dena Bolt, 89, of Fruitport, were taken by ambulance to North Ottawa Community Hospital, said Sgt.
Friday May 25 | Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Thursday will be 'another sad day' for longtime Walker eatery
Bud's Hamburgers has been in the city of Walker since before Walker was a city, but on Thursday after the lunch crowd wanders out, the restaurant will close its doors for good.
Friday May 25 | Muskegon Chronicle
Low gas prices, warm weather expected for busy Memorial Day weekend in Muskegon area
Lower than usual gas prices and pleasant weather are expected for an event-filled Memorial Day weekend in West Michigan.
No major injuries after two-car crash at Brooks Rd. and Summit Ave.
Three ambulances were sent to the scene of an accident involving two cars on the corner of Brooks Rd.
Top 5 things to do this weekend
Most of America takes a three-day weekend to welcome the unofficial start of summer.
Alleged wrong-way driver leaves trail of accidents on I-96 near Fruitport
An alleged wrong-way driver has caused a trail of accidents along the westbound lanes of I-96 near the Fruitport Road exit.
The shootout and the celebration
Spring Lake goalie Audrey Gray and Fruitport goalie Lindsay Armstrong both came up with big stops in the shootout, but it was Gray and the Lakers who pulled out a shootout victory and claimed the Lakes Eight Conference tournament title.
Teamwork between police and fire officials, perfect 'timing' saved Fruitport woman's life
Good timing and excellent teamwork is what saved the life of a 44-year-old Kimberly Hartman last month when she became unresponsive during a medical call at her Fruitport Township home, officials said.
Woman thanks police, firefighters who saved her
FRUITPORT, Mich. -- First responders rarely get the chance to meet the people whose lives they've saved -- but Thursday was one of those chances.
Mom Looking for Answers After Son Found Dead in Basement
Lynn Johnson is on a quest to find out what happened to cause her son's death on May 4th.
Pregnant woman hurt in Fruitport rollover accident on U.S. 31
The accident was reported around 5 p.m. on northbound U.S. 31 just south of the Sherman Boulevard interchange.
Fire reported at Fruitport area mobile home park
Fire crews are responding to a report of flames that broke out in a dryer inside a unit at Hidden Oaks mobile home park.
Ottawa County Sheriff's Office releases details of I-96 collision east of Fruitport
Douglas Brown, 53, of Spring Lake was taken to Muskegon's Hackley Campus of Mercy Health Partners after a two-vehicle rollover accident Wednesday afternoon on eastbound I-96 between the 6 and 7 mile marker.
Oakridge schools reports man matching police sketch seen in Egelston Township
Muskegon police have released this sketch in an effort to identify the man who witnesses say has attempted to lure children into his vehicle.
History repeating itself? Municipal water has been a contentious issue in Muskegon County
Muskegon, Muskegon Heights, Fruitport and Norton Shores have been tussling about water service longer than some of their officials have been alive.
Police chasing alleged sightings of man thought to be luring children
From a substitute teacher to a man admiring dogs, it seems everyone is under scrutiny these days as the suspect who has reportedly attempted to lure children into his car.
Midday Muskegon headlines: Anglers want salmon planting stopped....
The Muskegon Charter Boat Association is taking an official position as a group to recommend that Chinook salmon stocking in Lake Michigan be eliminated for the next two years.
A 22-year-old man steals credit cards from Fruitport resident, uses them in several states
A 22-year-old Fruitport Township man has been arrested after authorities determined he stole credit cards from a person he knows, and then used them in several states.
Fruitport voters agree to preserve school funding, approve nonhomestead tax
Voters have overwhelming approved the renewal of an 18-mill nonhomestead tax to support Fruitport Community Schools .
Voting today: Fruitport, Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Coopersville, Fremont to decide school millages
Voters in Fruitport, Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Coopersville and Fremont are headed t o the polls today to decide school millage issues.