Friday Feb 10 | Grand Haven Tribune
Downtown salon's 28-year run comes to an end today
A labor of love for nearly three decades in downtown Grand Haven, Susan French is closing the doors of her Grand Haven hair salon for good.
Mary Baars, 26, of Grand Haven Township, was driving north in her 2002 Mercury Sable when she hit the back of a 2011 Freightliner truck stopped at the intersection of U.S. 31 and Ferris Street about 2:40 p.m., according to Sgt.
PENNING: Looking both ways at proposed Grand Haven Grand Prix
Earlier this week, the Grand Haven City Council considered a proposal to have a Grand Prix race through the streets of the city's downtown.
1899 . The coldest temperatures ever officially recorded in Grand Rapids came during the cold wave of Feb.
Holland Offers Cotton City Manager Job
The Holland City Council Wednesday night voted unanimously to offer the job of city manager to Spring Lake Village Manager Ryan Cotton.
Have a cup of 'Coffee with the Chief'
Grand Haven residents will have an opportunity to meet with the city's new public safety director, Jeff Hawke, later this week.
Expert: Local economy is moving forward, but stuck in 'second gear'
A regional economics expert gave his annual report and forecast to the Northwest Ottawa County business community on Tuesday, and it had more good news and hope than the past few years.
Consumers Energy says smart meters are coming
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - Instead of sending a meter reader once a month, Consumers Energy will soon get information about a customer's electricity use wirelessly.
N.Y. artist to discuss road-kill paintings at GH gallery
Calling it a dedication to the animal lives lost on the road, New York artist Jason Eisner will give a gallery talk about his work, "On the Road: Paintings by Jason Eisner," at Grand Haven's Fire Barn Gallery on Thursday evening.
Smart Meter meeting Tuesday at Community Center
Residents wanting to learn more about Consumers Energy's planned use of Smart Meters are asked to attend a meeting on Tuesday at the Grand Haven Community Center, 421 Columbus Ave.
Ex-Mona Shores High School janitor gets jail for theft from donation jar
That all changed when the then-Mona Shores High School janitor stole money from a donation jar at the school -- possibly as much as $1,680. Muskegon County 14th Circuit Judge Timothy G. Hicks sentenced Delano to 14 days in the Muskegon County Jail and one year on probation and ordered her to pay restitution of $1,680, as well as fees and costs of ... (more)
Grand Haven City Council to consider study of local 'Grand Prix' Monday
The Grand Haven City Council is expected to vote Monday on a proposal to study the feasibility of running a Grand Prix-style race through the city's downtown.
Adopted families celebrate Korean New Year
There was no champagne or ball drop, but close to 50 parents and children gathered Saturday at the Grand Haven Community Center to celebrate the Korean New Year.
DeWitt native volunteers to teach math in Peru
John Mauro, a 1995 DeWitt High School graduate, is teaching math to girls in Peru as part of the Sacred Valley Project.
Brooklyn-based artist to show in Grand Haven
The Fire Barn Gallery in Grand Haven will be bringing a New York City-based artist to open its latest exhibition: "On the Road, Paintings by Jason Eisner." Eisner is a multimedia artist whose style meshes modern advertising design, pop art, traditional painting and street art.
Extra Iddings: The show must go on, except for when it can't
One of the most rock-solid rules in live theater is that "The show must go on" no matter what.
Sound master to world-known musicians brings it all back home
The Grand Haven man - who recently toured with Rihanna, Shakira, Lionel Ritchie and Bob Seger - has operated a private sound studio at 725 Taylor Ave.
Sen. Meekhof to hold office hours in GH
State Sen. Arlan Meekhof, R-West Olive, will be holding office hours in downtown Grand Haven on Friday, Feb.
New museum exhibit to detail history of area's fur trade
The Tri-Cities Historical Museum's newest exhibit will illustrate the story of the fur trade between the French and several Native American nations.
Two suspects sought in 'smash-and-grab' incidents
Police are seeking information on two individuals wanted in connection with some "smash-and-grab" incidents which occurred last week in the Grand Haven area.