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Tri-Cities area club to host 2013 garden walk through eight locales on June 22
The Tri-Cities Garden Club will host its 19th Garden Walk in the Grand Haven area on Saturday, June 22. The tour will cover eight gardens that will be open and on display from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The walk will take place regardless of weather.
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Raymond H. Ricklefs, 70, of Grand Haven, passed away Saturday, June 15, at his home following a courageous battle with cancer.
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Hospice of Michigan to Honor Lakeshore WWII Veterans with Special Ceremony on June 28
Hospice of Michigan to Honor Lakeshore WWII Veterans with Special Ceremony on June 28 Grand Haven, Michigan, June 18, 2013 - The nationally recognized leader in end-of-life care will join forces with West Michigan legislators and Grand Haven VFW and American Legion posts at 2 p.m. to honor 40 veterans.
Lights, camera, action! No, it's not a movie set, but possibly a busy intersection coming to our area soon.
Fire Barn Gallery hosts exhibit, discussions by painter Tyler Loftis
The Fire Barn Gallery in Grand Haven will open a new show Tyler Loftis: Paintings with an opening reception Thursday, June 20 , from 6-9 p.m., with a gallery talk at 7 p.m. The show will run through July 20 .
GH State Park Friends have big plans
A group dedicated to preserving and improving Grand Haven State Park is looking to make big changes at the popular beachfront destination.
Community rallies around 'CG City' sign
Roger Bergman, a former mayor, said he heard from residents about the issue immediately after City Council made its decision two weeks ago to prevent the "Coast Guard City USA sign" going up this summer.
A 23-year-old man was sentenced in Grand Haven Circuit Court Monday on home invasion and unlawful imprisonment charges.
Pennfield HS Students Conduct Water Testing
Pennfield High School students sailed aboard the D. J. Angus research vessel for a schoolship program on water quality in Grand Haven.
Johnson center names new leadership council chair
The Leadership Council for Grand Valley State University's Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy recently named its new chair by appointing James E. McHale, vice president for programs at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Review: Sheryl Crow soaks up the sun during sold-out Meijer Gardens performance
It's entirely fitting that Sheryl Crow's sold-out Meijer Gardens performance fell on a family holiday.
Sand sculpting 101: Muskegon-area residents young and old learn how to sculpt sandy creations
A small group of sand-sculpting newbies gathered at P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Sunday under partly overcast skies to learn tips and tricks from a professional expert.
Muskegon Community College instructor to host small business workshop at Loutit District Library
A free small business workshop will be held at Loutit District Library in Grand Haven from noon to 1:30 p.m. Saturday, June 22, to assist locals in realizing dreams of owning and operating businesses.
Pedal Across Lower Michigan set to begin 269-mile journey June 23 in Norton Shores
You can see the rain that's coming our way on the Milwaukee radar . There will be a few showers and t-storms this Saturday night with the best chance of rain from midnight to 9 am.
Eastern Michigan University professor to bike 450 miles around state to support student development
Eastern Michigan University part-time professor John Fike and his wife Bonita will spend their vacation this year raising money to help fund important life experiences for students.
For the past year, John and Barbara Grauer have worked to have Lester John Blackmer's name added to the Fallen Heroes Monument in Grand Haven's Central Park.
The American flag stood at the center of attention during annual Flag Day ceremonies at Waterfront Stadium and the American Legion Post 28 as members of the Grand Haven Elks Club, American Legion, VFW, Boy Scouts and U.S. Coast Guard joined together to honor it.
Karen of Grand Haven Township asked, "I was recently surprised to see three or four buffalo in a field southwest of the Grand Haven Airport and I'm wondering if bison steaks are making a 21st-century comeback in local eateries?" I don't know about the popularity of bison steaks, but the animals you see along 168th Avenue in Grand Haven Township ... (more)
Hope College announces major donation for new $35 million music center
Construction is expected to start in October on a $35 million music complex at Hope College, a facility that will feature two performance venues, classrooms, practice space and faculty studios.