Grant News

The Department of Natural Resources today announced the Cadillac Pathway parking lot, located off Seeley Road in Missaukee County, will undergo paving and site redevelopment beginning today, July 7. Upgrades will include correcting drainage problems, asphalt paving, and delineation of parking spaces.

By day, he's a mild-mannered, cat-loving, noodle-eating Tokyo citizen. But when the calls to action come, he grows to 40 times his original size and protects the city from a series of perverse monsters.

Posted: 6-26-2009 Grant man dies in Oceana Lake Roger Dale Fessenden A Grant Township man was found dead late Thursday morning in a southern Oceana County lake.

The Muskegon Salvation Army received a $12,000 Faith Stimulus Grant from its territorial headquarters in Chicago.

The state is kicking in cash to help two West Michigan communities beautify streets and create a bike path.

When Michael Rhanor fell from atop a truck filled with steaming asphalt in 2004, the Grant-area man suffered brain and spinal injuries that nearly killed him.

A discussion on algae blooms and how they affect lakes in Ottawa County will be held at 7 tonight at the Spring Lake District Library, 123 E. Exchange St.

Posted: 6-1-2009 Summer teachers to exhibit their art From June 5-25, the Nuveen Center in downtown Montague will give the public a chance to view the talents of the artists who will be teaching at the center this summer at the Nuveen Teachers' Show.

None of the 250 tips led to the arrest of 31-year-old Troy Brake, who is now being tried in Ottawa Countya s 20th Circuit Court for the killings, the casea s lead investigator Thomas Knapp said at the trial Thursday.

Grant Brown, author of "90 Years Crossing Lake Michigan," will discuss his book in the program room of the Loutit District Library, 1051 S. Beacon Blvd., at 7 p.m. Thursday.

Ottawa County prosecutor Ron Frantz displays a photo of Katherine Brown during the Troy Brake murder trial in Grand Haven Circuit Court on Tuesday afternoon.

The National Weather Service and the Marquette County History Museum have received a grant to set up an interactive display at the future museum.

Charles Nash holds two public offices. He's been a Muskegon School Board member since 2007 and a Muskegon County Commissioner since the start of 2009.

Building inspection for Newfield Township won't be through Oceana County starting later this summer.

The Department of Natural Resources will temporarily close the Ortonville Shooting Range for renovations on Thursday, May 7. The range is located in the Ortonville Recreation Area in Ortonville in Lapeer County.

Ludington High finished in a tie for first place in Tuesday's Lakes 8 Activities Conference golf jamboree which was played at Lincoln Hills Golf Club.

BP is looking at building a wind farm in the area and building big - if built to full capacity, it would be the largest in the state Stephen Pulich, business developer with BP Alternative Energy, spoke to the White River Township Planning Commission about its ordinance and the potential 100 MW wind farm.

Spring storms caused signs and traffic signals to come down, fires in homes, and power outages across West Michigan today.

A $1.3 million grant could get some students off the beach and into jobs for the summer.

The Grand Haven Steelheaders are holding their annual spring meeting and swap meet on April 22 at the Grand Haven VFW Post, 20 N. First St.