As project superintendent, alumnus York Tardy oversaw every aspect of the transformation of the former department store into the new GRCC Lakeshore Campus.

The Civil War has lessons for modern America and re-enactors will bring those lessons to life at the Van Raalte Farm this weekend, thanks, in part, to a Hope College-Andrew P. Mellon Foundation grant.

The professional jazz band based on the West Michigan Lakeshore is returning with four major concerts planned for 2021-22. The first is Sept. 26 at the Park Theatre in Holland.

More than 350 Lakeshore area businesses participate in the Honor Rewards program, which offers discounts on goods and services to U.S. military veterans. Ottawa County is hoping to spread the word about the program and reach more veterans. 

The Latino-centric leadership program LEADeres is expanding to the Lakeshore. It is designed to help Latinx professionals develop the skills, resources, and confidence needed to become leaders at work and in the community.  

Three years ago when Holland neighbors got together to transform their shared alley, they didn't realize the biggest change would be to their relationships.

From parades to fireworks shows, fairs, fiesta, and a Civil War Muster, there are plenty of things to do this month in Allegan, Muskegon, and Ottawa counties.  

After a long hiatus, storytimes are returning to Herrick District Library, and both HDL locations are expanding their hours and offerings.

Three local organizations are working together to bring international artist, Kelsey Montague, to the West Side to complete a public art project. The grassroots project, which is expected to be completed by October, provides an opportunity for residents and businesses to support the barrier-free, neighborhood-enhancing beautification plan.

We look back at some of the major accomplishments of Al Vanderberg, during his 18 years as Ottawa County Administrator. He built a reputation for being collaborative, inclusive, and innovative.