Lauren Formosa

Voters across Ottawa County have approved the renewal and restoration of the county's mental health millage, which provides funds to support local mental health and substance abuse services.

Ottawa County voters said yes to the renewal and restoration of the Parks and Open Spaces in Tuesday's primary election. The millage will provide funding for maintenance, operations, and current

Illusionist Josh Farley, left, brings up a member of the audience to participate in one of his magic tricks during his performance at the Village at the Pines.

Janet Hasselbring is fundraising to bring Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which gifts a free book to children monthly from birth to age 5, to the Tri-Cities area.

Spring Lake High School football players pose with a group of residents at the Village at the Pines, the senior living center in Grand Haven that raised $1,260 for Bucs Pride’s fundraiser for Bluebird Cancer Retreats.

Maribeth Groen, director of events and public relations at Heart of West Michigan United Way, counts notebooks collected in the Stuff the Bus supply drive by separating them into stacks of 10 at the Grand Haven Salvation Army.

The Grand Haven Area Public Schools Board of Education approved a plethora of updated policies during Monday’s regular meeting, including a revised rule addressing student use of wireless communication devices.

Another summer has come and gone, and families around the Tri-Cities are getting ready for the 2026-27 school year to officially begin.

It was an exciting Tuesday morning for many young Lakers as Spring Lake Public Schools welcomed back its students, teachers, staff and families for the start of the 2026-27 school

Lake Hills Elementary School student sprint through the rain toward the building's front entrance on the first day of school Wednesday morning.