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Churches Step In to Build Community for Adults With Disabilities

As housing challenges grow for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, one West Michigan community is testing a new model rooted in faith and local partnership. On a rainy May evening, that vision took center stage at a launch event for Agora Flats. Neighbors, pastors, and families gathered to mark the beginning of something they hope will last.

J.H. Campbell Plant Remains Operational After U.S. Department of Energy Issues Emergency Order

Local, state, and federal officials are concerned Michigan will see energy shortages this summer, and want to prevent the demolition of a coal-fired power plant, in case it is needed to provide energy to the grid.

You're Invited: May 28 Celebration to Launch Agora Flats in Holland Township

Churches and neighbors will gather in a Holland Township parking lot to celebrate the future site of Agora Flats—a faith-based housing community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

New Holland Doctor’s Office will Address Critical Shortage of Affordable Primary Care

Local West Michigan-based healthcare center opening new office in Holland, Michigan.

Bond and millage proposals are on the Ballot May 6

Next election coming to a poll near you? The Special Election on May 6—and that's just 4 weeks away.

We Visited Holland’s Waterfront Homeless Camp

“We don’t talk to outsiders” shouted a lady in her mid 30’s from a tent. With her were 3 other men, one of which was her husband. 40 minutes later, we learned a lot more about the camp.

Activists Tell Rep. Huizenga Attempted Assassination on President Trump was "fake"

U.S. Congressman Bill Huizenga did something refreshingly old-school on Friday: he walked out of his office and talked to the people. Yep, in person. On the sidewalk.

Farmers Drive Tractors Around State Capitol

Why are farmers from Ottawa County driving tractors around the State Capitol building in Lansing, Michigan?

Burrito: Hudsonville's New Chipotle is Almost Here!

Drive past the northwest corner of Hudson Trails Drive and 32nd Avenue lately, you may have noticed some serious construction.

Where’s Bill Huizenga?

It’s the hottest political mystery in West Michigan: Where’s Bill Huizenga?

Progress in Slow Motion: Holland's Big Plans Face Delays, Dollars, and Red Tape

Holland - Major projects: a new bike park, Hope College’s Gateway development, and the historic greenhouse relocation are all moving forward, but slowly, due to funding gaps, bureaucratic hurdles, and environmental constraints. Plans are in place, actual construction remains a waiting game.

205 Coffee Bar to Expand

205 Coffee Bar, a beloved local coffee hotspot, received exciting news on Monday, March 17.

Grand Valley State University Under Investigation for DEI Practices, Discrimination

Friday, March 14, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education announced investigations into Grand Valley State University (GVSU) and over 50 other universities.

Is the Holland Museum disconnected from its donors?

Pity request? Hand over $100k extra—now, please, and thank you.

Local Gun Show Draws Thousands, Dubbed Smashing Success

Individuals and families from West Michigan attended a packed-out Great Lakes Gun Show at Rivertown Crossings Mall.

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