Protein Pints, a healthy, energy-packed twist on a favorite sweet, was founded by local, entrepreneurial college grads. One of the co-founders shares the backstory to their success.

Taxes are high. As a result, more and more residents are choosing not to support school bond proposals, especially those that seem to ask for the moon.

In an instant, life can change. And for others, life can feel limited from the beginning. There’s a man in Holland, Michigan, who has been there. And he believes unshakably that God brought him through the things he did and blessed him the way he has so that he can help others.

Find out what the Hooligans do, why they do it and what it takes to be part of the team.

As with any alteration concerning preserved buildings, Hope Church's request needed to go before the Holland Historic District Commission.

You may want to rethink your vitamin supplements and lactose intolerance. Real milk is naturally full of vitamins, minerals, and enzymes and is more easily digested than its pasteurized counterpart. Sadly, some have been made to believe it’s harmful.

The Berlin Fair hosts one of the few annual rodeos still offered in Michigan. It’s wild. It’s action-packed. It’s this weekend, and you don’t want to miss it.

CPS is meeting on taxes and budgets; GHAPS will be looking at assessment scores, taxes, and the  budget; and HPS, SLPS, and WOPS are meeting on their budget.

Painstaking effort goes into prepping for the Berlin Fair. And with good reason. Some call it the highlight of their summer.

APS is meeting on taxation, JPS will be looking to include abstinence in the Sex Ed curriculum, and ZPS is meeting on the budget.

I had never heard of Red Light Therapy until a recent surge of ads caught my attention. And as a perpetual seeker of alternative healthcare, I just had to check it out.

The amount homeowners pay in taxes to the schools is consistently decided by a small number of people—sometimes fewer than 100 people in a community. Who are these select few with the power to raise and lower your taxes? Are they elected officials? Wealthy elite? Higher-ups in the world of education? Nope. They are registered voters. And you could be one of them.

In response to our previous article on Title IX, a question was posed to The Hollander—Are schools in Ottawa County compliant with the Trump Administration’s Title IX?

Second grade parents implore the district to reconsider, citing the life-changing impact the program has had on their kids.

If you've never been to Tulip Time, or it's been awhile since you've gone, stick with us and you'll be saying "leuke tulpen" (nice tulips) in no time.

Just over a year ago, the Biden-Harris Administration released revisions to Title IX, stirring up parents across the county. Since then a lot has changed.

Lattes, cappuccinos, chocolate, milk, cheese, even pet food—if you’re not buying organic, you may want to pay attention to what's happening on dairy farms.

Is it spring? Still winter? On a Monday you were in shorts and by Tuesday a scarf and mittens. Wednesday—windows rolled down, Thursday—seat heaters on. Friday—you uncovered your plants, Saturday—covered them. Welcome to maple syrup season in Michigan!

Heading into the 2024 deer season, conditions were ripe for an influx of disease on Michigan's deer herd.

As rabbit hunting season comes to a close on March 31st, here’s a look back at what for the last two decades has been one of the highlights, the annual Rabbit Contest at Grand Valley Sporting Goods in Allendale.

Ice fishing. It's not every day you find people with the grit to withstand wind, snow, and below-freezing temperatures just to carve a hole in some ice and twitch a lure—all in the hopes of enticing the fish beneath them. But you do find those diehards in West Michigan, and a surprising number are women.