The future looks bright for healthcare in Ottawa County
The healthcare environment in the U.S. became increasingly challenging post-pandemic, with independent community hospitals being the hardest hit.
Judge signals that officials' private devices exempt from FOIA requests
An Allegan County judge signaled Monday that she likely would rule that Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act does not cover public officials’ private devices and accounts.
Another impeachment, already? Third time is the charm
Impeachment is a drastic measure, but it was put into the Constitution for a reason, and the third time could be the charm.
Squatch finds home in West Michigan for ‘rule-breaking’ prog-jazz fusion
The band Squatch aims to release its second album in 2025, along with more singles.
Rhonda Sider Edgington: I finally get it: A tribute to tribute bands
Now I see what tribute bands offer us — the chance to gather with other fans and celebrate our love of some great music together.
Ottawa News Network to host listening tour event in Holland
Ottawa News Network is continuing its show on the road with its next listening tour stop.
'We're in this bad deal because of you': Gibbs lawsuit settled as allegations fly between officials
The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners may have settled its latest lawsuit with its former administrator, but tension continues to mount between the board’s new leadership and Ottawa Impact commissioners who are now in the minority.
Letter to the Editor: President Trump’s threats to law, order
If President Trump can incite violent insurrection, pardon those convicted of violent attempts to disrupt a democratic electoral process, and be immune to the just consequences of breaking the law, we can no longer call our nation a Constitutional democracy.
Community Calendar: February
Here are all the latest happenings for February.