Feds: Grand Rapids man arrested in nationwide $1M scheme targeting shopping apps
Authorities earlier this week arrested a Grand Rapids man who is accused of participating in a nationwide scheme that netted more than $1 million.
Health inspections: Local facility closed due to ‘imminent health hazard’
Each week, the Ottawa County Department of Public Health releases a round-up of recent safety inspections at restaurants, schools and other facilities. Adhering to proper safety practices is critical to preventing foodborne illness and promoting public health. The Holland Sentinel, in 2025, is publishing regular...
‘A reminder of my son:’ Park bench in Grand Rapids now bears the name...
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A plaque at a park in Grand Rapids, newly installed, now honors the life of Amillier Penn, a 15-year-old boy who was shot and killed in the city more than a year ago. On Thursday, a worker for the City of Grand Rapids Parks Department...
Free arts and music festival debuts in Grand Rapids
On Aug. 23, visitors to Sullivan Field can enjoy an all-day music festival with over 40 art vendors and performances from West Michigan alternative bands — all completely free.
Iconic Grand Rapids Concert Stage Hits Facebook Marketplace
If you've got some extra space and a love for live music, a piece of West Michigan music history just hit Facebook Marketplace, and you might want to check it out. If you're a music fan in Grand Rapids, chances are you recognize this stage right off the bat. Stage...
Two WWII veterans to serve as grand marshals for Celebration Honor Parade in Grand...
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Two World War II veterans with a combined age of 200 years will serve as grand marshals for Monday, Sept. 1st's Greatest Generation Celebration Honor Parade through downtown Grand Rapids. The parade is a part of a week-long celebration commemorating the Greatest Generation in Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids mulls noise ordinance, citing privacy concerns
Privacy and peace concerns prompted a preliminary proposal from the Grand Rapids City Attorney's Office this week as it gauged the city commission's interest in adapting a noise ordinance.
Meijer faces federal lawsuit from Canadian retailer over trademark dispute
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Roots, a Canadian company that makes casual apparel, leather goods, footwear, bags, home goods and more, has filed a federal trademark lawsuit against Meijer. In its lawsuit, Roots says Meijer’s development of a children’s clothing line called ROOTS & THREADS will “create confusion among...
Michigan Restaurant Named One Of America’s Best Pizza Joints
One of America's top spots for the most delicious slice of pizza can be found in Michigan.
Locals Reflect on The Clock: A Grand Rapids Staple
A Grand Rapids restaurant that opened in 1974 and was demolished in 2006 is still revered by many area residents. There's nothing like a 24-hour greasy spoon diner serving breakfast any time. These types of diners have long been a favorite of Michiganders. "Greasy Spoon" Who doesn't love a good...