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GOP stampede features comeback by Donald Trump
To say that the Republican Party regained its chops Tuesday in the general election would be an understatement. Not only did standard bearer Donald Trump win a second term as…
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City wins $450,000 MDOT grant for W. Superior, Reno
The Wayland City Council Monday night learned that the city will receive a $450,000 Michigan Department of Transportation Grant to resurface West Superior Street to Reno Drive. New City Manager…
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Bids for work on new pool to be opened Dec. 12
School board member Pet Zondervan points to part of the new pool artist's renderings while asking a question of Supt. Tim Reeves. Members of the Wayland Board of Education examined…
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State Rep. races better described as ‘no contests’
Rachelle Smit The political contests in for state representative in northeast and middle of Allegan County are interesting, but, as usual, the challengers face daunting tasks. It’s been a long…
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Dorr Twp. officials racing to use it or lose ARPA fund
The parking lot at the new township hall, formerly Crosswinds Church. The Dorr Township Board is trying to avoid consequences of a potential “use it or lose it” federal revenue…
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Area non-partisan elections will have genuine contests
Theresa Dobry Dan Cassini While the partisan elections for township board in northeast Allegan County are all incumbents and the like unopposed, races for non-partisan positions on the three area…
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Dorr pallet sales hearing will be held Nov. 19
The Dorr Township Planning Commission will have three public hearings at its 7 p.m. meeting Tuesday, Nov. 19. One of the hearings will be to try to define rules for…
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GRI Moline offers scaled down development plan
It appears that GRI Moline is coming back with modified request for its proposed residential and commercial development at 5401 Division Ave. on 57 acres , with a trimmed down…
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Martin residents seek air bed & breakfast rules
The Martin Township Board Wednesday evening was asked by two local residents, mother and son, to craft an ordinance regulating bed and breakfast businesses. Lori and Chase Meade said a…
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Warehouse planned for odd-shaped parcel
The Wayland City Planning Commission Tuesday evening approved a site plan request from Trygon Investment Fund, paving the way for establishment of an industrial warehouse at 1135 133rd Ave. The…