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Downtown offers family activities and entertainment throughout the summer
Families, residents, and visitors are invited to enjoy the summer season with the return of two popular community programs.
Two women driving life-changing impact
The event has raised more than $10,000 annually to help fund the training and placement of custom-trained assistance dogs, provided completely free of charge to clients.
Hospital adds next-generation robotic surgery technology
The versatile platform will be utilized across a range of minimally invasive specialties, including bariatric, general, gynecological, and urological.
Entrepreneur honored for advancing accessibility and inclusion
What began as a personal challenge evolved into a broader mission centered on accessibility, independence, and inclusion.
Pops at the Pier to feature hits from Broadway and the big screen
The evening begins early with a pre-concert performance by the Holland Concert Jazz Orchestra.
Lakeshore farmers market opens, welcomes new vendors
Customers are encouraged to shop early in the day for the best product selection.
Hospital celebrates first-ever nursing scholarship recipients
The Nursing Scholars program was designed to remove financial barriers for aspiring nurses while creating a direct pipeline for talent to remain in the community.
State training grants help lakeshore employer strengthen workforce
Cycle 2 of the 2026 Going Pro Talent Fund is open through April 24.
Downtown to host spring break promotion for “staycationers”
The first 1,000 visitors will receive a free Downtown Holland tote bag, along with an official Spring Fling shopping and dining passport, and a boarding pass featuring “flight” specials at participating restaurants.
Regional hiring events offer immediate career opportunities
Job seekers will have the opportunity to engage in on-site conversations, explore available openings across a range of industries, and, in some cases, participate in same-day interviews.
Hospital to host career fair
The hospital is hiring for all shifts, including entry-level, clinical and non-clinical, technical, and professional positions.
Former Detroit Lions QB to share his comeback story
Beyond his NFL accomplishments with the Lions, Bears, and Falcons, Kramer is recognized for his powerful journey toward hope.
Construction company announces leadership transitions
As the company begins its 81st year in business, it has made several key leadership transitions.
Downtown to host ice festival and 5K run
The two-day event will feature frozen games, interactive sculptures for photo ops, and over 20 commissioned ice displays from local businesses and organizations.
Hospital opens scholarship applications for future healthcare professionals
The scholarships provide financial assistance to students pursuing careers across a variety of healthcare-related fields.
Health and social services provider assumes operations of lakeshore housing program
The planned change in operational control is designed to preserve and strengthen program’s mission, services, and legacy.
Cultural cookoff returns to the lakeshore in February
The event showcases and supports minority-owned businesses and highlights international cuisine.
Orthopedic surgeon completes 2,000 robotic-assisted knee replacements
He is the first orthopedic surgeon in West Michigan to be certified in Mako SmartRobotics™ for both partial and total knee replacement.
Hope College alum’s book becomes Netflix film
The story follows two best friends whose yearly summer trips blur the lines between friendship and something more.
Lakeshore pickleball company named Business of the Year
Revolin Sports began when its co-founder, Hugh Davis, won his first pickleball tournament in 2014 with premium paddles that kept breaking.
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