Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 24th of August.
Good morning, Grand Rapids.
The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians is exploring new development options for 170 acres after a long-stalled casino hotel project in Fruitport Township remained unresolved because state and federal approvals are needed due to the land not being tribal trust land.
Anna's Little Bakery opens in Hudsonville at 5400 School Ave, Suite 140 with custom desserts and gourmet lattes on offer.
Owner Anna Vruegdenhil created a welcoming spot for families & students with unique decor and comfy seating throughout the week.
Starting in 2027, Michigan hunters will be allowed one buck per season with a chance for a second as the new rule aims to improve deer management.
Mark Kenyon from MeatEater noted the removal of the high-powered rifle line in the Lower Peninsula to modernize hunting practices.
Holland City Council approved up to $22M in bonds on Aug.
19 to fund an 83,000 sqft recreation center near Smallenburg Park (including a $5M private donation). Construction is set to begin in November after final approvals are received.
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