Not long ago, the historic Danish Cultural Center, sitting in the heart of the Danish Festival City, was in a state of ...

Halfway through their annual week of band camp, with the temperature settled into a sizzling 86 degrees, the members of the ...

The annual Miss Danish Scholarship Pageant will take place at 6 p.m. this evening (Saturday) at the Greenville Area Community Center. Tickets will be for sale at the door ($10 for adults, $5 for ...

Big changes are in store for the Tri County athletic department this upcoming school year. For the last 20 years, the pay-to-participate fees have been used to help fund the needs of any and all ...

For more than six decades, the Danish Festival has brought heritage, heart and hygge to the streets of downtown Greenville.  The 61st annual celebration aims to do so again with an expanded lineup of ...

Good morning from a quiet Yoder household.  Soft breezes waft into the house, making it downright chilly. But who wants to close windows after all that heat the last weeks?

Many have heard about the mass stabbing at a Walmart in Traverse City on July 27, in which 11 people were injured.  News reports shared the suspect’s history of involvement in the legal and mental ...

During its latest regular meeting on July 28, the Ionia Public Schools Board of Education voted to ask voters this November if the school district can borrow $84.5 million for improvements. The board ...

The Belding Library receives contributions to the memorial program throughout the year; many people also make annual gifts in the name of a family member or special friend, often at Christmas or on ...

Human nature being what it is, if you have friends who are doctors or lawyers, be honest,  you've probably abused that friendship by trying to get some advice on this or that without having to pay ...

After months of collaboration between city officials, residents, stakeholders and planning consultant Williams & Works, the city of Ionia’s updated Master Plan is ready for the next step: Public ...

A special meeting of the Belvidere Township Board on Wednesday began with resident Eric VanHouten begging board members, “I hope you will take this time to heal and move forward from what’s been going ...