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Gary Stevens chats with US House Rep. Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) about various Congressional issues during their weekly conversation on May 7, 2013.
Today's Headlines: The 84th Tulip Time Festival reaches the halfway mark of its eight-day run following the conclusion of this evening’s activities; it’s Election Day for some Lakeshore communities; a weekend water tank leak that shut down the Palisades nuclear power plant in Covert apparently sent "mildly radioactive" water into Lake Michigan; the safe recovery yesterday of three women in Cleveland held captive for over nine years has brought the national spotlight onto the issue of human trafficking; the Tigers are in Washington for what some pundits are calling a World Series Preview; the winning weather for Tulip Time continues along the Lakeshore.
Today's Headlines: Banner crowds have flocked to the Lakeshore since the Tulip Time Festival opened on Saturday; the 148th graduation ceremony of Hope College was held before a capacity crowd at the newly-renamed Smith Stadium in Holland yesterday; a 55-year-old music teacher at Grandville’s Calvin Christian High School died yesterday afternoon when he was hit pedaling his bicycle; officials of Korean-based LG Chem announced yesterday that production of lithium-ion batteries will begin in Holland in July; the gradual departure of the voice of Hope College continues; the Tigers head to Washington flushed with a sweep of the Astros in Houston; the winning weather for Tulip Time continues along the Lakeshore.
Gary Stevens chatted with Tom Renner on May 6, 2013, as he announced the relinquishing of his sports information duties at Hope College to focus on general school publicity.
Gary Stevens chats with Tulip Time Executive Director Gwen Auwerda on May 3, 2013, the day before the start of the 84th Tulip Time Festival in Holland.
Today's Headlines: The municipal budget for Fiscal 2014 in the city of Holland was approved by Council members last night; the countdown to Tulip Time continues ahead of Saturday’s scheduled opening of the eight-day festival that is Holland’s annual signature event; what is a new tax to one person is justice for another; the aftereffects of the sudden death of Fennville High multi-sport star Wes Leonard are still being felt more than two years after his collapse following a basketball game of a heart condition; the Tigers head out of town after a successful 7-2 homestand; more sunshine before rain descends once again along the Lakeshore.
Gary Stevens chats with Kelly Goward of the Macatawa Watershed Project about the proposed soil erosion project in Zeeland and the effects of recent rains on the Macatawa River during an April 30, 2013 conversation.
Today's Headlines: The rules of the road are for everyone, and a 70-year-old Holland man apparently paid for not following them with his life; the Jessica Heeringa case is overshadowing another missing person case along the Lakeshore; it's still not safe to go into the waters of the Grand River in Ottawa County; efforts to stop soil erosion around the bridge in Zeeland’s Paw Paw Bridge Park will be discussed during a public meeting tonight; the Tigers and Cubs continued winning last night; the Lakeshore will have a summer-like feeling to it outdoors the next couple of days.
Today's Headlines: A tense situation in Allegan ends peacefully; Holland welcomed the first full weekend of spring-like weather with a plethora of activities; the state budget ball is now in the Senate’s court this week; the Tigers, flush from flushing out Atlanta, host Minnesota tonight; rain returns tonight along the Lakeshore.
Crossroads Church Pastor Andy Fiero gives his Blessing of the Bikes during the annual motorcycle ministry event at the Ottawa County Fairgrounds on Apr. 28, 2013.
