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Commissioner Terry Burns (R-Saugatuck Twp.) talks about the Allegan County Board's failure to pass a new budget, while Assistant South Haven City Manager Paul VandenBosch discusses a proposed US Bicycle Route 35 that would go through Holland. This program aired on Oct. 17, 2010.
Jim Storey of the Holland BPW Board talks about scouting wind farm sites, while Zeeland City Manager Tim Klunder goes over several issues, including a new contract with unionized Zeeland BPW workers. This program aired on Oct. 10, 2010.
Gary Stevens chats with retired state lawmaker Bill Van Regenmorter (R-Hudsonville) on the 25th anniversary of his Crime Victims Rights Act, and with U.S. House Representative Pete Hoekstra (R-Holland) on a new Intelligence funding bill in Congress. The program aired on Oct. 3, 2010.
Holland Police Capt. Jeff Velthouse and Holland Mayor Kurt Dykstra talk about the Tulip City's gang violence problem in a program that airs Sept. 26, 2010.
In the August 15, 2010 episode, former Holland Mayor Al McGeehan talks about his new job, and Holland BPW GM Loren Howard discusses renovations to the utility's wastewater treatment plant.
Brief conversations with Republican nominees Bill Huizenga (Congress), Arlan Meekhof (State Senate) and Amanda Price (State House).
Hear from the nine candidates vying for two nominations in Tuesday's Congressional Primary along the Lakeshore.
Comments from Andy Dillon, Virgil Bernaro, Pete Hoekstra, Mike Bouchard, Dr. Tom George and Mike Cox from their visits to GVSU's Grand Rapids campus for televised debates in June. This episode airs on July 25, 2010.
Holland Mayor Kurt Dykstra discusses utility rate hikes, a proposed gay anti-discrimination ordinance, merging of police and fire departments, and more with Red Kingman. This program aired on July 11, 2010.
The conclusion of a three-part series spotlightight the West Michigan Business Forum, whose leaders made a presentation before the Holland Area Chamber of Commerce on June 8, 2010.
