Pullman, MI Events and More

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Holland cafe cited for containers of moldy strawberries

Each week, the Ottawa County Department of Public Health releases a round-up of recent safety inspections at restaurants, schools and other facilities. Adhering to proper safety practices is critical to preventing foodborne illness and promoting public health. The Sentinel publishes regular reports on “priority” violations — ones that could directly lead to contamination of food or increase the risk of transmitting a foodborne illness, as well as corrective measures taken. The Sentinel also reports on “priority foundation” violations — ones that could lead to a priority violation. The health department notes “core” violations, but The Sentinel only reports on those if there’s a significant accumulation at a single eatery or the inspection noted more serious violations. All reports are available at miottawa.org/health/environmental/food-services . Biggby Coffee 4676 32nd Ave. in Hudsonville Priority: Numerous items were holding at 44-47 degrees for an unknown amount of time in the squat cooler near the espresso machine, including milk, half-and-half, cold foam, whipped cream and oat milk. To correct, staff members discarded the foods. Core: The squat cooler near the espresso machine wasn't working properly The stir sticks were being stored in a hot well with water at 122 degrees between usage The squat cooler

Holland, MI · 2d

1360 The Ticket

Plainwell 7 Brew Shares Opening Date, And Another Michigan Location May Be Coming Soon

A new 7 Brew is getting ready to open in Plainwell, and a Facebook post has Southwest Michigan wondering if Sturgis is next.

Plainwell, MI · 1d

familydestinationsguide.com

Treat Yourself To The Best Steak Of Your Life At This Unassuming Michigan Restaurant

There’s a building in Holland, Michigan that looks like it might sell farm equipment or maybe tractor parts. Instead it’s hiding some of the best steak you’ll ever put in your mouth, and that is a beautiful kind of trickery. Let’s talk about Crazy Horse Steak House,...

Holland, MI · 5d

The Holland Sentinel

Three concerts coming as part of 'Christmas at the Civic' in Holland

Holland Civic Center will host three holiday concerts in December as part of the newly announced "Christmas at the Civic." According to a community announcement, each performance begins at 7:30 p.m. at 150 W. Eighth St. in Holland. Ted Vigil will open the series Dec. 2 with "Rocky Mountain Christmas: A John Denver Tribute." Those tickets are $40. Celtic Angels Christmas follows Dec. 7 with the Celtic Angels, Celtic Knights Dancers and Trinity Band Ensemble. Those tickets are $45. Dailey & Vincent will close the series Dec. 17 with "Candy Canes & Coal." Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent will combine bluegrass, country and gospel influences for their performance. Those tickets cost $50. More: When are Holland's major 2026 events? Here's a calendar. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit hollandciviccenter.com . This story was produced by reporter Nida Tazeen, ntazeen@usatodayco.com , with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: Three concerts coming as part of 'Christmas at the Civic' in Holland

Holland, MI · 2d

hastingsreminder.com

GOP candidates win local state House seats

Local Republicans Rachelle Smit, Brandon Strong and Angela Rigas won seats for area state House districts in the Nov. 3 election. Smit and Rigas were both incumbents, while Strong will be a newcomer in Lansing. 43rd House District. Smit, 46, of Martin Township in Allegan County was able to fend...

Allegan County, MI · 9h

thelakeshorewm.com

Allegan County senior services help older adults manage life at home

Patricia “Pat” Petersen can take a shower on her own. But having someone nearby in case she slips gives the 79-year-old Monterey Township resident a little more confidence. An in-home worker can step in when she needs help. Delivered meals helped her eat well after a hospital stay....

Allegan County, MI · 2d

The Holland Sentinel

Zeeland West football vs Middleville in regional final - scouting report

The third week of the playoffs is here and the Holland area has just one high school team that advanced to the regional finals. Here is a look at the matchup in the MHSAA playoffs. Middleville Thornapple Kellogg at Zeeland West WHAT: Division 3 regional final WHEN: 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13 WHERE: Zeeland Stadium RECORDS: Zeeland West 9-2, Middleville 8-3 PLAYOFF APPERANCES: Zeeland West 22, Middleville 16 LAST WEEK: Zeeland West beat Battle Creek Central 48-12, Middleville beat St. Joseph 41-13 More: How Zeeland West powered way to district title over Battle Creek Central More: Zeeland West football rolls past Niles without star running back to advance LAST MEETING: Middleville won 2-0 in 2020 (COVID-19 forfeit) SERIES HISTORY: Middleville leads 1-0 SCOUTING REPORT: Middleville finished third in the OK Blue with a loss to conference champion Grand Rapids Catholic Central and another to East Grand Rapids by a single point. Along the way, the Trojans crushed Hamilton, Holland Christian and Northview. Its other loss was to Division 1 Byron Center (50-41). Quarterback Micah Dock. runs the offense that is run driven with the occasional pass. The Trojans rushed for 293 yards last week against St. Joseph. … There were

Zeeland, MI · 2d

The Holland Sentinel

Holland Christian volleyball's revenge tour, stunning run ends in regional final

PLAINWELL - The stretch run of the season has been a revenge tour for the Maroons. The Holland Christian volleyball team avenged a loss to Zeeland East to earn a share of the OK Black Conference title, avenged another to South Christian to win the Division 2 district title. The next rematch was Grand Rapids Christian with a regional championship on the line. The revenge tour ended there in a 25-18, 25-15, 25-19 loss to the Eagles in the Division 2 regional final on Thursday, Nov. 12, at Plainwell High School. More: How Holland Christian volleyball came up big in the key moments to reach regional final "I had a feeling that our season was going to go like that. We started a little slow and the girls rose to the occasion in a lot of intense moments. Their mental toughness in those moments is something I am beyond proud of," Holland Christian coach Kylie Leeuw said. The Maroons started strong and hung on to a narrow lead early in the first set. But a huge kill down the middle by Sylvia Setsma by the Eagles, followed by a block then four HC errors turned the tables and put the

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Michigan Bargain Hunters Love Exploring This Unique Resale Shop In Allegan

A shop that sells just about anything except clothes sounds like a dare. I believe that one rule tells you everything about the fun waiting inside. Old radio cabinets share space with doors, silverware sets, and wooden signs. Antique fish set pieces sit near kitchen tools and hobby wood. Then...

Allegan, MI · 3d

WNDU

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‘A God-send’: Volunteers rake leaves at seniors’ homes across southwest Michigan

Michigan (WNDU) - Rakes were out in full force across southwest Michigan on November 12, all to help local seniors. From 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. on November 12, nearly 1,500 volunteers took to yards across Berrien, Cass and Van Buren Counties as part of “Rake a Difference.”. The...

Van Buren County, MI · 1d

Grand Rapids Magazine

Classic Comfort Food: You’ll Get It at Russ’

With autumn settling in and cooler weather upon us, it's time to seek out comfort food. One place you'll certainly find it is at a West Michigan restaurant staple.

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Seattle ON Tap

Hope Women's Soccer Takes Its NCAA Opener, But the Men's Squad Falls Short

Ncaab on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Hope women’s soccer wasted no time making a statement in their NCAA tournament opener, securing a big win and getting their championship run started right. But it wasn’t all good […]

Holland, MI · 12h

westmichigannewspop.com

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Nonprofit connects families with holiday assistance

Heart of West Michigan United Way is connecting residents with resources to help make the holidays a little brighter, while also making it easier for community members to support their neighbors through its annual Holiday Giving and Volunteering Guide. From sponsoring a child's holiday gifts to volunteering at a community...

Kent County, MI · 2d

The Battle Creek Enquirer

Centrica Care seeks volunteers to help families through grief

Centrica Care Navigators is looking for volunteers to help southwest Michigan residents and families cope with the loss of loved ones. The nonprofit needs volunteers for a variety of grief support programs, according to a community announcement. Volunteers may prepare grief support mailings and materials, organize resources, sort data and help with programs including “Walking Through Grief” and “Dinner with Friends.” Opportunities also include making grief support follow-up calls and preparing materials for upcoming camps and retreats. “Navigating grief is no easy journey, and our volunteers are an integral part of our grief support team,” Jodi Vanlerberghe, volunteer program manager at Centrica Care Navigators, said in the announcement. “With their help, we provide meaningful and impactful care to individuals and families experiencing loss. Whether helping prepare materials, assisting with our programs or offering a listening ear, their time and compassion make a huge difference in the lives of those we serve.” No special experience needed to volunteer Centrica Care Navigators also offers grief camps for children and retreats for adults with help from its staff and volunteers. Volunteers receive comprehensive training, ongoing guidance and educational resources to prepare them for their roles, according to the announcement. No special experience is

Van Buren County, MI · 20h

MLive

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Holland Planning Commission OKs boutique hotel at historic bank building

HOLLAND, MI — Holland officials have voted unanimously to approve a site plan to convert a historic downtown bank building into a 42-room boutique hotel. The decision occurred during the Holland Planning Commission’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The approval paves the way for the developers to transform the historic People’s State Bank building at 36 E. 8th Street into the Vault Hotel, bringing a new lodging option and pedestrian safety upgrades to the downtown historic district.

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Seniors receive help with fallen leaves in annual United Way "Rake a Difference"

INDIANA (WSBT) — If you're a senior, United Way of Southwest Michigan is holding its annual "Rake a Difference" program. “Rake a Difference” is an annual program that helps seniors with raking their lawns. The event is happening on November 12, 2026 from 8a.m. to 5p.m. The program...

Van Buren County, MI · 2d

hoodline.com

MSA Lakeshore Triples Its Holland Twp Campus With Massive New Sports Complex

Michigan Sports Academies Lakeshore has finished a major expansion at its Holland Township location, more than tripling the size of its campus from 3 acres to 10 acres. The project added 54,150 square feet of indoor space, transforming what was once a single athletic building into a sprawling youth sports complex at 12429 Ransom St.

Holland, MI · 3d

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Meet the 2026 HYPE Contestants

HYPE is proud to announce the contestant finalists; come support them on November 18th at the Solarium by Watermark. In August, the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber announced the return of HYPE – Highlighting Young Professional Excellence – for its third year. The Shark Tank-style pitch competition gives early-stage business owners across Berrien, Cass, and Van Buren Counties a platform to showcase their businesses, connect with the community, and compete for funding and in-kind resources.

Stevensville, MI · 3d

arcwestmichigan.com

Food service workers pose for silly calendar, raise money to fight food insecurity

OTSEGO, Mich. — The Otsego Public Schools food director is helping battle food insecurity by selling calendars with food service workers in silly outfits and poses. While serving students free breakfast and lunch, Julie Guthrie recognized it's a tough time of year and some students don’t always know what they're going to eat when they go home.

Otsego, MI · 1d

Fox17

Merchants and Makers returning to Holland Civic Center

Merchants and Makers is the largest local artisan maker group out of West Michigan, where local artists and makers gather in one spot to set up shop, enjoy the community connections, as well as help local customers find that perfect unique gift while also supporting local artists. Just in time...