The rest of the nation continues to realize what we've known for years, West Michigan is a great place to live!
Last week, NBC's 'Today Show' named Holland as one of their affordable summer beach escapes.
Holy-shmoly...Tulip time is less than a month away. Where did the time go.
Tulip Time in Holland, is one of the top, major festivals in the United State. Maybe, international, since people do come from around the world. It's a fabulous gathering in West Michigan. But it doesn't happen without hundreds of volunteer putting in countless hours making it work.
U.S. News & World Report released their annual rankings of our nation's top schools last week.
Michigan's results include the fifth ranked high school in the country and a good showing from a few West Michigan area schools.
The Tulip Time Festival wrapped up today in Holland. It turns out the lack of tulips wasn't the only thing out of the ordinary on the festival's final day. A flash mob entertained the crowd at Saturday's parade.
Our warm spring has lead to early tulips, but it's nothing the experts in Holland can't handle. Tulips will be blooming, but that's just one of many reasons to visit. Prepare to bring the whole family to Holland, May 5 - May 12.
Our unusually warm spring has produced some early blooming tulips in Holland this year. That could have spelled trouble for Tulip Time, but special preparations are ensuring that thousands of tulips will be in full bloom in Holland for Tulip Time 2012.
Our warm March has thrown off our calendars causing problems for farmers, allergy sufferers, and Holland's Tulip Time Festival.
The tulips are coming early, but the Tulip Time Festival will go on as scheduled.
53 artists submitted 93 works for the 2012 Tulip Time Festival Poster Competition.
Last night, Brittany Strabbing's acrylic painting "Beautiful Dream" was announced as the winner.
It barely feels like winter, but it's time for Holland's annual January ice competition.
Every year, Holland partners with the National Ice Carving Association (who knew there was such a thing?) to host a collegiate carving competition.
Today is National Drug Take Back Day. The day is meant to highlight the need to properly dispose of prescription drugs. The cities of Holland and Wyoming are among those accepting the drop-off of old prescription drugs for proper disposal.
Surf's up...on Lake Michigan.
Friday's winds brought both big waves and crazy surfers to the beach on Lake Michigan. It brought even bigger waves to the middle of the lake, including one recorded at 21-feet.
