The Muskegon Rotary Club will host the second annual Harvest Fest fundraising event on October 24, 5–8 p.m. in downtown Muskegon.

Founded by educators Lindsay and Henry Cherry, the organization acts as a safe space of learning, connecting, and growing for African American students in our area.

During the quiet, uncertain months of the Covid-19 pandemic, Dr. Bryan Huffman, an ophthalmologist at Sight Eye Clinic in Holland, decided to take up an old hobby.

The SS Milwaukee Clipper became a museum at Navy Pier in Chicago, and then in Hammond, Indiana. In 1997 it moved to Muskegon, where it welcomes visitors aboard.

Photo and recipe from fustinis.com.

The journey of the Saugatuck Antiques Pavilion began when the original owners transformed the old Hansen Manufacturing factory into the Blue Star Antique Pavilion.

In this issue: Saugatuck Antiques Pavilion, SS Milwaukee Clipper, Swimming to Save Lives, recipes and more!

On Our Radar for September, 2024

In honor of the midsummer moniker, our friends at The Bookman, have put together this list of books that revolve around the central theme of— you guessed it—

Holland’s Obstacle No. 1 worthy of a visit.