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Many in West Michigan have seen a familiar face on ABC's "The Bachelor", which began its 19th season with a three-hour special Monday night. Hudsonville High School graduate Kelsey Poe is on the show and considered among the favorites.

Those of you who have been waiting patiently to try the winner of Hudsonville Ice Cream’s winter contest will have to wait no more. Hudsonville's new winter seasonal flavors are now available in stores.

Sometimes less is more, but not in Hudsonville on July 27. The Hudsonville community is coming together in an attempt to enter the record books with the world's longest salad bar.

There are so many great things about this time of year, including the various fun outdoor things that happen.  Take, for instance, the Hudsonville Downtown Movie Night! As part of the Saladbowl Bash on July 27th, they're bringing another movie to downtown Hudsonville...

The Michigan Department of Education has released its annual report card and rankings of Michigan's public schools. A number of West Michigan schools scored very well, while a few did not.

You know it's a serious heatwave when it's so hot that it buckles the pavement on a highway.  Last Friday, that's exactly what happened on I-196 near Hudsonville. I-196 rose as much as ten inches because of the heat. It was hot enough to buckle the highway, but was it hot enought to fry an egg on I-196?

It was a very successful weekend for West Michigan high school teams.  Unity Christian, Calvin Christian, Hudsonville, Grand Rapids Christian, Hamilton, and West Catholic all brought home either team or individual championships!

Andy Rent is taking his show on the road this Holiday Season and is coming to your town! This week was a busy one for Andy with stops in Rockford at Jody's Restaurant and in Hudsonville at the Rainbow Grille!

Hey Hudsonville...turn on the lights! The Hudsonville Arts Council is sponsoring their "Lights Spectacular."  They hope it will be a fun new way to showcase homeowners and businesses unique and creative Christmas light displays.

In just over a week, the citizens of Grand Rapids and its suburbs will have some decisions to make about education, taxes and transportation.