An Allegan County judge has ruled Saugatuck’s ordinance regulating the number of opinion signs a property owner may display at once is unconstitutional.
Editor’s Note: While we do not have photos to accompany this innaugural contest, The Allegan County News hopes to include photos in the rest of the nomination announcements.
Otsego is considering a series of changes next year to transform its downtown into a more pedestrian-friendly space that will hopefully be better for local business.
The ethical conduct of Dorr Township Board member Patty Senneker came under fire at the Monday, Aug. 25, board meeting while Senneker herself was absent.
In order to make the best use of funds, Love In the Name of Christ is consolidating its Allegan Heart to Heart store with the Hamilton location.
Two-way traffic along Trowbridge Street in Allegan will extend one more block after it is resurfaced in the fall.
A plan to raise Dumont Lake’s water level received court approval today.
Gun Plain Township planning commissioners tabled discussion of a site plan for a proposed 11-unit condominium development near Lake Doster.
When nine people failed to show up for jury selection for a trial Aug; 6, the proceeding had to be rescheduled to September as there were too few in the jury pool.
A new trial is a possibility for Earl Kranz.
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