The new year brings fresh starts and renewed commitments. Families across Grandville and Holland are setting goals, making plans, and thinking about positive changes for
December in West Michigan brings magical events like Holland’s Parade of Lights, Magic at the Mill at DeZwaan windmill, and Grandville’s Christmas at the Commons.
Winter break is the longest school vacation of the year. Students from Grandville, West Ottawa, and Holland schools typically get two full weeks off, from
Thanksgiving dinner is supposed to be about gratitude and family, not about a teenager sitting at the table worried about breaking a bracket. If someone
Thanksgiving weekend means travel for many families in Grandville and Holland. Whether you’re driving a few hours to see relatives in another part of Michigan
Thanksgiving break means freedom from school, sleeping in, and relaxed rules around bedtime and screen time. For many families, the week of Thanksgiving involves a
November is just around the corner, and with it comes Thanksgiving, Christmas shopping, winter break, and New Year’s celebrations. For families considering orthodontic treatment, this
Halloween night in Grandville and Holland means neighborhoods full of costumed kids, porch lights on, and pillowcases that get heavier with every house. By the
Halloween parties are everywhere in late October. School parties with cupcakes and candy corn, trunk-or-treat events in church parking lots, neighborhood gatherings with bobbing for
Back-to-school season brings new routines, fresh starts, and a natural opportunity to tackle things you’ve been putting off. If you’ve been thinking about orthodontic treatment
