Holland

Located on the shores of little Lake Macatawa, just off the coast of expansive Lake Michigan, Holland is the epicenter of West Michigan's Dutch history and culture. Not surprisingly, then, the city is perhaps best known for its annual Tulip Time Festival in May.

But there's much more to the Tulip City than, well, tulips. The city's downtown is on the National Register of Historic Places and boasts as much retail activity as any urban core in the region. The community is flush with wildly popular waterfront beaches like Tunnel Park and Holland State Park. And Hope College lends the clean, conservative town a bit of youthful spirit.

Holland is the quintessential family town that's a choice destination to work, live, and recreate.

Metro Health heart and vascular services aim to fill healthcare need in Holland


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Charles Mason curates connections at Hope's new art museum


Holland BPW unveils new clean energy electric generating "park" with greenway trails, education


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Shop Hop and shop local for the holidays


VIDEO: Bill Fluharty, TEDx Macatawa


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Mountain bikers blaze new trails in West Michigan


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Funky Buddha heats up the West Michigan yoga scene


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What it really means to support the arts for kids


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G-Sync: I'm Moving to... Kalkaska!


Longtime Holland meat market embraces change -- a new home in Grand Rapids' Downtown Market


Holland's Code Blue looks to enter South American security markets, aims to add 10 technology jobs


Downtown Holland's New Holland Brewing pub plans $1M expansion in time for Tulip Time


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G-Sync: WWBSD (or The Future... Again)


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G-Sync: A Brazen Act of Plagiarism


Last portion of historic Holland middle school campus renovated as state-of-the-art day center


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An Old-Fashioned Barn Raising in Holland


Booker Barber College opens in Holland, aims to bring traditional barbershops back