OTTAWA COUNTY, Mich. — The Ottawa County Republican Party is distancing itself from a county precinct delegate who admits he recently posted support for Adolf Hitler online and denied the Holocaust.

A group of Ottawa County elected officials has responded days after a precinct delegate posted on social media referring to ...

OTTAWA COUNTY, Mich. — The Ottawa County Republican Party is speaking out about comments made by a precinct delegate in Chester Township, calling the comments "abhorrent." Ryan Anderson ...

The sixteen elected officials of Ottawa County released a joint statement Friday, Feb. 28, "unequivocally condemning" several social media posts "glorying Adolf Hitler" and denying the existence ...

OTTAWA COUNTY, Mich. — A group of Ottawa County elected officials has responded days after a precinct delegate posted on social media referring to Hitler as a hero. Ryan Anderson is a precinct ...

The Ottawa County Republican Party has "unequivocally condemn(ed)" statements from one of its members, saying he "expressed admiration for Adolf Hitler and denied the Holocaust." ...

OTTAWA COUNTY, MI -- Ottawa County has narrowed a list of candidates for the long-vacant county administrator job to three. The finalists were announced Friday, June 6. Ottawa County’s last full ...

With streams, inland lakes and of course Lake Michigan, it seems like the seventh largest county in Michigan should be overflowing with water. But with 306,575 people, Ottawa County is one of the ...

But with 306,575 people, Ottawa County is one of the fastest-growing counties in the state. In rural areas, farms, businesses and new homes are dependent on water drawn from wells.

It’s one of Michigan’s fastest growing counties. According to the 2024 census, Ottawa County has 306,000 people. But for over a year, it hasn’t had a permanent county administrator.

Ottawa County board members are divided on whether using the county logo in letters expressing personal views implies the full board's endorsement. Skip to Article. Set weather.

OTTAWA COUNTY, MI - Lakeshore Visual Arts Collective (LVAC) will transform a West Michigan park into a pop-up art venue for one night this month.