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Gabriel Caratini (left) and Abram VanderWeele power through the water during Sunday's Run-A-Muck race at Scholl Farms in Montague.
Nora Inman splashes down into a pool of water on the course during Sunday's Run-A-Muck race at Scholl Farms in Montague.
Murray Andree, Gus Parling and Rachel Orange navigate the tall mound of dirt leading into a water obstacle during Sunday's Run-A-Muck race at Scholl Farms in Montague.
Montague players (in blue) defend against Oakridge during the quarterfinals of Monday's JV girls basketball league tournament in Whitehall. The Wildcats beat Oakridge and advanced to the semifinals.
Whitehall and Shelby face off in the quarterfinals of Monday's JV girls basketball league tournament at the Viking Athletic Center. A very young Whitehall team fell to the Tigers, who went on to win the tournament.
Whitehall's Bobby Jazwinski (left) rounds a turn at the New Balance Nationals Friday. Jazwinski set the Vikings' 3,200-meter record in the meet, placing 11th overall. Courtesy Photo
Hart’s Caleb Ackley (seated) celebrates his decision to play basketball at Cornerstone University May 7 at the high school with his family. Behind Ackley, from left, are sister Lynae, father Kevin, mother Britney and brother Grant.
Hart’s Grace Hallack (second from right) celebrates her decision to cheer at Northern Michigan University May 7 at the high school with her family. With Hallack, from left, are father Jeremy, mother Heather and former Hart cheer coach Jen Hlady.
Cody Tubbs provided an individual highlight during the Joe Foster Open, making a hole-in-one on the 7th hole, using an 8 iron. Courtesy Photo
Kyle Snell (left) and David Rawlinson celebrate winning the Joe Foster Open Sunday at Oceana Golf Club. The duo opened the tournament with a 66 in the best-ball format and held on to win by a stroke. Courtesy Photo
The foursome of, from left, Chris Griffin, Jim Current, Mike DeRuiter and Wes VanderWilk celebrate their win at the Bob and Maryann Hukill Memorial Fireman’s Spring Scramble at Benona Shores Golf Course May 31. Courtesy Photo
Asparagus Queen 2026 Shannon Beishuizen and 1st Runner-up Sami Weesies, above, received their crowns Friday, June 12, at the Oceana County Fairgrounds.
The oldest headstone in the Pentwater Township Cemetery is for little Willie Brillhart.