Holland Sentinel

The Coopersville Observer is a community newspaper established in 1880 and has evolved into a bi-weekly publication serving the Coopersville area. Independently owned by the Snowdin family since 1996, the paper focuses on promoting local news, stories, and businesses, further enriching the unique character of the community. With a commitment to showcasing the individuality and personality of its readership, The Observer ensures that the voices of Coopersville, Conklin, Marne, Lamont, and Ravenna are heard. As the sole publication reaching over 6,700 homes in the area on a bi-weekly basis, it plays a crucial role in connecting residents to local businesses and fostering community spirit. Generated from the website

Jenison Printing is a printing company based in Georgetown Twp, MI, specializing in a wide range of printing services for individuals and businesses. They offer high-quality printing solutions for various needs, from business cards and brochures to banners and promotional materials. With a focus on customer satisfaction and attention to detail, Jenison Printing strives to deliver professional and timely printing services to meet their clients' diverse requirements. Their experienced team is dedicated to providing top-notch printing products that exceed expectations. Generated from their business information

Booth Newspapers is a group of eight daily newspapers serving the key Michigan communities of Ann Arbor, Bay City, Flint, Grand Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Muskegon and Saginaw. The group of daily newspapers includes The Muskegon Chronicle, The Grand Rapids Press, The Kalamazoo Gazette, The Bay City Times, The Saginaw News, The Flint Journal, The Ann Arbor News and The Jackson Citizen Patriot. Booth markets represent 28 percent of all Michigan adults. Every day, 1.2 million adults in Booth markets turn to its award-winning combination of diverse employers, investment in education, cultural treasures and stunning natural resources. Its readers are affluent, educated and very loyal to their hometown newspaper.