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NEWSFLASH! The Story of Journalism in Holland

Holland Museum Exhibit, "NEWSFLASH! The Story of Journalism in Holland" featuring the collection of Randy Vande Water, local photographer, journalist, and historian.

November 17-April 8, 2024

Opening on November 17, 2024 Newsflash! The Story of Journalism in Holland reflects on the history of local media outlets including the Holland Sentinel and WHTC. In addition, this exhibit explores the evolution of journalism and the important role it has played in developing the City of Holland. Many of the objects on display come from the collection of local photographer, journalist, and historian Randy Vande Water.

A picture of Mike Myrick (12) getting ready to deliver the Holland Sentinel, October 1960.

Mike Myrick (12), getting ready to deliver the Holland Sentinel, October 1960.

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