Starting Tuesday, Dutch Girl Donuts will return to 24-hour service offering a chance to indulge in sweets when the urge hits any time of the day.

Jon Timmer, grandson of the Dutch Girl founders, will stay on to make the doughnuts using his family’s recipes. Timmer has worked in the family business for more than 20 years.

Lynch reopened Dutch Girl in May 2024 and since then, has worked to restore the shop’s former glory by purchasing new equipment, making repairs, coming up with seasonal flavors, ...

Dutch Girl Donuts was founded in 1947 by Timmer's parents, John and Cecelia Timmer. Back then, it was a former Dixie Cream Donut franchise before the Timmers later renamed it.

Dutch Girl Donuts to reopen in Detroit 00:57 (CBS DETROIT) - The iconic Dutch Girl Donuts is set to come to life again, and Detroit already can't wait for its return. According to their Facebook ...

A Dutch volleyball player allowed to compete at the Olympics despite raping a 12-year-old British girl has chosen to stay away from the athletes’ village in Paris. Steven van de Velde, sentenced ...

Dutch Girl closed in September 2021 following the death of second-generation owner Gene Timmer after a two-year battle with cancer. Timmer took over the business his parents started in 1947.

Dutch Girl is partnering with Royal Oak’s Ray’s Ice Cream to do a red velvet doughnut ice cream, which they’ll be samping it at the shop on the weekend of July 5.

As promised, the revived Dutch Girl Donuts in Detroit will once again offer customers 24-hour service. Starting next week, the storied doughnut shop at 19000 Woodward in Detroit will be open 24 ...

LANCASTER, Pa. — A girl was hit in the head by an item believed to have fallen from the pocket of someone on a roller coaster at Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster County, according to police.

Dutch Girl Donuts is a family affair. Jon Timmer is the grandson of the doughnut shop’s founders, John and Cecelia (the eponymous “Dutch girl”) Timmer, who first opened the spot in 1947.