‘Teslas and toilet paper’: The Fab Lab kicks off new tech series tonight, April 23
The Lakeshore Fab Lab, a downtown Muskegon technological and entrepreneurial hub, is kicking off a new “Tech Talk” series tonight,
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Author: Anna Gustafson
Five residents at Norton Shores assisted living centers die from Covid-19, Muskegon health officials report
Five residents at two assisted living centers in Norton Shores have died from Covid-19, Muskegon County health officials reported Wednesday,
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Parties in the Park season canceled due to Covid-19
Following discussions with local health officials and other area events organizers, the Parties in the Park Board of Directors announced
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‘Physically distant, socially united’: Aldea Coffee asks public to join them in week-long Earth Day cleanups
Every year, Aldea Coffee’s owners and employees look forward to Earth Day. They plan sustainability workshops, host beach cleanups, and
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As Muskegon residents face layoffs and furloughs, Community enCompass forgives April rent and works to keep families in their homes
Like many of us, Dianna Williams is taking life in the wake of the coronavirus day by day. Hour by
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EM General accused of ripping off face mask customers during coronavirus pandemic: Attorney General Nessel
The state attorney general’s office announced it is investigating the Muskegon-based EM General for allegedly ripping off customers who paid
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Looking for work? Virtual job fair will be held next Tuesday, April 21 and Thursday, April 23
As a historic number of people file for unemployment benefits in Michigan, and across the country, West Michigan Works! will
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From schools and restaurants to sports teams and nonprofits, more than 100 Muskegon groups come together to fight coronavirus
The faces that fill the screen are from Muskegon schools, sports teams and restaurants. Nonprofits, religious groups, and arts organizations.
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Together, Muskegon can make a difference: How to fight and care for each other during COVID-19 crisis
This op-ed is written by Muskegon County Public Health Officer Kathy Moore and HealthWest Executive Director Julia Rupp. COVID-19 is
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‘We plan on being here when this is all over’: Muskegon businesses focus on serving their community during coronavirus crisis
These streets have known emptiness before. They’ve known dirt and tumbleweeds. Halted construction and few people walking down them. But
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