‘Wow, this is Muskegon’: As the Heritage Museum grows, an emphasis on making the region’s history accessible to all
As community leaders packed the Muskegon Heritage Museum at 561 W. Western Ave. last Thursday, the doors to the venue’s
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Arts & Culture
From mental health to housing (and much more), South Heights photography exhibition is a powerful exploration of our community
When the South Heights PhotoVoice Initiative exhibition premieres Friday, June 7, the images it will display will raise deeply important
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Blended Furniture Market celebrates third anniversary with giant mural from Muskegon artist Jimmy Cobb
If you’ve driven down Seminole Road in Norton Shores recently, you’ve likely noticed an explosion of color emanating from the
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PIP PIP Hooray: Parties in the Park kicks off this Friday, May 31 with its own specialty brew from Pigeon Hill, live music & local food vendors
The 35th annual Parties in the Park kicks off in downtown Muskegon’s Hackley Park this Friday, May 31 with a
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Free after-hours tours at Hackley Public Library will be held every Thursday in June
Beginning Thursday, June 6, the public will have the chance to dive into Hackley Public Library’s history and learn fascinating
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‘Lights, Camera, Rock ‘n’ Roll’: Muskegon Museum of Art’s new exhibition to showcase the music photography of Paul Jendrasiak
Paul McCartney at the Van Andel in Grand Rapids? Paul Jendrasiak was there. Metallica at Muskegon’s L.C. Walker Arena? He
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‘A way to cope with life’: How the Muskegon Area Dance Lovers is connecting the community—and getting us all to tap our feet
When Florencia Colella was planning to move from her home country of Argentina to Muskegon in order to work with
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Back from the Brink: Free community event highlights local efforts to restore Muskegon Lake
Once a hub of industrial activity, Muskegon Lake has gone from being lined with foundries and factories to playing a
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‘The best day of their lives’: How the West Michigan Symphony Link Up program is changing the way students see music
As the confetti begins to fly after the West Michigan Symphony wraps up its rendition of John Phillip Sousa’s “Stars
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‘Dancing with the Local Stars’ surpasses goal of raising $1 million for Muskegon food pantries and programs
In Muskegon County, about 25,000 people face food insecurity—and the Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce [WDCC], a local nonprofit, is
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