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From Heritage Landing to Pere Marquette, a push to expand public art in Muskegon

Entering Pere Marquette Beach, the water, sand and sky converge, creating a kaleidoscope of color and scenes of sailing, beach

While this summer’s Lakeshore Art Festival was canceled due to Covid-19, community leaders were determined to still honor the annual

Masked West Michigan Symphony musicians recently took to the stage at the Frauenthal Center in downtown Muskegon for a concert

Officials said a swell of public enthusiasm over murals planned for two large railroad overpasses on Seaway Drive prompted them

Beginning Thursday, June 25, the Olthoff Stage at the corner of Western Avenue and Third Street in downtown Muskegon will

In these past months, it was the emptiness that made Hackley Public Library Director Joe Zappacosta the most sad: the

For months, restaurant doors have been closed, their windows adorned with colorful signs saying, “We hope to see you soon!”

Following about two and a half months of being shut down to curb the spread of Covid-19, retail stores, restaurants,

Following discussions with local health officials and other area events organizers, the Parties in the Park Board of Directors announced

April 7, 2020 Anna Gustafson 0 Comments

Following Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s decision to close all K-12 school buildings through the end of the school year in an

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