Muskegon celebrates groundbreaking on $19 million convention center in heart of downtown
Amid chilly May temperatures and a showing of protesters from local construction trades, Muskegon officials gathered on Fourth Street Wednesday
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Business
Downtown Muskegon’s Western Market set to open May 25 with nine new vendors and eight returning shops
Downtown Muskegon’s Western Market is set to make its debut for the 2019 season on Saturday, May 25, with the
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Food truck rallies, live music, retro expo & more: Muskegon Farmers Market celebrates opening of 2019 outdoor season
The outdoor Muskegon Farmers Market is back, and the 2019 season is going to be a whirlwind of food truck
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With a whirlwind of fried fish, chicken and waffles, rib tips & more, Lott and Big Weezy’s Kitchen is a celebration of soul food—and second chances—in Muskegon Heights
At Lott and Big Weezy’s Kitchen, a new soul food restaurant at 169 E. Broadway in Muskegon Heights, the door
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A new era for Pigeon Hill: Muskegon brewery moves into Shoreline Drive production facility, will debut taproom, kitchen & more
When Pigeon Hill Brewing Company owners Michael Brower, Joel Kamp and Chad Doane look out at their brewery’s expansive new
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A rising Midtown: Streetscape project aims to make a growing Third Street more pedestrian-friendly & boost investment in historic area
Looking out the windows of the Muskegon YMCA Thursday afternoon, Mayor Stephen Gawron focuses his eyes on a rain-soaked Third
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Food for the people: Muskegon trio launches Carrot Chariot with dreams of growing city’s access to local & affordable produce
When William Jeannot, Lou Jeannot and Jason Alberts envision the future of Muskegon, the three see a landscape providing food
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Muskegon Excellence Awards to honor business & nonprofit leaders, including Read Muskegon, The Station Grill, USS Silversides Submarine Museum and more
From working to promote literacy to a World War II submarine educating the public about the country’s naval history, the
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Lakeshore Drive set to undergo transformation with $6.1 million construction project that begins April 15; Lakeside businesses to remain open during detour
Lakeshore Drive is set to undergo a major transformation beginning this Monday, April 15, with a $6.1 million construction project
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‘A town that takes care of its own’: As Pigeon Hill celebrates its fifth anniversary, the brewery raises its glass to Muskegon’s past, present and future
At first, people told them they were crazy. They were crazy for wanting to open a brewery in downtown Muskegon.
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