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For years, they’ve known Muskegon from the seat of a bicycle. They’ve seen its growth while maneuvering through city streets,
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Muskegon County’s proposal to purchase 377 acres of the former Nugent Sand property in Norton Shores and transform it into
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One of the largest remaining tracts of Lake Michigan frontage in the state of Michigan could become a public recreational
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As snow fell lightly on an open field by Seventh Street in Muskegon’s Nelson neighborhood, a group of people representing
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From a whirlwind of restaurant openings and continued downtown growth to the first-ever Muskegon County Latino Festival, students being at
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A decade ago, a housing complex in a century-old building burned down in Muskegon’s Nelson neighborhood, leaving in its wake
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A six-story mixed-use development that’s expected to create 61 new jobs in downtown Muskegon, The Leonard, is slated to break
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The story of Radium Photo is, in many ways, the story of Muskegon. The second oldest operating business in the
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When Aldea Coffee opens its doors to the public at 7am this Friday, Oct. 18 at 794 Pine St., it
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What makes Muskegon livable? Or hard to live in? What would make it a better, more equitable place? For you?
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