Muskegon High School student Asia Hughes honored as first runner-up at Michigan Youth of the Year contest
Asia Hughes is making history. Hughes, a 16-year-old student at Muskegon High School, was named the first runner-up at the
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Education
From facing a brother’s death to raising six siblings, Muskegon Community College’s commencement speakers show what it means to be human in the face of heartbreak and adversity
When Maxwell Olmstead and Alana Tovar-Pineda take the stage to speak at Muskegon Community College’s 2019 commencement next month, their
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Muskegon Public Schools to launch transitional kindergarten program next year in effort to support struggling students
Students who aren’t ready for traditional kindergarten will be able to access additional academic and social support next school year
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The need for play: In a world of tests and stress, Muskegon Public Schools kindergarten program aims to bring joy to learning
“Excellent job, ninjas!” Jennifer Gill says as a group of 15 small children sporting eye masks run around a Nelson
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Standing against silence and hate, Muskegon remembers the millions of people murdered in the Nazi genocide
The light filtered into the Samuel Lutheran Church in Muskegon easily, Sunday’s late afternoon rays spreading across the wooden pews.
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Keep middle school building open, do not place 7th & 8th grade students by the high school, and address traffic congestion, community says at Muskegon Public Schools’ bond town hall
The Muskegon Middle School building should remain open, school traffic congestion must be addressed, and seventh and eighth grade students
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Fighting hate: Guy Stern, who escaped Nazi Germany and returned as a member of U.S. military intelligence, will speak at Holocaust commemoration service this Sunday, March 24
Guy Stern knows what it means to fight evil. Born in 1922, Stern, who is Jewish, fled Nazi Germany to
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Muskegon Community College STEM event inspires hundreds of students to explore careers in robotics, engineering & more
Surrounded by middle school students laughing while building circuits and playing with robots sporting names like “Brother Feisty” and “Sassy
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An oasis in the city: As Monet Garden of Muskegon’s 20th anniversary nears, volunteers aim to raise $5,000 for downtown space
For nearly 20 years, the corner of Clay Avenue and Fifth Street has been an urban oasis: a space where
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‘The power within themselves’: Former NFL player Jimmie Bell encourages Muskegon students to follow their dreams
After former National Football League player Jimmie Bell visited Oakview Elementary School in Muskegon Tuesday afternoon and encouraged students to
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