Explore the Muskegon Museum of Art for free this Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The Muskegon Museum of Art is commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. Day this Monday, Jan. 20 with a roster of
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A celebration of Muskegon: The city’s arts world in 2020 showcases an expanding cultural landscape
Muskegon’s art and cultural institutions carried downtown through some dark years, drawing people to the blocks around Western Avenue in
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How we stop failing black girls: Muskegon Heights film screening, community discussion tackles discriminatory punishment in schools
The conversation that will be happening in Muskegon Heights next Saturday, Jan. 18, is one that is occurring across the
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Downtown growth, a new era for Muskegon Heights, student advocacy & more: What 2019 meant for Muskegon
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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Lakeshore Fab Lab to hold free open house in downtown Muskegon on Jan. 2 & 3
The Lakeshore Fab Lab is inviting everyone to welcome 2020 with a free open house on Thursday, Jan. 2 and
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For Muskegon Heights, reopened pool is about more than swimming—it’s about equity, saving lives, and a growing city & school district
As Scott Warsaw, an English and history teacher at Muskegon Heights Academy, steps onto the diving board Tuesday evening, he
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From falling behind to surging forward: Renowned scholars to discuss building an economy for everyone in Muskegon on Nov. 13
By Mike Green and Jamie Bracey Green, PhD In 2018, the Council on Foundations introduced “Inclusive Economic Prosperity,” a new
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A historic moment for Muskegon Heights: City’s first-ever 5×5 Night celebrates the leaders changing our community—and world
Months ago, when a team of local leaders began to plan Muskegon Heights’ first-ever 5×5 Night—Start Garden’s business competition that
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$4.5 million grant will help Muskegon County students, teachers and families struggling with trauma, educators say
With about one-third of Muskegon County residents facing some type of childhood trauma, local school and health officials are determined
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Rubble to rebirth: As the West Michigan Symphony helps a downtown rebuild, its own audiences keep growing
West Michigan Symphony Music Director Scott Speck remembers it well: the rubble that filled the downtown streets after the Muskegon
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