Public meeting to discuss PFAS concerns in Norton Shores will be held this Tuesday, Feb. 19
Residents concerned about toxic chemicals in their drinking water are invited to attend a public meeting this Tuesday, Feb. 19
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Events
Do your kids need somewhere to go this snow day? Boys & Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore will open their three sites; food will be provided and admission is free
As students and parents face yet another snow day, the Boys and Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore announced they
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Around the world to Muskegon: How Jake Deutmeyer is supporting foreign language speakers in West Michigan
After traveling across the globe, Jake Deutmeyer has settled down in Norton Shores—and now he’s hoping to bring the world
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Snowfest draws hundreds of people to downtown Muskegon with cornhole competitions, Bloody Mary contest, chili cook-off & more
If you build a snow volleyball court, they will come. And serve chili. And Bloody Marys. Basically, if you’re hosting
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23 ways to honor Black history in Muskegon—this month and throughout the year
When African Americans began to move to Muskegon during the Great Migration, during which six million African Americans left the
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‘All learning doesn’t happen out of a textbook’: MCC trips to Vicksburg, Nashville, Detroit & more encourage students, area residents to connect with history and country firsthand
What does it mean to connect to history? To others who have lived so many years before us? What does
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Van’s Car Wash & Quick Lube celebrates 50 years of serving Muskegon
Sitting before a wall bursting with family photographs and colorful messages exuberantly drawn in his children’s writing, Jerry Vanderstelt is
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‘Black Man’ film screenings, gallery tours, panel discussion, and more: Muskegon Museum of Art to commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with free community programming
The Muskegon Museum of Art is commemorating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day this Monday, Jan. 21 with a roster of free
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Snowfest in downtown Muskegon to feature Bloody Mary contest, chili cook-off, 1980s dance party & more
From a chili cook-off to a Bloody Mary contest and a 1980s-themed dance party, the Greater Muskegon Jaycees’ annual Snowfest
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From undocumented immigrant who served in Afghanistan to veteran who fought on both sides of WWII, Muskegon Museum of Art exhibition sheds light on military lives
When artist CJ Breil began taking photographs of veterans for the University of Michigan Medical School, the individuals would pour
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