Muskegon Heights lands $3 million for major improvements to Sherman Boulevard
Big changes are coming to Sherman Boulevard. During state lawmakers’ marathon lame-duck session last week, legislators awarded the city of
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How to help the families left homeless in Muskegon Heights after landlord fails to pay utility bills, city condemns building
After being forced from their homes at 309 E. Hackley Ave. in Muskegon Heights, 15 residents between the ages of
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Major transportation grant paves the way for infrastructure improvements in Muskegon Heights
A $250,000 grant is paving the way for major street improvements in Muskegon Heights. One of 10 communities across the
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Fruitport casino would create about 1,200 needed jobs, spur economic development in Muskegon County, community leaders say at hearing
The message was resoundingly clear: Build the casino. Hundreds of people poured into the Fruitport Middle School auditorium for a
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Influx of tourism dollars in Muskegon translates to jobs, economic boost for region: state report
With its music and arts festivals to its beaches, breweries, museums, and more, Muskegon is increasingly drawing more tourists to
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Moving toward healing: Speaking truths about slavery and fighting racism in Muskegon
Before the doors even open, the sold-out crowd gathers at the Frauenthal Center. Shivering from November’s cold that has descended
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These teens are changing Muskegon & Muskegon Heights—and we should all be listening to them
Asia Hughes, Elroy Webb and Michael Harmon have something to say. And we should all be listening. We should be
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We will keep saying their names: At Muskegon vigil, remembering Pittsburgh synagogue victims and others killed in acts of hate
In the days after a gunman shot and killed 11 people gathered for a baby naming ceremony at the Tree
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From the lakeshore to cornfields, cities to villages, the race for Michigan’s Second Congressional District is increasingly one to watch
Michigan’s Second Congressional District is, in some ways, a study in contrasts: a world of dense urban neighborhoods and wide
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Muskegon Community College to host talk tackling employment and skills crisis this Tuesday, Oct. 30
You hear it time and again: employers are looking for workers. But West Michigan companies–like places across the country–aren’t connecting
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