Expungement clinic this Saturday, Oct. 12 aims to help people find jobs and rebuild their lives
People are struggling. People are struggling to pay rent, afford childcare, go to school, find jobs. There’s not enough food
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Politics & Government
Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist brings ‘Thriving Cities’ tour to Muskegon Community College
From urging support for entrepreneurs to helping graduates drowning in debt and addressing racial and economic segregation in our region—and
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As Muskegon grows, how do we create a county where everyone can thrive?
What makes Muskegon livable? Or hard to live in? What would make it a better, more equitable place? For you?
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From mental health to housing (and much more), South Heights photography exhibition is a powerful exploration of our community
When the South Heights PhotoVoice Initiative exhibition premieres Friday, June 7, the images it will display will raise deeply important
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Muskegon celebrates groundbreaking on $19 million convention center in heart of downtown
Amid chilly May temperatures and a showing of protesters from local construction trades, Muskegon officials gathered on Fourth Street Wednesday
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After bill error delays $3 million for Sherman Boulevard improvements, lawmakers pass new legislation that would fund major Muskegon Heights project
Following months of waiting for the $3 million state legislators approved for a substantial redesign and reconstruction of Sherman Boulevard
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Muskegon County commissioners vote to end lease with Planned Parenthood following hours of testimony at packed, emotional hearing
The Muskegon County Board of Commissioners voted 6-2 to evict Planned Parenthood from its space inside the Public Health department
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As Muskegon Heights City Council honors 12-year-old Monte Scott for his work filling potholes, the question arises: What can be done to address the area’s infrastructure problems?
When Monte Scott recently decided to fill the potholes plaguing his Muskegon Heights neighborhood, the 12-year-old Oakview Elementary student was
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‘Maybe I’ll be voting for you one day’: Governor Gretchen Whitmer thanks Monte Scott for his work filling potholes in Muskegon Heights
After 12-year-old Monte Scott filled potholes that had long plagued his neighborhood in Muskegon Heights, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called the
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From filling potholes in Muskegon Heights to helping seniors with groceries, 12-year-old Monte Scott is a role model for all of us
It will be a few years, but remember this name—you’re going to want to vote for him: Monte Scott. After
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