Artist deadline for railroad overpass murals extended to July 24
Officials said a swell of public enthusiasm over murals planned for two large railroad overpasses on Seaway Drive prompted them
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Transportation
Life on two wheels: Muskegon County Bicycling Coalition aims to make this region one of the best for cyclists—and everyone
For years, they’ve known Muskegon from the seat of a bicycle. They’ve seen its growth while maneuvering through city streets,
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Learn about possible changes to Muskegon’s public transportation system at two meetings on Wednesday, Feb. 19
Faced with decreased ridership and an operating deficit of about $400,000 last year, Muskegon Area Transit System (MATS) is looking
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13-year-old Monte Scott’s work filling potholes in Muskegon Heights lands him standing ovation at Gov. Whitmer’s State of the State address
After Monte Scott spent his day off from school filling potholes in his Muskegon Heights neighborhood last year, the now
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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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Muskegon’s busiest cruise ship season begins tomorrow, May 23, with arrival of the Victory I
Muskegon is set to see more cruise ships coming to the city than ever before, beginning with the Victory I’s
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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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A rising Midtown: Streetscape project aims to make a growing Third Street more pedestrian-friendly & boost investment in historic area
Looking out the windows of the Muskegon YMCA Thursday afternoon, Mayor Stephen Gawron focuses his eyes on a rain-soaked Third
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Lakeshore Drive set to undergo transformation with $6.1 million construction project that begins April 15; Lakeside businesses to remain open during detour
Lakeshore Drive is set to undergo a major transformation beginning this Monday, April 15, with a $6.1 million construction project
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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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