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1 day ago by Muskegontimes Such a great day to be outside!
3 days ago by Muskegontimes Festive Western Market
2 days ago by Muskegontimes Sereniti Huff, a freshman at Orchard View, stands by her photo being showcased in a new exhibition at the @muskegonartmuseum . Done entirely by local students, the exhibition explores poverty, racism, suicide, and more. Link to article here and in bio: https://muskegontimes.com/2018/12/14/with-powerful-photos-exploring-poverty-racism-and-more-students-exhibition-at-muskegon-museum-of-art-is-a-call-to-action/
3 days ago by Muskegontimes Really looking forward to the opening of the "SONS: Seeing the Modern African American Male" at the Muskegon Art Museum tonight!
1 week ago by Muskegontimes Adaline Bates Moon began teaching in 1874, and, until her death from pneumonia in 1906, spent almost her entire career in Muskegon schools. Born in 1853 in Trenton, Michigan, Adaline went on to become a beloved dean of Muskegon public school teachers and a long time principal at Hackley School, which was housed in the building where the Hackley Administration Building is now. In an article about her death, it was noted that, "Of the great number of men, women, boys, and girls who have been her pupils, many can remember special assistance which she gave them. Many a time