Muskegon Heights school leaders pledge unity
The elected and charter board chairs governing Muskegon Heights Public…
West Michigan Symphony announces $5 million campaign to build endowment and expand educational programs
MUSKEGON—The leaders of the West Michigan Symphony (WMS) announced the…
Physician & Nurse leaders from 21 hospital systems across Michigan plead for vaccinations
DETROIT– Medical leaders from 21 hospital systems signed an open…
500,000-plus jobless Michigan workers brace to lose unemployment benefits
More than a half-million unemployed Michigan residents are preparing to…
Natalie Glomski of Muskegon makes Summer 2021 Academic Achievement List at Georgia Southwestern State University
AMERICUS, GA — Natalie Glomski, a resident of Muskegon, made…
MCC to Award $500 in Gift Cards at Each COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic in September
MCC will award $100 in gift cards to five participants…
In Michigan, the COVID increase isn’t just among the unvaccinated anymore
September-01-2021
A rise in new coronavirus infections and hospitalizations among the fully vaccinated has altered the COVID-19 picture in Michigan and the…
Delta Variant Cases of COVID-19 Detected in Muskegon County
July-28-2021
Muskegon – Cases of the COVID-19 variant B.1.617.2 (Delta) has been detected in Muskegon County. Variant identification is learned after the…
West Michigan Works! to host July job fair to connect job seekers with area’s high-demand industries
July-16-2021
By Victor Skinner West Michigan Works! is recruiting local job seekers for a virtual job fair in July, the latest in…
Local students earn SVSU Dean’s List status
July-02-2021
Saginaw -More than 1800 students from Saginaw Valley State University earned a spot on the Winter 2021 semester Deans’ List. To…
From food help to rent aid, here’s how Michigan will spend $2.2B stimulus
June-25-2021
LANSING — Another wave of federal stimulus funds will flow to needy families, local governments and disaster response efforts under a $2.2…
GOP investigation finds no Michigan vote fraud, deems many claims ‘ludicrous’
June-25-2021
LANSING —A months-long Republican investigation into Michigan’s 2020 election uncovered no evidence of widespread fraud and concluded Wednesday with a recommendation…
Opinion: Let’s start reinvesting in public universities now
June-25-2021
Michigan’s public universities have long been among the nation’s finest collections of state institutions of higher learning. Since the University of…
The Return of ‘Law and Order’
June-25-2021
On Tuesday, Brooklyn Borough President and former police captain Eric Adams took the lead in the New York mayoral race with…
EDITORIAL: Biden already dropping bombs in the Middle East
It’s been a little over 30 days since President Joe…
Trump — Once and Future King?
By Patrick Buchanan “I don’t know if he’ll run in…
Black Inventors Are Often Overlooked In American History
By Ken Blackwell Each year, Black History Month allows us…
Opinion: School board members caught in middle of return-to-school debate
By Nicole McKinney The debate to return students to school…
OPINION: Black History and White Nights in Miami: Malcolm’s New Black Day Dawning
As this sacred narrative we know as Black History unfolds…
Commentary: Mean Pictures
By Mr. Joe Walker Tribune Writer I applaud Muskegon’s Tamar…
Opinion: As we plan for life post-pandemic, let’s pivot to a new normal
By Michael Rice In the midst of the pandemic, many…
Who Is the BLM Global Network Foundation?
By Armstrong Williams With protestors taking to the streets all…
Is Truth Irrelevant?
By Dr. Thomas Sowell It is amazing how many people…
HOW HIP-HOP DESTROYS THE POTENTIAL OF BLACK YOUTH
By Jeffrey Hicks Hip-hop has grown from its inner-city roots…
Exploiting the Capitol Riot to Kill Trump
Donald Trump has stumbled and fallen, and the establishment is…
