GVSU students abroad during Nice terror attack are safe Allendale -A group of Grand Valley students and two faculty members were in Nice, France, July 14, when more than 80 people were killed during a terror attack on the city during a Bastille Day celebration. Everyone in the Grand Valley contingent is safe. The group […]
By Victor Skinner MUSKEGON – Muskegon’s Harbor Cinema is re-opening, less than three months after owner Dan Taylor-Tubergen opted to shut down the historic lakeside theatre. “We closed in May, mainly because in the last three years we haven’t been able to get any first run movies,” Taylor told Muskegon’s 100.9FM. “Our lease is up in […]
By John R. Hall Michael Poulin is bringing a lot of experience and passion to his campaign for the office of Muskegon County Sheriff. The retired veteran of 28 years of law enforcement sees several major issues that face voters this fall and he is determined to bring those issues to the forefront. Poulin, who retired from […]
By John R. Hall Dennis Luce is counting on his experience and lifelong ties to the Muskegon community to convince voters that he is the right choice for Muskegon County Sheriff in the upcoming primary election. His experience includes working the Ottawa County road patrol and moving up to the position of sergeant. As a sergeant and patrol […]
By John R. Hall Joe Bush is a person who knows that time is money – his clients’ money – and he wants them to have the opportunity to have their experience in the Muskegon County courts to be efficient and fair. He should know; Bush has been an attorney with 19 years of experience in many […]
Vigorous Campaigning Healthy for Democracy! Please accept my apology and explanation if any voters were offended or confused by my letter posted in the Muskegon Tribune last week comparing the records of Sean Mullally and Terry Sabo for the 92nd District State of Michigan House representative seat. Three complaints I heard were that it was race baiting, confusing, […]
Michigan’s Heritage Park in Whitehall is Hosting a Pow Wow Whitehall – Michigan’s Heritage Park in Whitehall is hosting a Pow Wow with Native dancers July 16 and July 17, drummers, and singers performing throughout the weekend. A Grand Entry will be held at Noon both days and at6:30 pm on Saturday. Over a dozen […]
Gov. Snyder Criticized for Appointment FLINT – Governor Rick Snyder appointed Heidi Grether, the former executive of BP America, as the new director of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. Flint residents, who still do not have access to clean, safe water, and allies are expressing serious anger and concerns over Snyder’s decision. “I am […]
By Tribune Newswire Okemos, MI – The Michigan Nurses Association(MNA) has given their strong endorsement to Sean Mullally for 92nd State Representative. MNA is the largest professional association of registered nurses in Michigan. This endorsement is significant because Health care is the largest employment sector in the 92nd District. “I’m honored to have the endorsement […]
It’s Bike Time Muskegon County – Muskegon Bike Time is kicks off today through July 17 at the REZ, formally known as Great Lakes Downs. This exciting motorcycle festival will include performances by World Champion stunt rider, Scott Murray and his “Sick Air Show“, King Tony’s “Busted Knuckles Stunt Tour – An All Harley-Davidson Stunt Show, Relentless Stunts […]