Muskegon – New and exciting things are happening to the Muskegon Lakeshore Home, Garden + Boat Show! The show is expanding to the new VanDyk Mortgage Convention Center, 460 W Western Ave, in downtown Muskegon to allow for more space, larger displays, and the addition of boats and marine exhibitors. This will be the first […]
Muskegon Community College has been ranked as the 19th best community college in the U.S., and the best choice nationally for community college nursing programs by Intelligent.com. A trusted resource for online degree rankings and higher education planning, the Seattle-based Intelligent.com recently announced its Top 50 Community Colleges for 2021. This list focuses on community […]
The MCC Jayhawks were happy to finally be competing on the mat for the first time this season. They took a tough loss in the opening dual 43-3 to Triton College of River Grove, IL. They bounced back against Mott Community College with a 41-12 victory to even their season record at 1-1. “It was […]
By Will Englund Jennifer Granholm, who was confirmed as secretary of energy by the Senate on Thursday, takes over a department with a $35 billion budget for an administration that has enthusiastically promoted the further development of clean energy. Even as the Senate vote was tallied, state legislators in Texas were holding hearings on the […]
It’s been a little over 30 days since President Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States and he is already engaging in an unjust war. There is nothing and I mean nothing that Iran or an Iranian-backed militia has done that is threatening the lives of American citizens in […]
Alcohol sales in Michigan surged 20 percent last year, as residents took to drinking while cloistered at home during the coronavirus pandemic, state records show. In a year in which little was normal and stress was plentiful, alcohol may have offered solace from thousands of illnesses, more than 15,400 statewide deaths and restrictions that forced […]
By Patrick Buchanan “I don’t know if he’ll run in 2024 or not. But if he does, I’m pretty sure he will win the nomination.” So says Mitt Romney, the sole Republican senator to have voted twice to convict President Donald J. Trump of impeachable acts. But is it possible Trump could win the nomination […]
By Ken Blackwell Each year, Black History Month allows us to reflect on so many great Black Americans who’ve contributed to the success of our nation. We reflect on the contributions of many well-known and not so well-known Black Americans. As we come to the end of another Black History Month, it’s critical that we […]
PHOTO: Kneeling (Left to Right): Faculty Advisor Steven Vincent; Faculty Advisor Matthew Hansel; Team Captain Samantha Canode Standing (Left to Right): Dylan Johnston; Brandon Webster; Nathan Hall; Tallon Komar; Dillon Viar; Anna Engel. Not pictured: Shaylynne Simons OWOSSO – An eight-person Baker College Cyber Defense Club undergraduate student team recently earned the top spot at […]
In response to data provided by the Muskegon County Public Health Department, which continues to show a decrease in the number of positive COVID-19 cases in the community, the Muskegon County Courts are increasing access to court operations in a way that improves in-person access and continues to protect the public. Starting Monday, March 1, […]