By Victor Skinner PHOENIX, Ariz. – Muskegon native Trace Routt is making his dream come true. The 1987 Muskegon Catholic Central graduate moved to Phoenix, Arizona after high school and returns to the West Michigan every year with his wife to visit with friends and family. But next year will be a little different. “I […]
Muskegon County -The Cruise Ship will be back in Muskegon this weekend on Saturday July 23rd and July 26th! This will be a great opportunity for visual coverage. On July 23rd they will have the Farmers Market open most of the day and a Gus Macker Basketball tournament going on. They will also have the […]
MCC Named Among America’s Top 50 Best Value Community Colleges Tribune Newswire Muskegon Country Community has been ranked 27th nationally by Value Colleges in its Top 50 Best Value Community Colleges of 2016 in the United States. “The mission of Value Colleges is providing prospective students with a practical, thorough guide to the most financially […]
By John R. Hall Contributing Reporter Michael Oakes has made his name in legal circles around Michigan and most recently had fought for a client whose car was pulled over by Muskegon County sheriff’s deputies for suspicious reasons when they couldn’t read the license plate on the car because a trailer hitch was obstructing their view of […]
Marsh Field Hosts National Amateur Baseball Federation Regional Tournament League Champ Muskegon Clippers Vie for Spot in NABF College World Series Muskegon County – Marsh Field and the Muskegon Clippers will play host to the National Amateur Baseball Federation Regional Tournament beginning Thursday, July 21 and running through Sunday July 24. The winner of the […]
ALEXANDER BURNS and JONATHAN MARTIN CLEVELAND — Donald Trump was formally crowned the Republican nominee for president at the party’s convention on Tuesday, ending a tumultuous primary season but not nagging questions about his polarizing candidacy as he once again found himself embroiled in controversy. With his campaign appearing in disarray after his wife, Melania, […]
Studio Brew: The Colors of Beer at the Muskegon Museum of Art July 15, Muskegon, MI—The Muskegon Museum of Art will present Studio Brew: The Colors of Beer, to celebrate the art of brewing through the visual arts, drawing its inspiration from an integral quality of beer: its color. Studio Brew will run August 11 […]
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 […]
Muskegon County – The World War II-era B-17 “Yankee Lady” is a radial-engine roaring, prop-spinning, flying piece of history that will land Saturday, July 23, at Muskegon County Airport. The Yankee Air Museum is dispatching its flagship, the Boeing B-17G “Yankee Lady,” to Muskegon for a one-day visit. The museum’s award winning World War II […]