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Muskegon Public Schools to cut ribbon for new middle school on May 2
MUSKEGON, Mich. -- A ribbon-cutting ceremony will christen the Muskegon Public Schools' new $35 million middle school on Thursday, May 2. It marks the district's first new school-building construction in 65 years. The school sits on property formerly occupied by Mercy Hackley Hospital. Descendants of the renowned Hackley family will...
Summer-like temperatures, severe weather potential this weekend
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Plenty of moving parts weather-wise across West Michigan with summer-like warmth, a brief period of windy conditions, and opportunities for showers and thunderstorms. SATURDAY – SATURDAY NIGHT. A warm front lifting north of West Michigan will allow temperatures to soar into the middle to...
First round of Muskegon Heights water testing comes back negative for bacteria, boil water advisory remains
MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, Mich. — The City of Muskegon Heights shared good news after receiving results from its first round of water sampling following a drop in pressure in the city's water system earlier this week. The city said that the boil water advisory is still in effect, but the...
Muskegon uses federal funds to buy mobile vehicle stop devices
MUSKEGON, Mich. — A federal investment is aimed at improving community safety in Muskegon. The funding was announced Thursday, April 25 at 10:45 a.m. by Muskegon Mayor Ken Johnson, Public Safety Director Timothy Kozal and U.S. Representative Hillary Scholten. The city used the funding to purchase new mobile vehicle...
New ALDI store preparing to open next month in Muskegon Twp.
MUSKEGON, Mich. — After a two-month delay, the new ALDI store in Muskegon Township is set to open on Thursday, May 9. The new store is on E Apple Avenue, in the same location as the former Plumb's store, which closed in 2017. ALDI officials say there will be fresh produce delivered daily and a variety of gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options.
Muskegon Area Sports Hall of Fame announces 2024 honorary class
MUSKEGON, MI – The 2024 Muskegon Area Sports Hall of Fame induction class will make history this spring as the Board of Directors voted in the first soccer player in the organization’s long-standing history. The honorary class will also include icons from the world of hockey and football,...
Grand Haven runner logs third fastest 1,600-meter time in state history
Seth Norder has already put together one of the most impressive running resumes in Michigan high school history. The senior standout from Grand Haven High School finished the fall season by capturing a Division 1 cross country state championship with a time of 14:54.3 and holds the school record in the 5K event with a time of 14:45.4.
Michigan’s Best Local Eats: Try juicy Vienna beef dogs at Stack’s Chicago Style Eats
GRAND HAVEN, MI - Family-run restaurant Stack’s has been a local favorite to grab a taste of Chicago along the lakeshore since opening in 2006. Located at 1050 Jackson St. in Grand Haven, the family still gets their ingredients like Vienna beef hot dogs, Turanno rolls, and hot giardiniera straight from the Windy City, according to the restaurant’s website.
Grand Haven public schools names new superintendent
GRAND HAVEN, MI — Kristin Perkowski, the associate superintendent of curriculum and instruction at Traverse City Area Public Schools, has been selected as the next superintendent of Grand Haven Area Public Schools. Perkowski, who has worked as an administrator, principal and teacher at several districts throughout the state, was...
Muskegon gets $380K federal grant to help keep festivals, outdoor events safe
MUSKEGON, MI – The city of Muskegon has received a $380,000 federal grant to help keep outdoor events safe, just in time for the summer festival season. The funding, secured for Muskegon by U.S. Rep. Hillary Scholten, will be used to purchase a vehicle barrier system that public safety officials will use to prevent cars from driving through crowds of people during festivals, parades, outdoor parties and other events.
5 great spots for flavorful turkey knuckles around Muskegon
MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI - Now that the spring weather will be reaching 70 degrees this weekend, it’s time for backyard cookouts to begin. Whether you’re eager for turkey knuckles smothered in barbecue sauce by itself or as a meal served with mac ‘n cheese and cornbread on the side, MLive/Muskegon Chronicle has five great places to curb those hearty BBQ cravings.
Students train in mock disaster training provided by Michigan National Army Guard
MUSKEGON, Mich. — Muskegon Area Career Tech Center partnered with the Michigan Army National Guard to provide students enrolled in various programs with mock emergency training, which helps prepare students for what may come later in life during their careers in the medical field. “I take this very seriously...
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