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Millions in federal tax credits approved for Muskegon’s affordable housing projects
MUSKEGON, MI -- Muskegon was among the 14 communities statewide to receive federal tax credits for new construction housing projects. Two housing projects each received over a million dollars in Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LITHC) funding. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
Hackley and Hume After Dark | Experience nighttime life in Victorian times in Muskegon
MUSKEGON, Mich. — The Hackley and Hume homes in Muskegon are offering visitors a chance to step back in time and explore life after hours in the historic homes of Hackley and Hume. The Hackley and Hume Historic site holds both the Hackley House and the Hume House. Lumber...
Local nonprofit recognized as ‘Hometown Health Hero’
LANSING — A local nonprofit was recently named a Hometown Health Hero for its role promoting health in the community. The Momentum Center was one of nine recipients of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services' 2024 Hometown Health Heroes Awards. Honorees are selected for “working tirelessly to maintain and improve the health of their local communities.”
Grand Haven softball get bats rolling in big win over West Ottawa
GRAND HAVEN TWP. — Her first two years with the varsity softball team, Grand Haven’s Kendall Pahl felt like she was just along for the ride. Now, she’s relishing the chance to do some leading by example and having teammates listen to her.
Robinson Twp. woman arrested, charged with embezzlement from employer
CROCKERY TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A Robinson Township woman is in custody for allegedly stealing more than $120,000 from an Ottawa County business. The Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) says Doltek Enterprises contacted them after uncovering discrepancies in their business accounts. We’re told the money was redirected to an...
"Step It Up" program planned to start April 30
Ottawa County has been providing the opportunity to participate in the “Step It Up” program for the past several years. “Originally, we did this in partnership with the Department of Public Health,” Rylie Dorman, Communication Specialist, said. “We are now doing it with our County Parks Foundation, but I believe it’s spurred from creating a health initiative in the county that helps get people more active.”
After more than 30 years teaching music, married couple Shawn and Lawton will bid farewell ahead of retirement next year
NORTON SHORES, Mich. — The two teachers who have spent three decades transforming a West Michigan school's music department are retiring at the end of the 2024-2025 school year. Molly and Shawn Lawton have dedicated their adult married life to the Mona Shores High School community. Students and staff...
100 days to the start of the 100th Coast Guard Festival
Today marks 100 days to the kickoff of the 100th Grand Haven Coast Guard Festival. “It’s already feeling real, and the hype is about to go up,” said first-year festival director Tracy Riley. “The festival was approved by City Council, so we’re ready to go.”
Woman severely injured after dog drags her out of her home, attacks her on front lawn
NORTON SHORES, Mich. — A Norton Shores woman is recovering after she was attacked by a dog at her home Monday morning. Norton Shores Fire Chief Bob Gagnon said his crew, along with Norton Shores Police, responded to a call about the attack. He said a person driving by...
Five trending Muskegon-area high school softball teams as of April 18
MUSKEGON, MI – The 2024 Michigan high school softball season is just getting underway but several Muskegon-area teams have already put together some impressive results and showcased championship-level potential. Below is a look at five Muskegon-area softball teams trending in the right direction as we lead off the 2024...
Muskegon Heights city manager encourages patience for upcoming reconstruction project on Broadway Ave.
MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, Mich. — People in Muskegon Heights are growing impatient about a reconstruction project that’s supposed to be happening this year. The goal is to make Broadway Avenue look like new again. Once completed, business owners in the area said the reconstruction project will have a positive impact on the community and their establishments.
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