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Baseball: Ludington scores victory against Montague
'This was a good way for us to get ready for the districts on Saturday,' said Ludington baseball coach Rob Killips Tuesday after his Orioles finished their regular season schedule with a 7-1 win over the Montague Wildcats.
Over 100 cars from the Muskegon area will stop in the White Lake Area on Friday, June 1 before heading off to their next stop in Champaign, Illinois.
In Whitehall and Montague, Memorial Day parades will begin separately, but join together at Covell Park on the causeway for a Memorial Service.
City of Montague to purchase parking lot
While many use the lot across the street from the farmers market to park their vehicles while shopping for fruits and vegetables, the city never technically owned that lot.
Local artwork on display in Muskegon Museum of Art's 84th Regional Exhibition
View top work by local artist in the Muskegon Museum of Art's 84th Regional Exhibition opening to the public May 31.
Fishing report: Salmon being caught off Whitehall, bass opener nears
Muskegon County Circuit Court: Judge Hicks sentences
Deonte Kareem Kennebrew, 19, of Muskegon, 16 months to five years Michigan Department of Corrections for second-degree home invasion, court to approve prison boot camp, $198 fees/costs. In a separate case, concurrent 194 days Muskegon County Jail for resisting/obstructing police, 16 months to five years MDOC for third-degree home invasion, court to ... (more)
Muskegon County state house incumbents face primary and general election challenges
White Lake swimmers, boaters can expect fewer algae blooms
The Environmental Protection Agency agreed with findings that White Lake's levels of phosphorus and other nutrients had fallen to acceptable levels, meaning that one of the lake's seven beneficial use impairments could be removed.
Holly Hughes' State House challenger Collene Lamonte making an issue of school funding
A public school teacher seeking election to Republican State Rep. Holly Hughes' seat is pushing school funding as a campaign issue, recently holding a press conference to demand the Legislature restore school funding.
Anita Louise Williams, 49, of 710 E. Main St., Apt. 40, Hart, was convicted of domestic violence and was sentenced to 93 days in jail to be served at the court's discretion with credit given for time served.
Flappers, burgers and presidential campaigns make for award-winning history papers
What do the effect television has had on presidential campaigns, the revolution of America's eating habits caused by McDonald's and 1920s-era Flappers have in common? They all were the topics of award-winning history papers by local students.