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New president of Muskegon County Medical Society faced with several challenges
Dr. Katrina Olson accepted her nomination as the next president of the Muskegon County Medical Society on Tuesday night well aware of the challenges.
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Who robbed Muskegon Township's L.A. Insurance agency? Police urge public for help
It's been a week since a Muskegon Township insurance company was robbed by a masked man, and it appears the suspect, so far, managed to get away with it.
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Last call: Muskegon City Commission grapples with closing times for downtown summer festivals
The question of how late is too late when it comes to serving beer at festivals in the city of Muskegon has the City Commission appearing unsure of the best policy.
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Muskegon County free food truck sites for May 2013
The sites are part of Feeding America West Michigan Food Bank Inc., a regional food bank in Comstock Park, according to information provided by Muskegon County Cooperating Churches.
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Question of the Day: What advice would you offer new graduates?
Muskegon County high schools have begun one of their most treasured traditions: graduation.
Muskegon County commissioners support new jail concept, buy property that could replace lost parking
An architect's drawing shows the new concept for the location of the Muskegon County Jail.
Rising from financial turmoil: Kalamazoo and Muskegon's tough cuts prove successful formula
Muskegon has made major cuts in public spending in recent years. And the city'A A s fiscal stress score looks much better in a recent analysis by Munetrix.
Second woman accused of fraudently raising funds to send Jessica Heeringa's son to Chuck E. Cheese
Hundreds gather at Pointes Mall in Norton Shores to support Jessica Heeringa's family, and pray for the missing woman's well being ROOSEVELT PARK, MI - A second woman has been accused of fraudulently attempting to raise money in Jessica Heeringa's name.
A financial donation is the best way to help the American Red Cross as it prepares to help victims of the deadly Oklahoma twister and others throughout the Midwest.
Muskegon residents, visitors enjoy picture-perfect day at Pere Marquette Park
"This is nice," said Muskegon native Bob Olson. "I like it down here. Sometimes I just come and sit for hours if I have nothing else to do.
Muskegon morning weather report: Rain and thunder, then sun; high of 74 degrees
When the showers and thunderstorms are over, it's expected to be sunny and warm in the Muskegon and Ottawa county areas.
Heard on the Street: The significance of two developments announced...
In all my years of covering business and development in Muskegon, I can't recall a back-to-back set of emails as the ones that arrived in my inbox May 3. A 728-foot-long freighter is shown offloading coal at the B.C. Cobb shipping channel.
Average gas price soars 15 cents over month in West Michigan
Gas is up 7 cents in West Michigan over a week, and 15 cents over a month, according to AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge Report.
Jessica Heeringa's abduction case nets 'high priority tips' over the weekend
Investigators are chasing down "high priority tips" they received over the weekend in connection to the Jessica Heeringa abduction case , said Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw.
Kathy Hoogstra appointed circuit court judge, replacing retired John C. Ruck
Retiring 14th Circuit Judge John C. Ruck jokingly poses with his portrait while his secretary, Judy Carnes , and former secretary, Suzie Flowers, laugh at a ceremony to celebrate his career and to unveil a portrait of him at the Michael E. Kobza Hall of Justice in Muskegon Wednesday, March 27, 2013.
Muskegon Community College hosts 35th Annual Mayfest for free family fun
Five-year-old Jourdan Ealom of Muskegon slides down an inflatable bounce house at the 35th Annual Mayfest at Muskegon Community College on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
Question of the Day: Are Tasers and video surveillance cameras right for city of Muskegon?
The first was whether Muskegon police officers need Tasers and the other was about putting video surveillance camera's downtown.
GVSU baseball advances to Division II College World Series with 6-3 win over Bellarmine
Sophomore Jamie Potts went 3-for-3 with three RBI, including the game-winning two-RBI single in the bottom of the eighth of the clinching game.
Weather report: mostly sunny, warm
The sun is expected to shine most of the day, Sunday, May 19, in the Muskegon area, according to the National Weather Service.
Muskegon-area residents honored by local American Red Cross for outstanding efforts
Julie Balgooyen, of Cloverville, was honored earlier this month with the Red Cross' highest award.