North Muskegon News

Posted: 12-3-2008 Local student starts CMU career on Centralis scholarship A local student recently began his college career on a positive note, receiving one of Central Michigan University's most prestigious ...

British audio-visual artist Hannah Rickards and film producer Tom Dingle left Grand Haven last week with more material than they could have imagined - vivid recollections from locals who had "seen the lights." ...

It was 2 a.m., in the early hours of Nov. 30, 1998, long before dawn began to break.

A water main broke this morning at the intersection of Bear Lake Road and Pennsylvania in North Muskegon.

Wherever in Muskegon you might happen to be at 2 a.m. Saturday, just make sure your car isn't parked on the street.

Flags will fly. Bands will play. Honor guards will stand at attention. Speakers will talk about service to country and personal sacrifice.

In the cities of Roosevelt Park and North Muskegon, winners in Tuesday's election were a mix of incumbents and political newcomers.

November 5, 2008 -- M-120 in North Muskegon near the Consumers Power Plant will be closed from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov.

Though his name is on Tuesday's election ballot, North Muskegon City Council candidate James Tobleck is encouraging voters to choose one of his opponents.

Privatizing work done by school employees is an idea endorsed by all three candidates vying for two four-year terms on the North Muskegon Public Schools Board of Education.

Every 40 years or so, James McCormick decides to run for office. James McCormick Doug Bennett And, in both cases, he's run for something he has little chance of winning.

The "Four Corners" business district in North Muskegon might get a new look. A committee appointed earlier this month by the city council is studying ways to beautify the area, make it more pedestrian-friendly ...

John VanLoon, the principal of Whitehall High School, remains in the running to become the next superintendent of Ravenna Public Schools.

From left, Dena and John Malda , Lucile Brow and John Bodine share some laughs on the bus before going on a tour of Muskegon.

Like other area auto dealerships, the lot at Classy Chassy in North Muskegon has grown quiet.

Sidewalks will no longer be plowed in North Muskegon, the result of reductions in the city's 2008-09 budget that was approved by the city council Monday with no objections voiced from its constituency.

Sidewalk plowing could be eliminated in North Muskegon where officials say the practice is getting to be too expensive.

A quick check of a tiny northern waterthrush and Brian Johnson pronounced it good to go -- on a 2,000-mile journey.