North Muskegon News

Hundreds participated in a lakeshore fundraiser in North Muskegon on Saturday, Nov.

MUSKEGON COUNTY, Mich. -A smoking ban covering businesses across Muskegon County takes effect Monday.

Russell G. Hughes was 18 years old when, as a member of the National Guard, he was on duty at the Veterans Memorial Park dedication in 1934.

In 1934, as many as 10,000 spectators showed up for the dedication ceremony of the Veterans Memorial Park on the Causeway .

Harold Lester wants people to understand the impact war has had on the United States.

Fire officials determined a chimney fire caused the damage to a two-story Dalton Township home late Sunday.

The Muskegon Chronicle WEST MICHIGAN - The thought of snowflakes may be enough to make some shiver.

Voters in the North Muskegon School District will vote Tuesday, Nov. 3, on a bond extension to pay for new technology and to replace two of the district's oldest buses.

North Muskegon schools will get an upgraded phone system, security cameras and classroom technology if voters on Nov.

Little in terms of public policies separate the two incumbents and one challenger vying for two, three-year terms on the North Muskegon City Council.

Muskegon County Drain Commissioner Jeffrey A. Hepler was arraigned on a felony and two misdemeanor charges Friday stemming from his Aug.

On Wednesday, they filmed a group of protesters marching in front of the Old Wayne County Building in Detroit.

Kim Alder, R.N., administers an H1N1 vaccine to Mallory Johnson, 7, of Benzie County.

A history of conservative spending has the city of North Muskegon in better financial shape entering 2010 than many of its fellow municipalities.

After months of waiting, wondering and worrying, school officials now at least have solid dollar figures on which to base their budgets.

North Muskegon High School freshman Dillon Cory, 14, reads a comic book at Walker Memorial Library in North Muskegon after school Thursday afternoon.

Two men charged as the "pillowcase burglars" for allegedly breaking into dozens of West Michigan homes face trial in a Muskegon County case.

Unattended candles, lit because of windstorm-caused power outages, were believed to be the cause of two different Muskegon County house fires Monday night that did extensive damage.

A 26-year-old Roosevelt Park woman has been charged with felony drunk driving for injuring her father this month in a crash involving a motorcycle and another vehicle.

They were already enjoying regional success performing in some of West Michigan's most popular gospel groups of the day - The Zion Wonders, the Gospel Legionaires and The Skylarks with the Rev.