Friday Feb 10 | Muskegon Chronicle
Hundreds of residents display their postcard sized art at the Muskegon Museum of Art
More than 1,000 postcard-sized pieces of art made by Muskegon-area residents of all ages and skills lined the walls of the local art museum Thursday night, all ready for purchase.
Gas drive-offs up in Muskegon County, as price per gallon climbs
It's something law enforcement officials and gas station attendants say occurs when economic times get tough and gas prices fluctuate.
Rep. Marcia Hovey-Wright discusses legislature's plans for...
Plans to replace Michigan's personal property tax may leave local governments in a lurch, State Rep.
Oldest Brown brother faces trial in North Muskegon Shell Mart holdup
Lloyd Tyrone Brown , at 21 the oldest of three brothers charged in a series of Muskegon convenience-store holdups, faces trial in a North Muskegon case.
Record turnout for Winterfest Euchre Tournament
"We had so many reservations, we conducted two tournaments - upstairs and downstairs," she said.
Whitehall Goodwill store to be renovated
Goodwill Industries of West Michigan plans to temporarily close its Whitehall store located at 3353 Underwood Drive on Feb.
Plenty of 'smoking' chili in Perch Fest cook-off
Debbie Kilinski of Jimmy's Pub in Montatgue accepts the first place Traveling Trophy from Steve Thiele, kitchen manager, at 750 Grill, last year's winner in the White Lake Steelheader's Perch Festival Chili-Cookoff. It was the worst kind of weather for the White River Steelheader's Perch Festival, but it went on without a hitch.
Whitehall traffic opinion surveys due by Monday morning
Whitehall residents who want to share their opinions about the new traffic configuration on Colby Street need to return surveys they received by mail by Monday morning.
Sled, snowboard races planned for Saturday in Whitehall
If Mother Nature obliges, the White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce will hold sled and snowboard races Saturday in Whitehall.
Children line up at the starting line to race down the hill in hopes of winning a prize at last year's January Slide.
Cutting polling precinct means savings for township
The brown and green areas on the map designate the new voting precincts in Fruitland Township.
Opinions sought on traffic change
Traffic in downtownn Whitehall was sparse Friday morning. The city has sent out a survey to residents asking their opinion on the traffic reconfiguartion which has been in place since last May.
Amid bizarre January weather, some schools close
The strange, warm January weather that turned roads and sidewalks into watery messes overnight has given many area schoolchildren a treat: a "slush" day.
A A The Winter Weather Advisory starts at 10 AM - it'll start around midday.A A The Advisory is Ottawa, Kent, Ionia and Clinton Counties south into northern Indiana.A Check on the link above to see if they add a set of counties with the 4 am update.A Looks like snow totals will reach 6" along and south of I-94 and taper to 1-3" north of a line from ... (more)
A lesson in brotherhood for Martin Luther King Day: Schools send...
On a day set aside to honor Martin Luther King Jr., area school personnel came together in a show of support and brotherhood for those who are struggling.
Luge track and other facilities open at the Muskegon Winter Sports Complex
The luge track, eight miles of cross country ski trails, and five miles of snowshoe trails were all open this past weekend.