Downtown Muskegon’s first cannabis microbusiness opens
IndiGrow will officially launch with a ribbon cutting on Friday, Jan. 6, with the Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce at 4 p.m., and a grand opening party and celebration on Saturday, Jan. 7.
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Norton Shores works to increase housing options
Mark Meyers, city administrator for Norton Shores, is hopeful that housing projects in the pipeline will meet the growing demand of people who want to live in the Muskegon County community.
Start Garden win lifts third-generation restaurateur’s dreams to next level
After winning the 2022 Start Garden 100 pitch competition, third-generation Muskegon Heights restaurateur Marisela Sierra is ready to get Navarro’s Mexican Takeout’s stone-ground tamales into the freezers of local retailers.
Anthony Lambers use his story to help others ‘Get up out the mud’
Anthony Lambers credits real estate for helping him turn his life around after serving time in prison. Now, he works to help others pursue the American dream of home ownership.
MCC’s new chief diversity officer promotes celebration of all cultures
Ken James is Muskegon Community College’s inaugural chief diversity officer. With nearly 30 years as a DEI professional, James is bringing “the lens of diversity, equity and inclusion” to the institution’s four stakeholder groups.
Founder of Black Wall Street Muskegon has a passion for promoting financial literacy
Lashae Simmons II, who has a passion for assisting black and brown people with financial literacy, is organizing the second annual Black Business Expo on June 18 at the VanDyk Mortgage Convention Center in Muskegon.
Muskegon professionals find success, happiness close to home
Why are professionals choosing to live in Muskegon? Lake Michigan beaches, bike trails, great restaurants, and an inclusive community, they say.
MSU grad launches Muskegon Young Black Professionals to support community
Muskegon native and MSU grad Jocelyn Hines was inspired to launch Muskegon Young Black Professionals after seeing a similar networking organization in Detroit.
From musician to MCC president, a look at Dr. Dale Nesbary’s remarkable career
As Dr. Dale Nesbary prepares to retire as president of Muskegon Community College, we take a look at a career that began with his love of music.
Daddio’s thrives, thanks to flavorful food and owner’s calling to serve others
Rochelle Holmes, the owner of Daddio’s Carry Outs in Holland, says her purpose has been about serving others, which is what she has always done, personally and professionally.
