Drones set to join Lake Michigan beach cleanup crews
Muskegon is participating in the Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup Program and will serve as home to the Pixie and BeBot drones, made possible thanks to a $1 million donation from retailer Meijer.
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More flights to Chicago coming to Muskegon County Airport
Muskegon County Airport (MKG) will offer 36 nonstop, round-trip flights per week to Chicago O’Hare International Airport through Southern Airways Express starting Oct. 1.
Aviation Day brings community to West Michigan Regional Airport
Aviation Day featured the annual Wings of Mercy’s annual Runway 5K and fly-in CareAffaire pancake breakfast, as well as food trucks, flight experiences, and other family activities.
Grand Haven Musical Fountain celebrates 60th anniversary
This year marks the fountain’s 60th anniversary. The milestone will include a new set of water features debuting on Aug. 27. Stories reflecting each of its six decades will unfold.
HSO seeks diverse music groups for Music Unites Us concert
Most orchestral music is strictly European. The Holland Symphony Orchestra is looking for groups to help change that. Deadline for submissions is Aug. 31.
MuskegonCity Public Art Initiative bringing ‘monumental works’ to city
The latest public art project, One Drop, honors the 70th anniversary of the Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce and is about “how individual efforts when combined become major triumphs.”
Volta Rally brings fans of clean energy RV, #vanlife travel together
Volta Power Systems has created a green power solution that lets RV and van campers go off the grid so they can stay anywhere.
Smooth sailing for cruise ships in Muskegon after 2-year hiatus
Muskegon is a port of call for four cruise ships, which use the Heritage Landing Cruise Ship Dock in downtown Muskegon. While it’s been a few years since the cruises were able to sail the Great Lakes, so far it’s been a successful summer.
Muskegon Heights park could be anchor for community with prosperity grant
The "Reaching NEW Muskegon Heights" project will include a splash pad, restrooms, fountain, and a promenade.
Treasuring the legacy of artisans in Holland and beyond
Dale Wyngarden, who for decades guided Holland’s development, takes a look at the structures that are standing the test of time.
More flights to Chicago coming to Muskegon County Airport
Muskegon County Airport (MKG) will offer 36 nonstop, round-trip flights per week to Chicago O’Hare International Airport through Southern Airways Express starting Oct. 1.
Aviation Day brings community to West Michigan Regional Airport
Aviation Day featured the annual Wings of Mercy’s annual Runway 5K and fly-in CareAffaire pancake breakfast, as well as food trucks, flight experiences, and other family activities.
Grand Haven Musical Fountain celebrates 60th anniversary
This year marks the fountain’s 60th anniversary. The milestone will include a new set of water features debuting on Aug. 27. Stories reflecting each of its six decades will unfold.
HSO seeks diverse music groups for Music Unites Us concert
Most orchestral music is strictly European. The Holland Symphony Orchestra is looking for groups to help change that. Deadline for submissions is Aug. 31.
MuskegonCity Public Art Initiative bringing ‘monumental works’ to city
The latest public art project, One Drop, honors the 70th anniversary of the Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce and is about “how individual efforts when combined become major triumphs.”
Volta Rally brings fans of clean energy RV, #vanlife travel together
Volta Power Systems has created a green power solution that lets RV and van campers go off the grid so they can stay anywhere.
Smooth sailing for cruise ships in Muskegon after 2-year hiatus
Muskegon is a port of call for four cruise ships, which use the Heritage Landing Cruise Ship Dock in downtown Muskegon. While it’s been a few years since the cruises were able to sail the Great Lakes, so far it’s been a successful summer.
Muskegon Heights park could be anchor for community with prosperity grant
The "Reaching NEW Muskegon Heights" project will include a splash pad, restrooms, fountain, and a promenade.
Treasuring the legacy of artisans in Holland and beyond
Dale Wyngarden, who for decades guided Holland’s development, takes a look at the structures that are standing the test of time.
