Street artist invites public to join in chalk art at Muskegon’s Lakeshore Art Festival
Ann Arbor street artist David Zinn is inviting people to bring their chalk to Lakeshore Art Festival in downtown Muskegon on June 25-26.
Long-awaited Tanglefoot Park opens with ribbon-cutting
Tanglefoot Park, four years in the making, started as an RV park and has now been transformed into an open, universal-access waterfront park that is available for all to enjoy.
Donations of adaptive equipment increase accessibility
Organizations are stepping up to donate equipment that increases or improves access to public spaces for people with disabilities. Most recently, track chairs were gifted to Holland State Park and a motorized shopping cart was given to the Food Club in Holland.
Insights from LEDA’s 2022 Summit on Race and Inclusion
The 15 speakers at the 17th annual Summit put a spotlight on the nation’s ethnic inequities in education, health, law enforcement, government and business.
June 15-30 along the Lakeshore: Juneteenth, farmers markets, concert series, plays, and more
There’s so much happening during these next two weeks, there’s really no excuse for sitting at home. June offers plenty of reasons to get outside and enjoy a Pure Michigan summer.
Muskegon Clippers draw community to historic baseball park
Along the Lakeshore, you can enjoy America’s favorite pastime with the Muskegon Clippers. The summer collegiate team has returned for another exciting season of baseball at historic Marsh Field in Muskegon.
Music on Main returns to downtown Zeeland
Downtown is "feeling the zeel" again with the return of Music on Main. Spurred by the easing of COVID restrictions last year, the popular event is returning with music, games, and food in the city's social district.
New county administrator makes calls on and off the field
When newly appointed county administrator John Shay isn't making decisions for Ottawa County, he's spending Saturday afternoons making rulings on a football field.
HSO’s Pops at the Pier celebrates the influence of Black culture on music
Byron Stripling has made a musical career of showcasing the legacy of influential Black musicians from master trumpeter Louis Armstrong to blues singer Billie Holiday. He’s returning to Holland Symphony Orchestra to perform for Pops at the Pier on Thursday, June 16.
How can Michigan maintain care for 500k residents who gained Medicaid health insurance during COVID?
Over half a million Michiganders stand to lose their coverage again whenever the federal government revokes the public health emergency declared in January 2020.
