After a half-century, melodrama Lumber Queen returns to Muskegon
The production aims to spotlight Muskegon’s logging heritage, inspiring civic pride, audience participation, and a lasting cultural legacy.
The production aims to spotlight Muskegon’s logging heritage, inspiring civic pride, audience participation, and a lasting cultural legacy.
Disability Network West Michigan’s Ignite program builds friendships, life skills, and community connections for families.
From a historic Civil War battle reenactment to a Hispanic Heritage Festival, there’s something for everyone this month, no matter where you live along the Lakeshore.
Now in its fifth year, Comcast RISE delivers $160 million nationwide, including 100 new grant packages in Grand Rapids and Muskegon.
Nine local organizations receive Community Impact Grants to support mental health, economic development, youth programs, and essential community services.
Tiffany Streur’s journey shows how the Medical Assistant Registered Apprenticeship Program offers training, certification, and career access while solving health care workforce shortages.
Lashae Simmons II and Black Wall Street Muskegon lead a growing coalition that has been awarded state funding to strengthen West Michigan’s Black business ecosystem.
The Muskegon Museum of Art is presenting an interactive Julia Child exhibit, blending cooking history, community partnerships, and engaging events through Sept. 1.
A Fruitport veteran’s drone and EV light show over Muskegon Lake plans to honor the military and connect veterans with life-changing community resources.
Jeffrey VanDyke shares how disability and queerness shaped their voice – and how creativity helps reclaim identity, community, and self-love.
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