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A portal has appeared near the shores of Lake Michigan. See where it takes you.
MUSKEGON, MI - Driving down Shoreline Drive downtown Muskegon this week, it was hard for residents to miss the giant copper-colored circle that has gone up on the west side of the freeway. The ‘PORTAL’ is a 45-foot circle of Corten steel constructed by local artist Lee S. Brown. It...
Try the blazin’ blueberry grilled cheese at Black Lotus Tavern in Muskegon County
MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI - Another grill and bar is becoming popular along the Lake Michigan shoreline, serving up New Orleans-tavern fusion cuisine. In April, Chris and Tara Lynn opened Black Lotus Tavern, located at 8520 Holton Rd. in Holton, to be a place where great food, family and friends come together.
Muskegon approves 2 major housing development plans
MUSKEGON, MI - Site plans for two major housing developments were unanimously approved by the Muskegon City Commission on Tuesday, Aug. 13. The approval came with some conditions for The Sand Docks on Muskegon Lake and the Shaw Walker development of a long-abandoned factory were approved, but with conditions. The...
Muskegon approves higher bid to secure local contractor for $3M road project
MUSKEGON, MI - A local contractor was awarded the bid for a road reconstruction project but wasn’t the lowest bidder. The city of Muskegon has a policy that says staff must go with the lowest bid offered for a project, but can supersede that if choosing a local contractor who is within 2% of the lowest bid.
Grand Haven community continues legacy of caring for boardwalk
GRAND HAVEN, MI - Forty years ago, community members came together to raise money to construct a boardwalk in Grand Haven for people to stroll along the Grand River from Harbor Island to the lighthouse. Residents have come together again to raise funds to repair that same boardwalk. Repairs were...
Developer plans two office conversions in downtown Muskegon
A Muskegon-based investment and development firm plans to renovate two downtown office buildings into mixed-use projects that will include apartments and a boutique hotel. WheelFish Group proposed the pair of office conversion projects at the former Catholic Charities office building at 1095 Third St. and the Hackley Building at 349 W. Webster Ave. Both sites are located on adjacent downtown city blocks.
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