North Muskegon News

"Hey, let's be careful out there." That line, delivered by Sgt. Phil Esterhaus after roll call in the old "Hill Street Blues" television cop show, is a thought worth preserving when it comes to driving in ...

Northside revives summer festival By Teresa Taylor Williams ttwilliams@muskegonchronicle.com NORTH MUSKEGON -- North Muskegon city officials are adding attractions to a new festival, Northside Family Fun Fest, ...

Spring Lake had its opportunity to host several of the top local prep tennis players on Saturday as part of the Summer Open Tennis series that will hit several areas schools.

Devan Callahan, 5, watches the Art Van Furniture Summer Fun Grand Parade on Fourth Street Saturday as part of Muskegon Summer Celebration.

It was a disappointment, to say the least. Volunteers with the Muskegon Environmental Resarch and Education Society had just completed work Wednesday afternoon on a new concrete connection between Muskegon's ...

A convicted armed robber from Muskegon, already sentenced to prison until he's at least 97 years old, has pleaded no contest in a second case from the same string of holdups that terrorized area businesses ...

Drake Yarian, 12, rests his head on his copy of the book he helped write titled "Kid's Cancer Storys" during a support group for kids at Reeths-Puffer Intermediate School whose mothers have cancer.

The sailing phrase "any port in a storm" 13 years ago blew a new musical into the White Lake area.

Red Cross honors its top helpers FROM LOCAL REPORTS WEST MICHIGAN -- A Norton Shores couple and North Muskegon woman received the top awards Wednesday at the annual American Red Cross Volunteer and Blood Donor ...

Spring Lake defeated Western Michigan Christian in a district tune-up Wednesday, 14-4, in six innings.

Muskegon Township might be on the verge of regaining ownership of the former Northshore Hospital property on Holton Road, more than seven years after selling it to a development company that never developed it.

Art Jourden, 62, of Muskegon bows his head in prayer during the POW/MIA flag ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Causeway Park Sunday afternoon.

The harsh winter of 2008 should lead to a better summer for Great Lakes boaters and shipping companies.

A North Muskegon woman was arrested Wednesday night after police said she drove her vehicle over an embankment then fled the scene with her 7-year-old child. via Muskegon Chronicle

Voters throughout the Muskegon area have until 8 p.m. today to make their choices for school board and city council seats, and decide on a variety of economic issues. via Muskegon Chronicle

“Our thinking was, if it didn't rot, it didn't belong there”

Steele Middle School seventh-grader Sharlean Pruitt, 13, left, librarian Kristen Borgman, and seventh-grader Sonya Carr, 13, plant flowers at the Grand Trunk cleanup Friday afternoon. via MLive.com

Voters in most area school districts will head to the polls Tuesday to select school board candidates. via Muskegon Chronicle - MLive.com

“If you want my advice, leave things alone and let nature take care of it.”

By Jeff Alexander MUSKEGON -- Tread lightly when tinkering with Great Lakes water levels. via Grand Rapids Press

“No one heard or saw anyone down there”

Fire burns acres of wetlands in North Muskegon By Lisa Medendorp lmedendorp@muskegonchronicle.com NORTH MUSKEGON -- A fire that burned in the wetlands between the Muskegon Conservation Club and the end of Lake ... via Muskegon Chronicle

Muskegon County will see no judicial contests in this year's elections. No challengers filed by Tuesday's 4 p.m. deadline to be a candidate for any of the three judgeships up for election this year, while all ... via MLive.com