LANSING — Efforts to protect pollinators are springing up across Michigan.
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Runners were wearing extra sweatshirts, hats and gloves, one even wore a motorcycle warm weather outfit to block the gusty winds Saturday for the annual Irish Jig 5K and 10K event.
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WHITEHALL — It can be difficult for new, young families to find the resources and help they need to provide the best quality of life for their child. What started as a grant project four years ago became reality Wednesday, as White Lake Community Library has officially become a certified Fam…
WHITEHALL — Lake Michigan Credit Union (LMCU) recently opened a new location in Whitehall. The White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce organized a ribbon cutting Thursday in honor of the opening.
The White Lake Beacon welcomes new staff writer Madison Lajewski. A recent graduate of Central Michigan University, she earned her bachelor of applied arts degree while studying journalism. Lajewski was the student lifestyle editor at Grand Central Magazine during her time at CMU.
With the winter season coming to an end, the White Lake Sailing School (WLSS) is preparing to open back up for its 97th season. Completely open to the public, the WLSS prides itself on its long-running history of a dedicated and successful school supporting the love of sailing. Through sound…
The White Lake Beacon and its sister papers each received a handful of awards Thursday afternoon when the results of the 2022 Michigan Press Association Better Newspaper Contest were announced.
WHITEHALL — Lebanon Lutheran Church pastor Doug Ogden said the most common feedback he’s gotten from this year’s Lenten Luncheons has been gratitude.
Two suspects were arrested Thursday after allegedly attempting to defraud at least two different Muskegon County seniors this week. The unnamed suspects are from West Palm Beach, Fla. and the county sheriff’s office is unsure if there are other suspects participating in such activities. The …
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is urging eligible municipalities to voluntarily participate in four opioid settlements that would bring over $446 million to Michigan over 13 years.
SCOTTVILLE — For so many, closing one chapter and moving head-long into a yet uncharted course can be exciting, uncertain and certainly, challenging. At the end of June, Mason County Central’s Tim Genson will close parts of 35 years at MCC and will move into the ranks of the retired.
MONTAGUE — Tuesday night’s White River Township board meeting included several reports on the likes of the White Lake Ambulance Authority, Chemours Environmental Impact Committee (CEIC) and others, but the topic on most attendees’ minds was again the proposed Lakeside Solar project. Members …
The Whitehall City Council discussed a potential renaming of Lions Park at the suggestion of WaterDog Outfitters owner Steven Crooks Tuesday at its work session.
FFA members from the Environmental/Veterinary Sciences (EVS) program at the Career Tech Center (CTC) in Muskegon traveled to Michigan State University (MSU) to participate in the 95th Michigan FFA State Convention, March 8-10, 2023. During convention several CTC students were recognized thro…
Muskegon Community College’s (MCC) newest gallery exhibition “Emotional Truths” opens March 20 at the MCC Overbrook Gallery at 221 S Quarterline Road in Muskegon. The exhibition will feature mixed media artwork by artist Libby McFalls.
The third of four winter lectures will take place Tuesday, March 28 featuring Elizabeth Morrison speaking on “Women Composers”. This is part of the White Lake Music Society Winter 2023 Lecture Series and is sponsored in part by MADL, Muskegon Area District Libraries.
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