NEW ERA – The 4th Annual Running with the Cows 5K is going to be held Saturday, August 31.
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Emergency first responders will put on a different type of uniform to swing for the fences for a good cause this weekend.
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Three persons entered pleas in 51st Circuit Court Tuesday before Judge Susan K. Sniegowski.
A 39-year-old Luington man was sentenced to time in the Mason County Jail receiving stolen property and then pawning it Tuesday in 51st Circuit Court,
Despite letters written by his family and a statement read by the accused, Judge Susan K. Sniegowski sentenced a 32-year-old Baldwin man to time with the Michigan Department of Corrections Tuesday in 51st Circuit Court.
A 30-year-old Fountain woman was sentenced Tuesday in 51st Circuit Court to a year in the Mason County Jail and probation for running over her husband’s foot and then stomping on it during an argument a year ago.
Take a walk through the City of Montague and enjoy a story and some physical activity.
State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom, of Norton Shores, recently announced he will be available to meet with Muskegon County residents during scheduled coffee hours for the month of August this next week.
Sugar Grove between Darr, Tuttle roads to be closed for culvert replacement
August 19, 2019 -- Building on the success of the 2018 event, the 2019 Mackinac Bridge Annual Walk on Sept. 2 will again allow participants to start from St. Ignace or Mackinaw City, walking half the bridge and back, the entire length, or even crossing it twice.
LANSING – Muskegon County Prosecutor D.J. Hilson has asked the office of Attorney General Dana Nessel to review investigative reports related to the April 4 death of Muskegon County Jail inmate Paul Bulthouse.
MUSKEGON - Mastodons are on the loose in downtown Muskegon!
The Ludington North Breakwater was reopened Monday morning.
For a quarter-century locally, helping hands and heartfelt hugs have eased the anxious spirits of young families, thanks to the compassionate and educational services of West Shore Family Support (WSFS).
RUBY CREEK — Painted against a backdrop of red, white and blue — accented with shades of military camouflage and an unending rainbow of tints and hues — the 13th Annual Thunder at the Creek presented a colorful, All-American masterpiece on Saturday.
The Ludington North Breakwater was closed at 7:20 p.m. Sunday night by the Ludington Police Department.
