News in Muskegon
What’s Been Up at Hamburger Mikey? – LT Dropped in to Find Out. It’s a 10 Year Anniversary!!
When Hamburger Mikey opened in downtown Muskegon in November of 2016 I couldn’t wait to try a “smash burger”. Myself and Mrs LT stopped in one day for our first visit and it was life changing. Not only because the burgers and fries were amazing (and they were) but because I met…
Muskegon By the Stars With Marie Cisneros – September-October 2026
Welcome back to Muskegon by the stars and the latest forecast! Hello again my starry-eyed friends! It’s Libra season and with this our focus tends to be on finding a balance between the security of the tried and true or seeking out adventure. Either way, we will probably be at…
OAM Muskegon and i’move – Growing! One Mishap at a Time – We Found Out the Hard Way
It’s a story that began in April of 2026. What was once a comedic error and something Cindy and I would probably laugh our tails off at on America’s Funniest Home Videos over became a reality. Trying to deflate a pool pillow that holds up the winter cover, Cindy slipped and fell…
The MKG Locker Room Episode 41 – Football Recap and A Visit With Mona Shores
Episode 41 of The Muskegon Locker Room is upon us! Scott DeCamp brings the sports talk from his angle of being Muskegon’s premiere sports writer for decades and offers insight and depth in coverage beyond compare. His passion and knowledge for local sports and it’s rich history…
The Soul Box Project – Honors and Remembers Those Lost to Gun Violence – Opens 9/22 Central United Methodist Church Muskegon
A gun can be seen in two ways. A useful item for protection or provisioning or an intimidating and fear filled tool for death. It’s truly in the hands of the user. Those who use on properly and carry the level of respect an implement like a firearm requires know that the misuse…
Muskegon Local Develops Afterschool Comedy Club for Muskegon Area Schools – Aaron Petersen Reports
People may consider afterschool programs like this an afterthought or, for lack of a better term, a laughingstock, but for Muskegon local and Community Engagement Specialist at Access Health, Ricarlo Williams-Winston, he sees the launch of his program, Class Clown Club, as an…
Recovery Fest 2026 – A Party In The Park Minus the Substances – It’s Happening September 26th
There’s a party going on, the keg tapped might be root beer. We are also published by a founder who wouldn’t be here had it not been for his own finding of sobriety 23 years ago. The recovery community is growing in Muskegon and it’s a tribute to those who have decided that they…
The MKG Locker Room With Scott DeCamp – Episode 40 – Fremont Football is on Fire!
Scott checks in with episode 40 of The Locker Room. This week his recap of local prep football action and a visit with the Fremont Packers! In the first half, host Scott DeCamp recaps highlighted games from Week 3 of the Muskegon-area high school football landscape and looks…
Dog Blessed With Jodi Jarvis-Therrian Episode 231 – Hidden Hazards of Fall: Keeping Your Dog Safe This Season!
This week on Dog Blessed, we’re getting ready for one of the most beautiful times of the year—fall! Cooler temperatures, colorful leaves, crisp walks and all those wonderful smells make autumn a favorite season for people and dogs alike. But along with the fun, fall can bring…
M.A.R.S. Robotics Open House on September 15th – Robotics for Youth Who Don’t Have a School Based Program
The STEM technology and ability to learn it, it should be easily available to any student at any school. We see more often than not that schools have to scale back on offerings as populations sink, enrollment drops and funding struggles from the state and other traditional…
The Muskegon Locker Room Episode 39 – Week 2 Football Recap and Christian Subdon and Clare Westerlund
Episode 39 of The Muskegon Locker Room has arrived! We are remarkably proud to bring you this show discussing the area sports scene. High school athletics are a huge part of our community fiber and Scott DeCamp has YEARS under his belt in the community telling the stories. Being…
How A Muskegon Local is Using 3D Printing to Construct Affordable Housing – Aaron Petersen Reports
To locals and businesses, it can just as equally be a tool to uplift historically destitute communities with finite resources to combat long standing challenges facing communities with improper funding; the latter sentiment is one Muskegon local Rodney Riley held close when…