Muskegon Lakeshore

Muskegon is getting the mother of all makeovers. After demolishing an indoor mall at the heart of downtown, and prepping the shore of Muskegon Lake for new residences and businesses, civic leaders are racking up the pace of redevelopment. So there's an air of confidence in the largest city on Michigan's West Coast. 

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Pine Rest/Spectrum Health teletherapy options expand mental health care to more Michigan residents


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Temporary tattoos making long-lasting investments in the sustainable foods movement


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Recognizing Muskegon's bright, entrepreneurial future


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Revolution Farms challenges traditional agriculture methods with aquaponics farming


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What's "Good For Grand Rapids" is "Good For Michigan"


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Gr8 Lks: Time is money in an effort to clean and preserve the Great Lakes


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HireReach: Hiring strategy that reduces biases unexpectedly increased diversity


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Klask!: "Silly wooden game" proving addictive in West Michigan breweries


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VIDEO: Celebrating the strength and spirit of a rising Muskegon


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With eyes on preservation, Muskegon tackles future of Hackley Administration Building


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What is behind the resurgence of Muskegon? Look to its growing support for entrepreneurs.


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Fyah! Fyah! Fyah! How Tacitus Bailey-Yabani is bridging worlds and bringing Ghana to Muskegon


Feature Story Pigeon Hill Brewing Company owner Michael Brower and his wife, Alana, the taproom manager.

Where everybody knows your name: How Muskegon's downtown bars and breweries are building the city


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The keepers of history: Muskegon Heritage Museum brings city's vibrant past to life