Items Tagged with 'Muskegon'

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Mercy Health Partners clears first hurdle to $96.7M expansion

April 30, 2013
Trinity Health, the parent organization of Mercy Health Partners in Muskegon, has approved the capital allocation for a $96.7-million expansion on the Mercy campus — the first step in a two part approval process. Read More

West Michigan Symphony looks to Women as Muses

April 18, 2013
The West Michigan Symphony is getting a treat on Friday and Saturday, when guest conductor Teresa Cheung takes over the podium in Muskegon for the Women as Muses concert, which will also include a performance by guest violinist Elena Urioste. Read More

Muskegon rolls out training for advanced manufacturing

Students in the first session will graduate March 7

February 27, 2013
A new training program to prepare workers for advanced manufacturing started in Muskegon in early January, and the first dozen to graduate will be honored in ceremonies March 7 at Muskegon Community College. Read More

Muskegon firm does business ‘the old-fashioned way’

Forming Technologies is a growing auto industry supplier that survived the recession.

February 15, 2013
Forming Technologies in Muskegon’s Port City Industrial Park is an auto industry supplier that is “trying to do business the old-fashioned way,” according to one of its three owners. Read More

Muskegon welcomes a microbrewed anchor

Unruly Brewing, Muskegon’s first microbrewery, is seen as the catalyst for new business.

December 29, 2012
Unruly Brewing will be the first microbrewery in Muskegon — “unless somebody pops up” first, according to Jeff Jacobson, one of the founders and managing partners. Read More

Turnkey Muskegon nightclub set for online auction

November 12, 2012
Muskegon’s Traxx Nightclub will be on the auction block beginning at 8 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 13 at Orbitbid.com. The 3,784-square-foot facility is fully operational and includes a full liquor license to serve beer, wine and spirits, as well as two separate bar areas, including one that is used as a nightclub and the other that is rented out for events. Read More

Potential investors will tour downtown Muskegon

October 22, 2012
In a move to attract new business and investment in downtown Muskegon, the Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Muskegon Now have organized a Downtown Investment and Development Tour for real estate professionals, developers and retailers on Thursday, Oct. 25. Read More

West Michigan Symphony embarks on $480,000 capital campaign

October 15, 2012
The West Michigan Symphony announced today that it is embarking on a $480,000 capital campaign and has already received a $250,000 lead grant from Michael and Kay Olthoff for the enhancement project. Read More

High-energy Rooks is a resourceful person

August 13, 2012
Sarah Rooks, the president of Watermark Center in Muskegon, claims she has never had a problem finding a job -- not even before she married Ben Rooks, back when she was still named Sarah Sass. Read More

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Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce Workshop

11/4/12
Seven Steps Up Event Center
Spring Lake, MI
United States
Topic: “Entrepremusic: A Business Workshop for Musicians” Read More