Author: Elizabeth Granger

Some ride their bikes to get to the Farmers Market in Muskegon. Others, from farther away, drive vehicles that carry their bikes. And at 6:30 p.m. sharp each

Presenting the Annual Art at the Yard

Tables are set with dinner plates or glassware or picnic accessories. Racks hold clothing. Picture frames, baskets, knickknacks are on shelves, grouped attractively.

Token program invites young shoppers to ‘buy’ their own produce

Maritime Exploration Space opens May 7 The Tri-Cities Historical Museum in Grand Haven is not just celebrating history. It’s making history.Right now, noisy history that’s giving extra fun

Embark on a four-hour adventure aboard the last coal-fired passenger steamship in the U.S. Passengers who wouldn’t be caught dead playing Bingo in their home towns rush to

Two not-so-easy-to-decide-which dining choices. Welcome to North Muskegon’s “hobo” options where, the website says, you’ll find food and drinks “at prices even a hobo can afford.” My choice,

‘This is the idea of the century.’ In its purpose, its execution, its outcome. It’s in a bona fide “feel good” organization that engenders good feelings in not

‘Chocolate is for every day, all year long.’ I moved to West Michigan not long ago. And since I love having company, I invite friends from all over

Mama Mia’s neon sign for pizza and subs gets a nice piece of real estate space on the wall in newly-named Mia’s Village Eats in Spring Lake.