African American Culture
Common Ground: African American Art
By: Emily Guiles The Muskegon Museum of Art has put together a journey through time and history with their new
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The History of Black History Month
By: Emily Guiles Black History month began in 1915, half a century after the 13th amendment abolished slavery. Black History
Read MoreCount Down to the Sold Out 2015 Beat Awards!
Our Very Own DJQ89 & Desi having fun talking about the upcoming 2015 BEAT Awards! For more information on
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The Meaning Behind JuneteenthEvery
By: Emily Guiles When it comes to the Juneteenth celebration many people are not sure what it is about or
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Smith Ryerson Park Juneteenth Celebration
By: Emily Guiles On June 27th WUVS The Beat put on a Juneteenth celebration that took up the whole 23
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Grand Rapids Fireman/Muskegon Heights Native Pastor Chris Burns visit to Cuba
Grand Rapids Fireman/Muskegon Heights Native Pastor Chris Burns is a world traveler. He has been to Israel, Europe, Kenya, Liberia,
Read MoreThe 2014 Muskegon BEAT Awards Finalist
Finalists-” Beat Awards 14″ Athlete 18 & younger- Kobe Burse Kevontea Pegues Justin Riley Piggue Best Non-Profit- Mission for
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: “The BEAT Awards, Honoring The Best In The City”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “The BEAT Awards, Honoring The Best In The City” Muskegon, MI (October 25, 2013)– 103.7 the Beat
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From MLive: Muskegon Museum of Art to showchase African American art from private collection
Read more about this exhibition at the Muskegon Museum of Art featuring art from African American artists, tracing as far back as 1802.
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