Community Events – Page 20 – WUVS 103.7 The Beat

Mitch Dennison talks about the Love Community Garden

“Muskegon has a chance to be feature in a National Magazine”

103.7 the Beat Listeners Appreciation Party

103.7 the Beat Presents the Listeners Appreciation Party
Saturday, September 24, 2011
3pm – 6pm
At Northway Lanes
1751 Evanston in Muskegon
Thank You for your support throughout the years.
The First 103 People will get to Bowl 3 Games for free.
Bowling shoe included.
Random Door Prizes!
This is our way of saying Thank You
Don’t miss our Listener Appreciation Party….
Saturday, September 24
3pm – 6pm at Northway Lanes
This event is first come first serve
For more info go www.1037thebeat.com
Donation will be accepted

Thank You Muskegon!

We officially have a standby generator installed at the radio station. Paid for by the Community. I cant stress enough

UPDATE: Date Change for Open House for Neighborhood Stabilization Program Houses in Muskegon

While more houses are being refurbished and built in the coming months, this leaves only two completed locations on the CNS office’s for-sale list, located at 143 E. Isabella and 1204 Ransom Street.

Muskegon Heights Marching Band Earns Praise for Coast Guard Festival Appearance

“The people there were just so excited to see our band,” said board trustee and band parent Trinnell Scott. “It’s really great to see people in Grand Haven have an appreciation of the Muskegon Heights marching band.”

After Last-Minute Appeal From Mayor, Look Out For Big Red Football Fundraisers Around Muskegon This Friday

During the public comment portion of Tuesday’s full commission meeting, Mayor Steve Warmington left his seat among the commission and went down to the public podium to ask for an exception to several city regulations for the football team. “I think there’s a difference with our school system [from other non-profits] that is having a difficult time raising money. We need to work in a partnership with them,” said Warmington.

County Wide Youth Forum Not Taking Summer Off, But Attendance Down

At last month’s meeting, Commissioner Clara Shepherd, the driving force in forming the group, offered the students involved the opportunity to take three months off from their work for summer vacation. The students chose to keep meeting all summer.

Focus and Coordination Are Name of the Game For Muskegon County’s New Social Justice Commission

Led by Pastor Samuel Greer, the Social Justice Commission is looking for local government cooperation as it looks to focus all community efforts to improve Muskegon County.

Mona Lake Park Revitalization Plans Enter Stage II: Athletic Fields Work May Start This Year

Councilman and Muskegon Heights Athletic Director Keith Guy pointed out that the fields could be used as home turf for MHSAA varsity or other county league sports, bringing people into Muskegon Heights

Muskegon Designates August 15-21 as Lake Effect Boat Time Week to Showcase Its Lakes to Out-of-Towners

“I started thinking about some of the great festivals we have here: Summer Celebration, Taste of Muskegon… It came over me and I wondered why these festivals weren’t connected with maritime history,” said Hudsonville’s Roger Zuidema

Muskegon Heights Festival in the Park Will Go On, Gets Partial Funding From County

While partial funding is now secured for the Festival in the Park, the discussions leading to the decision were wide-ranging and identified a need for better rules for approving these kinds of requests.