The Thurgood Marshall Job Fair is a public service made possible by a unique partnership of
organizations with an interest in promoting economic development in the Muskegon area.
Webb Chemical currently pulls 10% of its staff from within the city limits of Muskegon Heights. Webb CFO and owner Brad Hilleary indicated that many jobs available of late or will be available soon are warehousing jobs. Ability to operate a forklift is necessary, but more importantly chemical handling experience is of high importance. “Chemicals scare people,” said Hilleary. “I need that comfort level of someone who’s had that experiences before.”
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2012 Thurgood Marshall Job Fair
with up to 500 Job Openings
Goodwill Industries of West Michigan still offering Free tax preparation services Jane Drake of Goodwill Industries of West Michigan stopped
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Mr. Dick Carlson Said “The only thing good about what happen to Trayvon Martin is it keeps us talking about the race issue that still hurts our community”
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Supt. John Felske give us the State of Muskegon Public Schools Jon Felske Radio Interview In this interview, Supt. John
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Last week, a web site popped up at unrulybrewing.com that states a location of “Muskegon, MI” and an arrival date of 2012, encouraging visitors to sign up for future updates. This week, the City of Muskegon’s Planning Commission for Thursday is set to add definitions for “Brewpub”, “Micro Brewery”, “Brewery”, “Small Winery”, “Winery”, “Small Distillery” and “Distillery” to its zoning ordinance.
Read More“Currently you have to go through a very bureaucratic process to open something like an antique shop,” said Ward 3 Commissioner Larry Spataro. “We thought this would let businesses get up and running without the need for a special permit.”
Read MoreElementary School needs your support… a plea to the community In this radio interview, Edgewood Elementary Principal Sonya Hernandez reaches
Read More103.7 The Beat did the turkey giveaway with support or cooperation from several partners including Pepsico, Cole’s Quality Foods and Meijer stores. Project Homeless Connect provided supplies as well, a collaborative that involved Michigan Works!, 211, Goodwill, and Care Source.
Read MoreThe Muskegon Summer Celebration Board of Trustees has decided not to bring the festival back in 2012. Citing the past few years as being tough financially, the Board felt it could not risk further financial set backs.
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