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Black Woman Shares Evidence, Confirming Her Allegations That Her White Neighbors Are Stalking Her

Nationwide — Sheila Lynch, a 67-year-old retired African American woman from Collierville, Tennessee, is sharing evidence that she says confirms her accusations that a group of vigilante neighbors has been secretly surveilling her in her own home with video and audio for more than five months. The evidence consists of a MAC address for the suspected teenage technology expert who has cloned her phones, broken into every digital device she has, and permeated every one of her accounts online. The […]

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Regional Partners Celebrate Medical Talent Pipeline Partnership

For Immediate Release Educators, healthcare leaders, and workforce partners will gather at Muskegon Community College (MCC) on May 13, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. for “Race to Talent,” an informational session highlighting the growing impact of the Medical Assistant Registered Apprenticeship Program (MARAP). The event will spotlight how collaboration between Trinity Health, University of Michigan Health-West, Muskegon Community College, and West Michigan Works! is creating new pathways into healthcare careers while addressing workforce shortages across the region. MAPRP […]

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Black Woman Wins $15M Lawsuit After Her White Boss Called Her the N-Word

Nationwide — La-Kebbia “Kiki” Wilson, an African American woman from Fresno, California, who endured years of racial harassment at work, won $15 million in a federal lawsuit against the city. The jury found the city liable for racial discrimination and retaliation. A white co-worker, Charles Smith, also received damages. According to Atlanta Black Star, Wilson’s struggles began in 2004 when she joined Fresno’s code enforcement division. She said her supervisor, Howard Lacy, displayed open hostility toward Black employees, making racist […]

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Muskegon Lady Reds to Be Celebrated After Historic State Championship Win

Muskegon Lady Reds to Be Celebrated After Historic State Championship Win MUSKEGON, MI — The city is still buzzing with pride after the Muskegon High School Lady Reds made history, capturing their first-ever girls basketball state championship. Now, the community is coming together to celebrate this incredible achievement in a big way. The Muskegon Lady Reds State Championship Celebration will take place on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 3:00 PM inside the Redmond Potter Gymnasium. Fans, families, and supporters are […]

todayMarch 26, 2026 4

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Muskegon Lady Reds Capture Historic First State Championship

Muskegon Lady Reds Capture Historic First State Championship History has been made in Muskegon. The Muskegon Lady Reds girls basketball team has officially etched their name in the record books, capturing the program’s first-ever state championship. In a season defined by resilience, unity, and relentless determination, the Lady Reds rose to the top and delivered a championship performance that will be remembered for generations. In the championship game, Muskegon defeated Detroit Renaissance with a final score of 34–29, sealing the […]

todayMarch 22, 2026 4

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Hackley Community Care Launches New Patient Transportation Program in Partnership with Pioneer Resources

Muskegon, Michigan – Hackley Community Care (HCC) is proud to announce the launch of a new Patient Transportation Program, created in partnership with Pioneer Resources, to help ensure that all HCC patients have reliable access to medical, mental health, dental, specialty, and referral appointments. Beginning February 9, transportation will be available to every HCC patient with a scheduled appointment, whether at an HCC location or a specialty provider. The program has no geographic limits, and all transportation will be provided […]

todayFebruary 10, 2026 6

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Muskegon City Commissioner Jay Kilgo Runs for State Senate

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jay Kilgo Announces Campaign for Michigan State Senate in District 32 Muskegon, MI — Jay Kilgo (Ward 1 Muskegon City Commissioner) is announcing his candidacy for the Michigan State Senate in District 32, launching a campaign focused on strengthening local communities and ensuring every resident has a fair opportunity to thrive. Kilgo, a Democrat, enters the race with deep roots in West Michigan and a commitment to delivering practical, people-centered solutions for the region. “In every conversation […]

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Fruitport’s Johnnie Kempker Wins Prestigious NFL Way to Play High School Award

Fruitport’s Johnnie Kempker Wins Prestigious NFL Way to Play High School Award MUSKEGON, Mich. — WUVS 103.7 The Beat is proud to celebrate a major achievement by one of our area’s own. Fruitport High School standout Johnnie Kempker has been named the Week 17 recipient of the NFL Way to Play High School Award, a national honor recognizing student-athletes who demonstrate outstanding sportsmanship, proper playing technique, and respect for the game of football. Johnnie earned the recognition for his impressive […]

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