Financial expert Chris Williams gives advice on radio
Financial expert Chris Williams gives advice on radio
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Beat Breakdown Mia Johnson
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Former Muskegon Resident shares her story of being sexually abused by her father. admin
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The CEO of Slime Money speaks to 103.7 The Beat after being officially cleared of Murder!
SlimeBalla of Slime Money Entertainment spoke to the media for the first time since being release from Jail. To those who don't know, the Prosecutor of Muskegon County has cleared Robert Burnett Jr aka SLimeballa of Homicide.
Idris Golden addresses the community, with a powerful message!
The CEO of the Greenroom Studio addressed the community on radio this past Tuesday, March 8, 2011
National Radio Host Bev Smith Discusses her upcoming forum “The Disappearing Black Community and How We Can Get it Back.””
We had a chance to talk to National Radio Host Bev Smith who is hosting a town hall forum this week in Pittsburgh, PA. The forum was scheduled to have the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, Congressman Clyburn & Community activist Melanie Campbell.
Radio Station Announces Radio Special “14 Days of Thought Provoking Topics”
We be will kicking off our “14 days of Thought Provoking Topics.”on Monday, November 22, 2010
Watch Muskegon’s Election day coverage Live from the “Mayes & Wright Media Center”
Watch Muskegon's Election day coverage Live
Judge Wierengo speaks on his Strained Relationship With the Prosecutor’s Office!
Judge Wierengo speaking on his comments in the Muskegon Chronicle.
John Rupert CEO of Muskegon Co-op talks about financing
John Rupert CEO of Muskegon Co-op Credit Union
Criminal Justice Expert David Kennedy shares his expertise on crime reduction
Professor Kennedy states "the war of drugs needs to be a war on violence, if you wanna reduce crime." He states there are small groups of people not necessary gangs that produced 80% of the violence in the community. Baltimore crime has dropped tremendous in the past 2 years when the police changed their strategy.