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    Muskegon Heights Annual Festival in the Park Welcomes Home Music Sensation Tabitha Duncan and R&B Group Kut Klose**

**For Immediate Release** **Muskegon Heights, MI - July 21, 2024** - The vibrant city of Muskegon Heights is gearing up for its much-anticipated Annual Festival in the Park, kicking off Monday, July 22, 2024, at Rowan Park, located at Baker & Broadway Street. This year's festival promises an array of exciting events, musical performances, and community celebrations over six fun-filled days. One of the highlight events is the Welcome Home Concert by the acclaimed R&B group Kut Klose, led by […]

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Muskegon Students Embark on Life-Changing Journey to Africa Joined by County Clerk, Circuit Court Judge, and Family Division Judge

County Clerk Karen Buie, Judge Annette Smedley & Judge Jenny McNeill to travel with kids to Africa Muskegon, MI - June 23, 2024 – The Class of 2024 from Muskegon's Kids Free Trip to Africa program is set to depart this Thursday for an extraordinary educational journey to Ghana. This year’s trip will be notably special as three esteemed elected officials, Author Tracee Bruce, and Muskegon Heights Teacher Sharlundra Ellis will join the students. Muskegon County Clerk Karen Buie, Muskegon […]

todayJune 23, 2024 2

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What Impact Does Microaggression Have On The Mental Health Of Black Individuals?

Black individuals face numerous challenges in society, and one significant issue that affects their mental health is microaggression. Microaggressions are subtle, often unintentional comments or behaviors that convey negative messages towards a marginalized group, such as Black people. These interactions can have a damaging impact on the mental well-being of Black individuals. Experiencing microaggressions on a regular basis can lead to feelings of invalidation, isolation, and depression among Black individuals. The cumulative effect of these microaggressions can erode their self-esteem […]

todayMay 27, 2024 2

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What Role Does Systemic Racism Play In Shaping The Mental Health Experiences Of Black People?

Just as systemic racism pervades many aspects of society, it also significantly impacts the mental health experiences of Black people. Systemic racism refers to the policies, practices, and structures that perpetuate racial inequalities in various systems, including healthcare. The mental health of Black individuals is often influenced by the pervasive effects of racism. One of the key ways in which systemic racism affects the mental health of Black people is through the experience of racial discrimination. Black individuals frequently face […]

todayMay 20, 2024

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Editorial: Strength in Unity: Muskegon Heights’ Response to Water Crisis

At a time when Muskegon Heights faced the daunting challenge of a city-wide boil water advisory, the overwhelming response from local businesses, civic leaders, and community members was nothing short of inspirational. This crisis showcased the best of community partnership and demonstrated the power of collective action in facing adversity. Leading the response was Meijer, a local department store chain known for its significant presence in the Midwest. Demonstrating exemplary corporate citizenship, Meijer responded swiftly, dispatching a semi-truck loaded with […]

todayMay 1, 2024

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Introducing the Kids Free Trip to Africa Muskegon Class of 2024

Muskegon, MI – The Kids Free Trip to Africa Program, a pioneering initiative committed to offering underprivileged children a unique and all-expenses-paid cultural experience, proudly unveils the Muskegon Class of 2024. This year, the program sets a new record with its most diverse group yet, comprising seven remarkable kids spanning four different school districts, all set to explore the wonders of Ghana, West Africa. The Class of 2024 includes Ma’Kayla White, Ma’Quel White, Ca’Mya Jackson, and Naeonna Agnew from Muskegon […]

todayApril 11, 2024 2

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Paul Allen Billings Celebrated as the 2024 Business Excellence Entrepreneur of the Year by the Muskegon Chamber of Commerce

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Muskegon, MI, April, 5, 2024 — In a distinguished ceremony brimming with local luminaries and business magnates, Paul Allen Billings, a visionary entrepreneur and beloved community leader, was honored with the 2024 Business Excellence Entrepreneur of the Year Award by the Muskegon Chamber of Commerce. The prestigious event unfolded on March 28, 2024, at the Van Dyke Mortgage Convention Center, Downtown Muskegon, against the backdrop of rapturous applause from a multitude of distinguished guests. Paul Allen Billings […]

todayApril 5, 2024

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Taking Back Muskegon Announces First Ever Juneteenth Parade in Downtown Muskegon 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Taking Back Muskegon Announces First Ever Juneteenth Parade in Downtown Muskegon  Muskegon, MI – Taking Back Muskegon (TBM) is thrilled to announce the hosting of the first-ever Juneteenth Parade in Downtown Muskegon, set to take place on June 19th on Western Avenue, beginning at 11 am. This historic event aims to bring the community together in celebration and reflection, commemorating Juneteenth, a day that marks the end of slavery in the United States.  The parade promises an […]

todayMarch 3, 2024 9

Systems That Shape(d) Black America: 40 Mini Lessons Outlining Defining Moments from Slavery to Modern Day
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The Kids Free Trip to Africa Program Announces Black History Month Essay Contest

WUVS 103.7 The Beat in Partnership with Local Education and Alumni Celebrates Black History through a Unique Contest WUVS 103.7 The Beat, in collaboration with the Muskegon Heights Public School Academy System (MHPSAS), distinguished Muskegon Heights alumni, and author Tracee Bruce, have unveiled an exciting Black History Month Essay Contest exclusively for the juniors and seniors of MHPSAS. Students will engage with Tracee Bruce's seminal work, "Systems That Shape(d) Black America: 40 Mini Lessons Outlining Defining Moments from Slavery to […]

todayFebruary 3, 2024 2