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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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Community Events

Muskegon Public Schools to Continue Running City Youth Basketball Leagues for Another Year

The program will continue to include a girls basketball league starting in October and a boys league starting in January. Open gym will be offered on Saturdays after the end of each week’s league games for three hours.

August 27, 2013

Education

Muskegon Catholic To Join Lakes 8 Athletic Conference in 2014

The Lakes 8 Conference includes Spring Lake, Fruitport, Orchard View, Ludington and Fremont.

July 8, 2013

Local Government

City of Muskegon Re-Ups Marsh Field Agreement With Lakeshore Baseball Club

The cash-strapped city does not have the funds to maintain the field at this time, and entered in an agreement with the Lakeshore Baseball Club (LBC) back in 2010 to maintain the field. The renewal of the contract between the LBC and the city does come with some changes in terms of the previous deal.

December 11, 2012

Community Events

City of Muskegon and Muskegon Public Schools Bring Back Youth Basketball and Open Gym, But Not Open Swim

With Tuesday’s vote, the gym and basketball components of the program will return starting in October and will run from this month through March 2012. The City of Muskegon will put up $18,500 to fund the program from its Leisure Services budget, which is in line with last year’s costs.

October 12, 2011

Education

New Muskegon Heights Football Coach Brings Added Value To District

Andrew Trzaska | March 15, 2011 When new head coach of Muskegon Heights’ varsity football team came to Monday’s school board work session, winning games was not the main focus of the discussion. It was instead focused the other values Tony Blankenship hoped to bring to the district’s rising program and the school system he will work for in the coming months. Hired just over a month ago by the school district to replace the Hampton University-bound Willie Snead III, […]

March 15, 2011

Community Events

Lakeshore Baseball Club to Help Muskegon Maintain Campbell Field

In exchange for being able to schedule games on the field in the months of April and May, the Lakeshore Baseball Club will maintain the field in those months, including bringing it up to regulation standards. This agreement could save the city maintenance dollars.

March 8, 2011

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Youth Sports

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

Muskegon Public Schools to Continue Running City Youth Basketball Leagues for Another Year

Muskegon Catholic To Join Lakes 8 Athletic Conference in 2014

City of Muskegon Re-Ups Marsh Field Agreement With Lakeshore Baseball Club

City of Muskegon and Muskegon Public Schools Bring Back Youth Basketball and Open Gym, But Not Open Swim

New Muskegon Heights Football Coach Brings Added Value To District

Lakeshore Baseball Club to Help Muskegon Maintain Campbell Field