recreation

Kentwood is supporting more accessible recreation programs, a Muskegon family has plans for the old Corner Church, our latest Crain’s Grand Rapids Business Brief, and more.

For the first time since 2020, pet owners in Muskegon will have steps down to the city’s dog beach on Lake Michigan. The stairs should be in place by May first.

The Ottawa County Parks and Recreation Commission is kicking off its strategic planning process – and wants to hear from the community

Two water trails in Michigan have been given national recreation designations that are expected to increase public access to outdoor opportunities.The…

A group of sculptures incorporating actual kayaks will be unveiled in downtown Muskegon. The July 5 event is being hosted by the Lakeshore Art Festival in…

Gov. Rick Snyder has approved nearly $50 million in spending to boost public recreation statewide. The $49.9 million for the Michigan Natural Resources…