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Shelby Township Supervisor Richard Raffaelli (far left), recognized the many individuals, groups and businesses who were key in bringing the center from a dream to reality. TACC General Manager Vanessa Fernandez-Torres was also pleased to reveal the official mascot name, selected by popular vote as "Roary." Earl and Linda Peterson (center) helped to cut the ribbon with State Senator Jon Bumstead.
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This pier remnant is a left-behind artifact of what was once a thriving fruit-growing industry at Little Point Sable. Courtesy Photo
Courtesy Photo
Hundreds of participants gathered for the group photo at the 2025 Float-a-Palooza event. This year, the Float-a-Palooza will take place as part of the White Lake Maritime Festival, Saturday, Aug. 8.
The White River Light Station will host free self-guided tours at its facility throughout the White Lake Maritime Festival Aug. 6-8.
Whitehall City Manager Dan Tavernier speaks during his presentation Monday at The Playhouse at White Lake. Tavernier hosted a town hall meeting to inform residents of what's been accomplished in his year as city manager and what the city's goals are moving forward.
Muskegon Clippers coach and former Shelby coach Brian Wright addresses the Clippers’ crowd after Friday’s regular-season home finale, a 2-0 win over the Michigan Monarchs. The win clinched a playoff spot for the Clippers.
Muskegon Clippers outfielder Nick Moss (left) slides into second base after taking the base on a pitch in the dirt during Friday's game against the Michigan Monarchs. Moss scored the winning run as the Clippers clinched a playoff berth with a 2-0 win.
The Muskegon Clippers pose for a photo after defeating the Michigan Monarchs 2-0 Friday at Marsh Field. The win clinched a playoff spot for the team.