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It seems like every day we hear of another business filing for bankruptcy because they are experiencing hard times due to the coronavirus. Today is no exception as we learnt that Chuck E. Cheese is filling for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closing some locations...including one in West Michigan.

A new gourmet cotton candy shop is making its debut in Muskegon Friday, June 19.

Mini golf, go-karts, bumper boats... *sigh* finally something we can keep this summer.

With the Getty Drive-in in Muskegon opening this weekend, I thought it might be fun to look back on the history of some of the drive-ins that used to be in the area.

There are only a handful of drive-ins left in our state. One of them is the Getty Drive-In located in Muskegon. The Getty is gearing up to begin their 2020 season this Friday, June 5th, to kick off their 76th season.

Who knew that 2020 Drive-Ins would be THE way to get out of the house to watch a movie. As they say, all things come back around.

The mall plans on releasing safety guidelines closer to the date.

Adoptions will be only $25, with Bissell Pet Foundation covering the rest of the adoption cost. 36 Michigan animal shelters will be participating.

Reeths-Puffer High School principal Dan Beckeman showed off his rapping skills in the hopes of lifting his students spirits during the coronavirus pandemic.

You don't even have to get out of your car.

Some cruises last over two weeks.

While one recreational marijuana dispensary is now open in Muskegon, another has delayed its grand opening due to "insufficient inventory".