MUSKEGON, Mich. (WZZM) -- It takes several day and dozens of volunteers, but each year the gravesites of veterans in Muskegon County are decorated with an American flag.

The tradition continued Friday at Sunrise Memorial Gardens in Muskegon. Members of the Harley Davidson Owners Group spent several hours locating all the veteran's burial sites and placing the small flags.

The Muskegon Council of V.F.Ws organizes the effort. Members say, each year the list of veterans who have passed away grows by several hundred.

"Every year around five or six hundred more. We are now at around 10,000 that we put out each year," said Roger Knopf, Muskegon Council of V.F.Ws.

Council members say if your loved one passes away, make sure the cemetery and local V.F.W. post is notified of the serviceman or woman's name -- so their gravesite isn't missed in the yearly event.

NORTH MUSKEGON, Mich. (WZZM) -- Meijer is recalling ground beef sold earlier this week at its store on Holton Road in North Muskegon.

The store is withdrawing approximately 200 pounds of angus beef ground chuck because it may contain small plastic fragments. The plastic may have entered the meat during a processing malfunction.

The meat was sold at the self-service counter on Wednesday, May 22 with sell by date May 23, 2013.

The following labels are affected:

• Certified Angus Beef Ground Chuck FP, UPC 22165900000
• Certified Angus Beef From Chuck, UPC 29024100000
• Certified Angus Beef Ground Chuck FP, UPC 202165900000
• Certified Angus Beef Ground Chuck, UPC 209024100000

This recall only affects meat sold on Wednesday, May 22 at the Meijer store in North Muskegon, from the self-service counter. No other Meijer stores are affected by this recall.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM) -- The number of people in Michigan traveling this Memorial Day is expected to be close to the same as last year, but the people behind the "Pure Michigan" campaign say this big weekend for the travel industry is going to be kicking off a record breaking year for tourism.

"It doesn't matter what the weather sends our way. There is always something to do in Michigan." According to Pure Michigan Spokesperson Dave Lorenz, this could be the biggest year yet for tourism in Michigan.

"Our industry is growing."

Lorenz says 2012 brought in about $18 billion in economic activity. He's predicting 2013 to be about 3-4% higher than last year.

"Great news, because much of that will come from Michigan residents, but most of it will probably come from people from outside of Michigan."