News & Fun in Michigan
Pinnebog, Michigan, nestled in Huron County’s Thumb region, might seem like a quiet dot on the map today. But over a century ago, this village pulsed with the steady rhythm of rural life. A look back through vintage photographs and historical …
Pinnebog was once a large country cross roads town with a famous history. Now it’s almost faded away. One institution, Heck’s Bar keeps the town alive.
We had skipped lunch and thought we would take a walk around Port Crescent, Steel Bridge, the site of the old lumbering town that once stood in the area. it was a cool afternoon overcast but breezy and we parked in the expanded Trailhead area for the Steel Bridge. The DNR had widened the parking area which was once only able to hold a few cars, and now they can probably hold a dozen.
The little town of Elkton Michigan hosts many fun summer events. The town also has colorful murals to find when you explore the town.
PORT AUSTIN, MI — Amid the tranquil shores of Lake Huron, at the very tip of Michigan’s thumb, Port Crescent State Park is embarking on an ambitious transformation. The famed campground, a staple for nature enthusiasts and star gazers, will close …
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A proposed Michigan bill to ban commercial fishing in Saginaw Bay by 2027 faces strong backlash from local fishers concerned about the industry’s collapse. Critics argue the legislation lacks input from affected parties and threatens their livelihoods.
A task for all early pioneers in Michigan was to make a log cabin. The Bad Axe Historical Society is the curator of the largest collection of authentically restored pioneer log buildings in the state.
