The Grindstone City Gallery – The Charm Of White Church Gallery
#ThumbPic of the Day – White Church Gallery Grindstone City
Author: Michael Hardy
Michael is the owner of Thumbwind Publications LLC. It started in 2009 covering Michigan and the Upper Thumb. Today, his Michigan Moments series has established a loyal base of 110,000 followers.
Microplastic In Water – 4 Critical Areas of Perspective With Our Drinking Water?
The study sampled bottled water from various locations around the globe. They pointed the cause of contamination was partly the result of plastic packaging, and partly the fault of the bottling process. The survey included brands like Nestle, Aquafina, San Pellegrino, Dasani and Evian.
7 Notable Films Made in Michigan You Can Stream Today
Michigan used to promote and give tax credits for film production. Here are a few works created in the Great Lakes State.
The Dying Sparlings – A True Thumb Murder Mystery
The reaction to our review of Thumb Pointed Fingers was overwhelming. There still is intense interest about this true Michigan murder mystery. I was surprised on the number of people who mentioned that their grandfather or uncle was involved as a juror or in law enforcement.
The Most Expensive Home in Michigan’s Thumb
One of the most prestigious communities, Thumb Pointe’s location is truly unique. With a clear view of sunrises and sunsets this Gold Coast home is currently on the market for a cool $1.1 million.
Huron Led in Wind Energy Accidents in 2017
Huron County Michigan continues to lead the state in wind farm mishaps in 2017. Blade failure is the #1 incident reported.
Kilmanagh General Store – Saving A Great Thumb Icon
The Thumb’s own Kilmanagh General Store is iconic. However time has taken its toll on the 1870 structure that sports one of the last 1800’s storefront facades. The Building and Zoning Department has deemed the porch unsafe and ordered it repaired or removed. You can help save it. Find out how.
Michigan Jewish Colony of Palestine
The Northern Michigan Jewish Colony of Palestine located outside of Bad Axe began in the late 1883 and lasted for over 20 years.