You Won’t Believe Wild Michigan Weather Leading Up To The Weekend! – Snow, Rain Then Bam, Dry
Light snow for morning commuters, rain showers by Friday, and a dry weekend expected. Stay updated about Michigan weather as
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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.
Schuler’s: A Century of Flavors and Memories in Marshall, Michigan – Reviews
Schuler’s Restaurant & Pub in Marshall, Michigan, established in 1909, offers a blend of history, hospitality, and diverse culinary experiences. Renowned for its signature dishes like prime rib and seafood chowder, it provides a cozy atmosphere ideal for family gatherings. Notable for its exceptional service and nostalgic charm, it’s a local dining legacy.
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Michigan Travelers Win Big with Allegiant’s Route Surge – New Nonstops from Flint and Grand Rapids
Allegiant Air announces its largest expansion, adding 44 nonstop routes and three new cities, including Gulf Shores, Colorado Springs, and Columbia. With affordable fares starting at $39, the expansion offers budget-friendly travel options for Michigan residents, enhancing access to popular vacation destinations.
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Forget Gas Stations—Your Local Meijer Is Looking To Be The New EV Charging Hub In Michigan
EVgo and Meijer team up to bring up to 480 fast-charging stalls to Midwest grocery stores, fueling Michigan’s EV charging
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Telemedicine Fraud Crackdown Nets Second Wave of Convictions in Michigan
Operation “Happy Clickers” targets Michigan doctors accused of authorizing fraudulent Medicare spending through telemedicine fraud schemes. Michigan Doctors Face Penalties
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Rep. Bollin Slams Michigan Legislature’s Lame Duck Election Bills as Reckless
Michigan State Rep. Ann Bollin criticized the rapid changes to election laws proposed in House Bills 6052-6055, urging for a cautious, data-driven approach to maintain voter confidence. She emphasized the need for time and support for election officials.
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No More Packing Heat at the Polls – Michigan House Votes To Ban Guns at Voting Sites
Michigan House bills HB 4127 and HB 4128 banning firearms at polling sites have passed and await Governor Whitmer’s approval. This legislation aims to enhance voter safety and prevent intimidation during elections. Secretary of State Benson commended the bipartisan effort, urging a secure voting environment.
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The Grand Pecan Ball with Fudge Sauce: A Timeless Indulgence at Mackinac Island’s Grand Hotel
The Grand Pecan Ball, first introduced in 1947 at Mackinac Island’s Grand Hotel, combines vanilla ice cream coated in pecans and drizzled with fudge sauce. Consumed by thousands each season, this dessert symbolizes luxury and nostalgia. Its enduring appeal stems from its classic recipe and the rich tradition it represents.
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MDOT Announces Rolling Closures on I-75 in Bay County for Bridge Work
Temporary rolling closures on northbound I-75 in Bay County will occur on November 18 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for crucial bridge maintenance costing $927,000. MDOT will perform tasks to enhance the structure’s longevity, causing anticipated delays for motorists. This initiative also aims to support local jobs and improve roadway safety.
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Delta Makes Aviation History with First Sustainable Aviation Fuel Deliveries to Michigan and Minnesota Hubs
Delta Air Lines has made history by delivering sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) via pipeline to Detroit and Minneapolis-St. Paul airports for the first time. This initiative, part of a collaboration with the Minnesota SAF Hub coalition, showcases Delta’s commitment to sustainability and aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
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