News & Fun in Michigan
Stories, notes, and reads on living in the Great Lake State. Some are stories that only those who live or spend time surrounded by our Lakes would understand.
We cover unique events and shows. Art and community fairs, and cultural happenings that folks love to see year after year.
Here are some of our Michigan Living posts.
Looking for a new hobby? Take a virtual journey of beach metal detecting in Michigan. From understanding the principles to discovering the best spots and tips, this guide has you covered. Unearth the hidden treasures and stories that lie beneath Michigan’s sandy shores.
Ready to cut the cord but don’t want to miss out on local Michigan channels? Dive into this guide to learn how to use Fire TV VPN for seamless streaming. Don’t miss out; read now!
Want to take a gamble on offshore betting in Michigan? Join betting expert, Tim Harrison, as he unravels the mysteries and opportunities in offshore betting. Click to gain a winning edge!
Calling all photography enthusiasts! This July, get up close and personal with the untamed beauty of the Thumb. Learn from the lens of Dr. Tim Straight at the Huron County Nature Center, and transform your clicks into nature’s masterpieces.
Ready to take a plunge into the heart-pounding, exhilarating world of online casinos? Michigan is calling! Discover why Michigan is the pulsating hub for online gamblers, with a kaleidoscope of games, unmatched promotions, and the thrill of legal, secure gambling. Don’t wait – your digital entertainment adventure awaits!
Are you a Michigander looking to adopt a feline companion? Get ready to debunk the five most common myths about owning a cat in Michigan. Discover the truth behind these misconceptions and learn to provide the purrfect care for your future furry friend. Get started now!
The 50th Annual 2023 Farmer’s Summerfest in Pigeon Michigan is a long weekend of events, parades, contests, music, and food with small-town energy. Anything Goes Is Back!
Going camping solo and alone is sometimes the best idea for really enjoying your trip. Still, it’s undeniable that it’s also more challenging and sometimes outright more dangerous than going camping in a group.
