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.
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.
Thrifting isn’t just a trend—it’s a practical, sustainable, and community-driven way to shop. In Michigan’s Thumb region, a network of local thrift stores offers everything from affordable clothing to household goods, while also giving back through jobs, volunteer opportunities, and local …
Detroit Paranormal Expeditions announced new paranormal investigation dates throughout October at Bruce Mansion in Brown City, Michigan.
The Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses combine style with advanced technology, catering especially to older adults. With features like voice commands, built-in cameras, and AI assistance, they enhance daily living and independence without the need for smartphones.
ChatGPT is a free, user-friendly AI tool helping individuals with tasks like writing, understanding documents, planning meals, solving tech issues, and casual conversation, enhancing productivity and enjoyment without the need for subscriptions or complex software.
Older adults are increasingly using AI tools like voice assistants and chatbots to enhance daily living. Classes teach them about these technologies, fostering independence and connection, but caution is needed regarding misinformation and scams.
At 88, Peggy Dorman fulfilled her dream of cheerleading again, thanks to Stonegate Village’s Dream Big initiative. This heartwarming event brought joy to Peggy and the community, proving that dreams have no age limit and celebrating seniors’ vibrant lives.
A basic winter camping survival shelter can be made by hollowing out a big pile of snow that has been allowed to settle and harden.
They can take several hours to build, but are an effective way to stay warm when camping in the winter.
A quinzhee shelter is warmer than any four season tent.
