News & Fun in Michigan
Site announcements of changes that affect the Thumbwind website are highlighted.
News and events of Michigan’s Upper Thumb that are worth knowing in the region.
Here are some of the top stories.
An Idaho radio station cites the political power of the western states as a potential lever to pump Great Lakes water to drought-stricken west.
Is it possible that the entire Great Lakes Region could become an oasis for a water-starved America.
Unearth your green thumb at the Vegetable Gardening Workshop at Huron County Nature Center. Gain expert advice and hands-on experience in creating a thriving vegetable garden. Join us to sow seeds of knowledge and reap a harvest of skills.
Immerse yourself in the fusion of art and nature at the Huron County Nature Center. Experience the Detroit Institute of Arts’ Inside|Out Program’s masterpieces nestled within the tranquil forest environment.
Caro’s new $85 million Psychiatric Hospital opens its doors, marking a significant advancement in mental health care in Michigan. The state-of-the-art facility promises an enhanced treatment environment for families in need of inpatient behavioral health services. The modernized hospital plays a critical role in the Caro community and sets a new benchmark in mental health care facilities.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has significantly impacted Michigan’s air quality. With the AQI reaching unhealthy levels, the effects on human health can be profound. Learn about the origins of the smoke, its implications, and how Michigan is responding to the crisis.
Are you captivated by the melodic tunes of birds and fascinated by their vibrant feathers fluttering against the wind? If you have a passion for nature and wildlife or simply yearn to understand the world around us a little better, a …
The double red flags are a new warning system implemented at Great Lakes beaches, serving as a clear prohibition against entering potentially dangerous waters. This move is part of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ initiative to enhance safety and awareness around the Great Lakes. The safety of swimmers is a top priority, with the flags providing crucial information on the varying levels of hazard.
Across the U.S., the call for improved disability health support grows louder. From enhanced healthcare accessibility in rural areas to the promotion of health literacy among individuals with disabilities, the need for action is evident. Let’s work collectively to ensure a society that values and supports the health of all its members.
