Opinion: Control the Potential Great Lakes Asian Carp Problem with a Cash Bounty
The first major federal bounty program began in 1915 when Congress appropriated $125,000 to assist with predator control and nuisance animals.
The Michigan Thumb Loop Transmission Line – 140 Miles of Energetic History For Green Energy
The Thumb Loop project will be the base of transmission system designed to meet the identified maximum wind energy potential of the Thumb region.
Michigan’s 14 Best Oriole Feeder Tips & Simple Hummingbird Nectar Recipe
Discover how to attract Baltimore Orioles and hummingbirds to your cottage during migration season with these helpful tips and tricks. From colorful feeders to nectar solutions, learn how to make your yard a bird paradise.
Were Foreign Companies Stealing Great Lakes Water?
Nestle, a company based in Switzerland, can already suck and export up to 250 gallons a minute from a well in Evart, Michigan. Now it wants a new permit that would allow the company to pump 400 gallons of water each minute of the day.
2 Michigan Drive In Theaters Remembered – Michigan Has 11 Big Screens Still Going!
Drive In theaters remained popular until VHS movies took hold of the market in the 1980’s. Yet one still remains in the Thumb. We look back.
Top 5 Best Spots For Lake Michigan Camping – 2024 Guide
Lake Michigan is famous for its gorgeous beach towns, towering lighthouses, and exquisite surfing spots, and is one of the largest lakes in the world. There are numerous spots for Lake Michigan camping for casual tourists and experienced campers alike. In this post, we’ll discuss some must-visit campgrounds that you should add to your bucket list.
The Legacy of C.F. Leipprandt – A Pillar of Caseville and Huron County’s Development
C.F. Leipprandt’s journey from Germany to Michigan shaped Huron County’s history. As a farmer, merchant, and postmaster in Caseville, his contributions were vast. His innovative spirit and dedication to community set a lasting legacy.
Frank Murphy – The Judge Who Fought Against Japanese American WWII Internment – Supreme Court Justice from Michigan
Harbor Beach native Frank Murphy was a political heavyweight in the 1930s-1940’s. Frank Murphy was born in Harbor Beach Michigan in 1890. He was the 39th governor of Michigan and was on the United States Supreme Court. He was the voice of anti racist dissent against Japanese American Internment during WWII.