News History & Fun in Michigan
In the serene and expansive fields of the Black River Fairgrounds & Hi-Way Drive-In in Carsonville, Michigan, electronic music enthusiasts will gather for the annual Woodkey Festival, a three-day celebration of beats, lights, and community. From September 6th to 8th, 2024, …
The Thumb Octagon Barn Festival in Gagetown, Michigan, is a celebration of the state’s agricultural heritage. The festival, held on September 7 and 8, 2024, offers family-friendly activities, live entertainment, and traditional food. Visitors can immerse themselves in living history demonstrations and learn about rural life in the early 20th century. The event is a community effort to preserve Michigan’s farming legacy.
Caseville, MI – The Caseville Area Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with local merchants, is delighted to host the 22nd Annual Caseville Pumpkin Fest, a cherished community event that brings together families, friends, and visitors for a weekend of autumn-themed fun …
Huron County, MI — History enthusiasts and families looking for an educational and engaging weekend outing are in for a treat as the Huron County Historical Society presents the annual Museum Weekend on September 28 and 29. The event, running from …
This picture of Charity Island Michigan Ruins was taken in 1993, about the time Standish real estate broker Robert Wiltse and a group of investors bought the island for development.
In 1849, Catherine Shook was appointed the first woman lighthouse keeper in the State of Michigan. She ran the Pointe Aux Barques Lighthouse until 1851.
The Michigan DNR has allocated $1.5 million for fisheries habitat conservation, sparking concerns from various groups. While the funding prioritizes sportfish species like bass and trout, native whitefish preservation appears neglected. This has prompted calls for a more inclusive conservation approach, advocating for focused funding and collaboration to address the challenges facing whitefish and maintain ecological balance and economic sustainability.
With 150 miles of shoreline the contrast between the rocky, rugged Lake Huron side is toured to the sugar sand and calm waters of Saginaw Bay. The thumb region is a great area to explore.
