The Mysterious Bruce Mansion of Burnside
Detroit Paranormal Expeditions announced new paranormal investigation dates throughout October at Bruce Mansion in Brown City, Michigan.
A Day in the Life of Capac Michigan 1912 – Video
Step back to 1912 Michigan! Our new 3-minute mini-documentary takes you to historic Capac Michigan – from the grand Palmer House hotel to a steam train’s arrival at the Capac depot, and even a dramatic run on the village bank on …
AuSable River Queen Sinking Sparks Controversy Over Alleged Sabotage
The owner of the AuSable River Queen in Oscoda, Michigan, is calling for an investigation of alledged intentional sinking amid community outrage and skepticism. Locals demand accountability while authorities reportedly decline to investigate, igniting concerns about environmental and legal implications.
Michigan Spring Wildlife Warning – Admire Baby Animals, But Leave Them Be
The DNR advises Michiganders to avoid interfering with baby wildlife during spring. Many young animals, including deer fawns and baby birds, are not abandoned and thrive best when left undisturbed.
Ray-Ban Meta Glasses – 4 Ways This Meta AI Wareable Have Empowered Seniors To Stay Connected and Independent
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.
Port Austin’s Roadside Cabins – A Rustic Lakeshore Journey (1930s–1960s) – Video
Michigan’s first Scenic Highway, M-25, established in 1940, became a symbol of mid-20th-century family road trips, featuring cozy cabin courts providing affordable lodging and local hospitality, enhancing the adventure of exploring the Thumb region.
Burnt Cabin Point Resort (Eagle Bay, Michigan) – The Thumb’s Vanished Northern Landmark – Video
We have dropped in to the Eagle Bay kayak launch many times while travelling to Grindstone City to have lunch at Shelly’s. Its a peaceful little beach with a small parking area. Most of the time its empty, which is strange …
When the Train Stopped and the Mills Ran: Life in Columbiaville Michigan History Circa 1900 – Video
Columbiaville, a modest village along the Flint River, thrived on industry and community. Centered around the woolen mill and a vibrant Main Street, it fostered connection through work, gathering spaces, and cherished traditions amidst peaceful surroundings.
Michigan Seniors Could Live Property Tax-Free – Senate Republican Introduces SB 292
Michigan Senate Bill 292 proposes property tax exemptions for residents aged 70 and over, aiming to alleviate financial burdens. The state will reimburse local governments for lost revenue, leading to discussions about fairness and fiscal implications.
Where in the Heck is Kilmanagh? – Life at the Four Corners of the Thumb 1861-1961 – Video
We take a photo journey over the past 7 years as the Rummel and Woldt General Store is being transformed. The owner, Tim Voss is literally doing a labor of love to restore one of the last general stores in Michigan.