News History & Fun in Michigan
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.
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.
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.
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 …
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 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.
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.
Reese, Michigan evolved from a post-Civil War frontier settlement into a thriving village by 1950. Strengthened by agriculture, railroads, and community efforts, its residents built enduring institutions amid challenges like wars and the Depression.
