News & Fun in Michigan
Nicole DeGowske, a fifth-grade teacher in Algonac, Michigan, transformed an unused outdoor area into a vibrant classroom enhancing education through nature. The initiative fosters hands-on learning, community engagement, and innovation in teaching, addressing Michigan’s teacher shortage and inspiring future educators.
Carlos Tavares has resigned as Stellantis CEO due to strategic disagreements with the board, leading to an interim committee led by John Elkann. The company seeks a permanent replacement by mid-2025, amidst ongoing commitments to its financial guidance and strategic initiatives despite leadership upheaval.
The Department of Education launched the 2025-26 FAFSA, enhancing access for Michigan students. With improved functionality, increased support, and expanded Pell Grant eligibility, the updates facilitate funding applications. The Federal Student Aid Information Center has boosted staffing to assist families, ensuring a smoother application experience.
Michigan Rep. Mark Tisdel is advocating for the elimination of artificial dyes and preservatives in kids’ cereals, highlighting the healthier Canadian alternatives. He challenges the FDA’s inaction and links ultra-processed foods to public health issues, emphasizing the need for legislative change to prioritize children’s health.
The Michigan Department of Corrections achieved a record harvest of over 100,000 pounds of produce from its gardens, supporting local food banks and charities. Horticulture programs not only provide fresh food but also vocational training and community engagement for incarcerated individuals across the state.
The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians (GTB) announces a new gaming venture in Benzie County, which is set to create jobs and boost local economic growth. New Gaming Facility Promises Economic Growth in Benzie County The Grand Traverse …
Michigan is facing intensifying lake effect snow due to an approaching Arctic cold front, with forecasts predicting 6-12 inches of snow and hazardous travel conditions. Gusty winds, frigid temperatures, and marine hazards are also expected, significantly impacting various regions across the state.
Lucky’s Blindfish Grill, nestled in the heart of Lapeer, Michigan, is known for its casual atmosphere and hearty menu. Located at 1723 Demille Rd Lapeer, MI 48446, the grill combines steakhouse favorites with seafood staples, offering a dining experience that has …
