Elkton Michigan History – 1940 – The Day the Star Theater Welcomed Hollywood
Watch this Michigan Moments episode as we travel back to downtown to see a bit of Elkton Michigan history in
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USDA Forecasts Smaller Michigan Corn Crop, More Soybeans in 2026
Michigan farmers are expected to harvest less corn but more soybeans this year, according to a new federal crop forecast
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Remembering Don McGee – When the Bird Man Came to Bad Axe 1915
A century-old photograph can sometimes catch technology at the exact moment it still seemed impossible. This image, dated 1915, shows
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Goodells Fall Market Adds New Sportsman Expo for 2026
The Goodells Fall Market returns Oct. 11 with vintage goods, food trucks, family activities and a new Heritage Sportsman Expo at Goodells County Park.
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Thumb Octagon Barn Marks 30 Years of Fall Family Days
The Gagetown agricultural museum will mark three decades of Fall Family Days with historic farm demonstrations, a giant flea market,
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Port Hope Depot Michigan – Railroad History and Visitor Guide.
Today the Port Hope Depot has been exquisitely restored. You can see exhibits in the passenger waiting room, the station masters office, luggage and freight room. Each room has been painted to match the original color.
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Michigan Fall Bird Migration – More Than 2 Million Birds Filled Night Sky
Weather radar revealed a major southbound movement early Wednesday, while Michigan Fall bird migration over Huron County’s skies remained comparatively
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The History of Deer Hunting in Michigan: How Deer Camp Became a Family Tradition
From early hunting laws and 50-cent licenses to deer patches and opening-day reunions, the history of deer hunting in Michigan
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Sanilac’s Ancient Writing in Stone: What Researchers Now Know About the Michigan Petroglyphs
Michigan’s Sanilac Petroglyphs contain more than 100 carvings along the Cass River. New research and tribal interpretation are changing how this ancient site is understood and protected.
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The Amazing Life of Alexander Henry – An English Fur Trader (And Pirate) On The Upper Great Lakes
Alexander Henry was a fur trader, merchant, militia commander, and novelist who lived during the American Revolutionary War. His exploits were legendary during the war between France and England over control of the Great Lakes region.
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