Finding Fun in Michigan & Beyond
by Michigan is known for its Great Lakes and shorelines. If you are looking for an Instagram-worthy location for photos to post, look no further than Michigan. From the many magnificent waterfalls to natural wonders along the national lakeshore, here are five sites every photo-avid traveler needs to visit where they’re in the area.
by Author and local historian Mark Putman takes a journey back to the 1800s, an era of the land speculation, logging, and development of Elkland Michigan, and Cass City
Caseville is a great town in which to spend a bit of vacation time. The area offers a wide range of accommodations. From romantic rooming …
by In May of 1887, the Caro community voted on its first public water system. It would be built by a private company and be called the Caro Water Works.
The creation of the Caro Water Works Co. sought to solve problems of a small growing city in rural Michigan in the late 1800s.
by A more troubling part of the study’s forecast was that Lake Michigan-Huron is expected to decrease to 174.5 by 2030, only eight years away. This would make it 3.5 feet lower than the lows measured between 2000 and 2014. Such a drop may render some coastal ports and marinas inoperable, and it may be possible to walk to numerous islands on Lake Huron’s Georgian Bay and North Channel.
by Ukraine has been suffering from war since 2014, but the biggest impact was felt this year. Millions of Ukrainians could no longer live the way they did. Perhaps some of the most disadvantaged in this situation are children and young adults who are particularly vulnerable to emotional suffering. Not only has it been difficult for them to cope with the war psychologically, but it has also become more challenging for Ukrainian students to continue studying.
by Winters in Michigan can be cold and grey. However, you are only minutes away from some great indoor water parks to chase away the winter blues.
by Known for the ability for birders to get up close to wildlife and offer amazing views, the Fish Point Wildlife Area is a large sanctuary. With over 3,700 acres and including about seven miles along the Saginaw Bay shoreline.
