News & Fun in Michigan
Lavender is a versatile plant with a growing consumer demand. It’s used for sleep support, aromatherapy, hair and skin treatment, and pain relief. To profit, consider ecotourism and selling products like oils and soaps. Cultivating lavender requires attention to sunlight, soil, spacing, and climate. Harvesting and processing techniques are crucial for sales and markets.
Venture into Michigan’s heartland this June, as we journey back in time to celebrate the state’s unique heritage. Hear the echo of hammers, smell the pancakes sizzling, and be part of Michigan’s Log Cabin Day—a celebration as vibrant and deep-seated as the spirit of Michigan itself.
The little town of Elkton Michigan hosts many fun summer events. The town also has colorful murals to find when you explore the town.
Nature enthusiasts and bird lovers are in for a treat as the Huron County Nature Center gears up for a captivating event featuring Michigan’s majestic birds of prey. The Birds of Prey Demonstration is scheduled for Saturday, July 6, from 10:30 …
If you have been housebound we would like to offer you some potential ideas to explore. Especially during the summer. There is no better place to do that then in Michigan’s Thumb.
Get ready to savor the ultimate fusion of food and music! The Caseville Ribstock Festival in Michigan’s idyllic Upper Thumb is a BBQ and country music extravaganza that can’t be missed. Bring your appetite, your dancing shoes, and your spirit of fun. This summer, Caseville is where the party’s at!
The EPA and the State of Michigan designated the entire region as a potential environmental disaster. The deterioration and pollution were so bad that the label of “Area of Concern” was slapped on the Saginaw Bay in 1987 and has not been lifted for 30 years. We examine what has happened in that time.
Turnip Rock – The ideal movie location for the 2014 movie Jinn. The famous rock formation is featured in the films trailer.
