News & Fun in Michigan
The 17th Annual Ribstock Festival in Caseville, Michigan, is a three-day celebration from June 27–29, 2025. It features rib cook-offs, live music, and community activities, showcasing local pride and supporting regional tourism and businesses.
Starting June 3, 2025, free water testing in Caseville, Michigan aims to address recurring summer water discoloration. Teams will collect samples from residents’ faucets to assess water quality and enhance public confidence in municipal systems.
This vintage photograph of Caseville, Michigan, likely taken in the late 1930s or early 1940s, captures a slice of everyday life on Main Street during a quieter era. The image prominently features LeBlanc’s General Store, a recognizable storefront advertising, “We Sell …
A vintage postcard reveals the once-booming fishing docks of Caseville. Learn how the Gillingham Fish Company helped shape the Thumb’s economy—and what remains today.
Carl Peets was a familiar name along the Pigeon River in Caseville during the postwar years, known for running daily fishing trips into Saginaw Bay. His charter service drew locals and tourists alike—until a deadly explosion aboard his boat, Panteramarina, changed …
Don’t let a rainy day cramp your fun. There is more to do then stuff your belly with cheeseburgers. If you and the kids are tired of the crowds here are 25 things to do near Caseville to try some alternative fun.
In November 1924, the idyllic town of Caseville, Michigan, faced a harrowing challenge as a massive forest fire, sparked by careless hunters, threatened to engulf the entire community. Fueled by high winds, the fire spread across Huron County, menacing surrounding villages and valuable Thumb property. As the inferno drew closer to the town, hundreds of courageous men from nearby areas rallied together to answer Caseville’s desperate call for help.
A Caseville man, Daniel J. Schmidt, has been arrested for multiple home invasions following a month-long investigation. He confessed to breaking into two residences and is facing several felony charges. The arrest raises security concerns among local residents, prompting authorities to emphasize the importance of property vigilance and safety measures.
