History of Lexington Michigan (1830s–1950s) – Video
The history of Lexington Michigan spans lumber, fishing, and summer resorts. This Lake Huron village adapted to change, creating a legacy still seen in its harbor and streets.
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Hotel Heasty – Pigeon, Michigan’s 1895 Landmark
Built in 1895, the Hotel Heasty was a brick-front landmark in Pigeon, Michigan, offering travelers lodging, home-cooked meals, and a link to the community’s railroad-era growth.
Spikehorn Meyers and His Wild Harrison Michigan Bear Roadside Attraction
In the 1930s, Spikehorn Meyers built a bear camp in Harrison, Michigan, that became one of the state’s most famous — and wildest — tourist stops. Visitors fed bears popcorn, watched them drink soda from bottles, and even lined up for …
Michigan’s Coney War Gets Saucy with Koegel’s New Flint Style Coney Sauce
Koegel Meats unveiled its Flint Style Coney Sauce, marking a major move in Michigan’s culinary rivalry and celebrating the company’s 110-year legacy in Flint.
The Ramsey Co. Storefront, Port Hope, Michigan (circa 1916)
This circa-1916 photograph captures The Ramsey Co. storefront in Port Hope, Michigan. A horse-drawn buggy stands ready outside the clapboard commercial building, offering a glimpse into early Main Street life in the Thumb region during a quieter era.
Muck Threat in Lake St. Clair – Rep. St. Germaine Pushes $800K Trial
State Rep. St. Germaine backs $800K to fund a three-year trial addressing Microseira wollei mats choking Lake St. Clair—aimed at restoring boat access, fish habitat and local economies.
Congresswoman Kristen McDonald Rivet seeks Mid-Michigan infrastructure funding for 5 shovel-ready fixes
Congresswoman Kristen McDonald advances five infrastructure funding requests—roads, bridge, fire station upgrades, blight removal, and SVSU site prep—in the FY 2026 budget battle.
Grayling Hosts Armed Forces For Northern Strike Training
Exercise Northern Strike Michigan brings over 7,500 service members and international allies to Northern Michigan’s training centers for integrated, all-domain warfare drills—while contributing $38 million to the local economy.