Finding Fun in Michigan & Beyond
by One of the most unusual stories about the ghost town of Port Crescent was the result of a shipwreck just off-shore.
Its cargo was dumped in an attempt to save the ship. It ended up a windfall for the locals.
by The Brenke Fish Ladder was built in 1981. Its to help fish swimming up the Grand River pass the dam without injury. The fish ladder is a peaceful place to visit along the river.
by Naturalists at the Huron County Nature Center noticed a family of beavers building a lodge in a marsh on HCNC property.
by Discover how to take care of your skin during the summer months in Michigan. Find 7 inspired, easy-to-follow summer skincare tips for sun protection right here!
by The site of the mysterious fort was first built in 1686 by the French. The Americans rebuilt the fort in 1814 and it was used until 1879. The exact location of the fort is listed as “restricted” by the US National Archives.
by The first unofficial days of summer is Memorial Day weekend.
Thousands of folks flocked to Port Austin for the 2021 opening of the Port Austin Farmers Market.
by One of the biggest mistakes tourists make when planning their Mexico vacation is forgoing everything the country offers in favor of popular seaside resorts like Cancun or Cabo. While gorgeous, they are overcrowded and overpriced. You won’t see the real Mexico by going there.
by Over the past year, we have made several trips to Wisconsin to see family. We found that in the land of brewing beer and dairy farms, there are many famous Wisconsin foods. We’ve uncovered abundant comfort foods such as brats, cheese dips, pasties, cream puffs, and Kringles. But one American favorite makes a list with this simple, delicious topping.
