News History & Fun in Michigan
Explore the best beaches in Charlevoix, MI, for a perfect family getaway. Unwind on the shores of Lake Michigan, Lake Charlevoix, and Torch Lake, each offering unique experiences. Enjoy activities, amenities, and stunning views that create lasting memories.
Discover the enchanting world of Michigan’s covered bridges as you journey through history, exploring picturesque landscapes, and experiencing the state’s heritage on this unforgettable road trip.
Edible landscaping is a popular trend in Michigan, but the state’s climate challenges require specific techniques and plant selections. By choosing the right crops, designing a garden layout suited to Michigan’s climate, and maintaining it properly, homeowners can create a beautiful and productive edible landscape. Edible landscaping not only provides a steady supply of fresh produce but also enhances a property’s curb appeal.
Uncover Michigan’s most unique and stunning accommodations, offering the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty. Discover your perfect getaway in the Great Lakes State.
Learn about the three types of fishing bait: artificial, live, and cut bait, as well as tips for choosing the right bait to attract the fish you want to catch.
The Great Lakes Bay Region of Michigan is a vibrant and beautiful area filled with small towns, picturesque lakeshores, thick woods, and beautiful agrarian scenery. Yet, this area is often overlooked and its rich history remains untold. A team of over 40 local writers, app developers, and GIS professionals have come together to change this narrative. Through a state-funded effort, they are creating a series of city narratives, tours, story maps, and photos showcasing the key role this area played in creating Michigan. This project, modeled on 1930s Works Project Administration (WPA) efforts, seeks to unearth hidden gems and untold stories of Bay City, Mid-Michigan, Flint, and the Thumb.
An account of the Great Lakes Steamer B.F. Ferris burned to a total loss while at the docks in Caseville in 1891.
Ten tales of historical tales from Michigan Indian Tribes that were never taught in school. Several were from Andrew Blackbird’s 1887 book.
