News History & Fun in Michigan
The Traverse Regional History Center is taking a different approach to preserving local history. Rather than focusing on artifact collections, the organization is building a regional resource dedicated to storytelling, education, and digital engagement.
The history of Lake Ann Michigan centers on timber, railroads and fire. In 1897, flames destroyed nine blocks, left 75 families homeless and killed an elderly resident trying to save valuables. The disaster changed a promising lumber village into something smaller.
Gravity Hill in Benzie County, West Michigan, offers a captivating optical illusion where vehicles appear to roll uphill. Visitors experience this phenomenon through a combination of scientific principles and local folklore, attracting curious tourists and enhancing the mystery of the site.
The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians (GTB) announces a new gaming venture in Benzie County, which is set to create jobs and boost local economic growth. New Gaming Facility Promises Economic Growth in Benzie County The Grand Traverse …
