News & Fun in Michigan
Huron County, Michigan, is noted for its historic achievements spanning agriculture and industry, including the first winter wheat processed in the U.S. and the largest grindstone produced. Its rich history contributes to Michigan’s identity and attracts tourists and historians alike.
Sheriff Ryan Robinson’s induction into the tri-county Thumb law enforcement alliance strengthens regional cooperation in Michigan. This partnership enhances public safety, resource sharing, and emergency response capabilities, with a collective 95 years of experience among the sheriffs, ensuring robust support for local communities amidst various challenges.
In January 1925, the Port Huron Times launched Michigan’s first winter air delivery to the isolated Thumb region during a severe blizzard. It was likely the first time a military aricraft was used to delver newspapers.
Michigan’s 2024 firearm deer season commenced with a record harvest of over 97,225 deer in the first 10 days. Sanilac County topped the list with 2,961 deer, including 2,095 antlered. The DNR’s management strategies, including discounted licenses for antlerless hunting, are enhancing participation and ensuring sustainable deer populations across the state.
Is your Michigan home ready for unexpected water disasters? Our latest guide dives deep into preparation strategies tailored for the Thumb region. Don’t wait for the next flood—read now and take action!
