The Best Stories, Sites and Fun From Around the Great Lakes State.
by A Sinclair station with a handwritten challenge — “Ask Chum — He might know” — helped turn a simple highway junction south of Traverse City into the place name we still use today.
by The history of Shelby Michigan is a story of orchards, rail lines, and restraint. This feature traces how a small fruit town grew carefully from the 1860s through the early 20th century.
by Nestled amidst the scenic landscapes of Adrian, Michigan, Hills of Lenawee Golf Club is more than just a golf course—it’s a destination where relaxation, recreation, and memorable experiences converge. Located …
by Lakeland, Michigan grew around train schedules, frozen lakes, and summer visitors. This feature traces how railroads, ice harvesting, and lake tourism shaped a town built for movement, not permanence.
by Vintage photos show Blissfield’s rail corridor, churches, Coon’s Tavern, early cars, and a River Raisin flood that swallowed downtown streets and tested the town’s grit.
by From collapsing ore docks to smelt-filled shorelines, Escanaba’s early years were shaped by iron, timber, and water. This is the story of how a working port became a lasting Michigan city.
by Conway sat where trains met boats. The History of Conway Michigan traces the GR&I depot, the Conway Inn, and the Inland Waterway that turned a short walk to the dock into a full summer season on Crooked Lake.
by Discover unparalleled tranquility at Lake Michigan Resorts, a perfect blend of scenic beauty and luxury. Whether seeking family fun or a secluded romantic getaway, these resorts offer something unique for every traveler. Dive into the charm of lakeside living and create memories that last a lifetime.
by A snowbird’s favorite activity is enjoying a morning coffee by the pool while your pals up north dig out from the previous lake-effect blizzard. Here is a great deal for your next trip to the Sunshine state.
by Munising, Michigan grew from a Lake Superior port into a working town shaped by lumber, leather, paper, and fishing. This feature traces the people and industries that defined Munising between 1900 and 1950.
