Michigan history

Did you know each March is Food and Ag Month in Michigan? Well, now you do! When folks think of Michigan-grown products things like cherries, blueberries, and even Christmas trees may come to mind, but did you have any idea we ranked first in the nation when it comes to asparagus production...

The 'red crowns' were a clever gimmick to lure customers in...and it worked.

Michigan's longest covered bridge, one of several open to vehicular traffic, the Langley covered bridge in Centreville is set to close for repairs in 2023.

The ice cream that melted off the cone soothed the hot cheeseburger juice that dribbled on your hand. Here's a look at over 25 Michigan refreshment stands...

These stores/shops were all over Michigan. I used to shop at two of 'em, and my mom used to drag me to one. See if you remember these (you should).....

Michigan's famous Bumpy Cake was actually created by mistake by Fred Sanders in Detroit.

Officially known as the Fiborn Karst Preserve, it is also home to the longest cave in Michigan.....

This guy was one mean creep who plagued Michigan and surrounding states in the mid-1800s.....

On March 5, 1973 Mario Fabbrini, owner and operator of Papa Fabbrini Pizzas in Ossineke, Michigan held a funeral for 30,000 frozen pizzas.

With only 19 graves, rumors and legends began to fly as they do with most old cemeteries.....