Cheboygan

From Cascade to Okemos, here are ten more former drive-in theaters around Michigan - some completely with no trace at all...

With over 2000 feet of pristine private shoreline and the most unique wine cave you've ever seen, this multi-million Cheboygan home is a must-see.

Michigan is overly aggressive when it comes to deleting highways from its road system - in fact, one of the most aggressive in the nation.

With a history dating back to 1894, this iconic dining spot at the top of the Mitten is considered the most famous restaurant in Michigan.

The 2024 Black Lake sturgeon fishing season is slowly approaching and everything you need to know to be a part of it is right here.

Did you know that there's a giant clam that's apparently a "man-eater" on the side of the road in Cheboygan?

The tale says he may have killed someone, became a hermit, and ended up in the Traverse City Asylum. Check out the tale of this unique Michigan character...

According to Ancestry there was a George Joseph Morrow born in 1908 in Cheboygan (parents Joseph Morrow and Margaret Scanlon). He died in 1995 in Farmington Hills and is buried in Kalamazoo.

Used by Native Americans centuries ago, you can boat across Michigan using this inlet waterway. See location and route...

After a recent Governor's Conference on Tourism, the Michigan DNR has given a few more trails and towns the "official" moniker.