Mackinaw City News

Mackinac State Historic Parks will host an art exhibit and sale of the work of Robert Griffing Saturday, July 19 and Sunday, July 20 at the Visitor's Center of Colonial Michilimackinac in Mackinaw City.

Michigan Iron Industry Museum Program Tells Environmental-Stewardship Success Story of Republic Mine July 10, 2008 - Allan E. Koski, a senior environmental engineer for Cleveland-Cliffs Michigan Operations, ...

About 1.5 million Michigan residents are expected to hit the road this Fourth of July weekend, despite soaring gas prices and orange traffic barrels.

Last summer, the Mackinac Bridge turned 50 years old. If you didn't get up north to celebrate, visit the bridge this year as it hits 51.

An estimated 1.5 million Michiganians will travel during the 2008 Fourth of July holiday, according to a recent AAA survey of 8,500 U.S. residents.

Downtown Mackinaw City is well known as a tourist stop, but signs reading "closed" were scattered along Central Avenue Tuesday.

A fire in downtown Mackinaw City has severely damaged at least one business. The fire broke out at mid-afternoon on Central Avenue in the tourist village at the tip of the Lower Peninsula.

Investigators are sifting through ruble trying to determine what caused an afternoon blaze that ripped through a two story building in Emmet County, destroying one business and damaging several others.

Whether it's touring to find fall colors or traveling on rugged back roads, many mid-Michigan motorcyclists see Michigan's most picturesque sites from the saddle.

In addition to travel brochures and maps, these centers are staffed by travel counselors who can assist with reservations, provide weather forecasts and road conditions, offer directions, and point out sites ...

Mackinac State Historic Parks celebrates the 50th anniversary of the opening of its Fort Mackinac museum on Sunday, June 15 with 1958 admission rates to the fort for all visitors, band concerts and other ...

Umphrey's McGee band members Ryan Stasik, Jake Cinninger, and Brendan Bayliss, left to right, gave it their all at the 2007 Muskegon Summer Celebration.

Thomas Reed calls himself a thief. The 43-year-old Levering resident is actually a beekeeper who produces thousands of pounds of raw, Northern Michigan honey every year to be sold both locally and nationally.

Visitors to the southwest part of Leelanau County may soon have more information that would enrich their trip up north - right at their finger tips.

A dozen people, including several from northern Michigan, are accused of taking advantage of elderly relatives. via WWUP-TV Cadillac

Warm air overrunning the much colder waters of Lake Huron today produced a low stratus cloud deck/fog over the Straits area...including the Mackinac Bridge. via WWUP-TV Cadillac

Mackinac State Historic Parks kicks off the 2008 tourist season at 9 a.m. on May 5 with a cannon salute at Colonial Michilimackinac, a 1770s-era British fort and fur-trading village in Mackinaw City, and the ... via State of Michigan

Ignace ESTIMATED STARTING DATE: April 9 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: Late June 2008 PROJECT: The Mackinac Bridge Authority has begun resurfacing the entire northbound side of I-75 on the Mackinac Bridge. via State of Michigan

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Police near Grand Rapids have issued an Amber Alert for a missing teen who's believed to be in extreme danger. via WWUP-TV Cadillac

“It would be nice to go see him, but driving is out of the question”

Daffodils a brilliant reminder of Portage neighborhood matriarch A brilliant patch of daffodils serves as a lasting reminder of a Portage neighborhood matriarch. via The Flint Journal