Manitou Beach News

The rapidly shrinking number of drive-in theaters fell by one more when the Devil's Lake Drive-In failed to open for the season.

For the Citizen Patriot Writer Mary Jean Westerlund of Jackson was new to Elizabeth Berg's New York Times best-selling books. via Jackson Citizen Patriot

“But they're been getting a few salmon, so I figure we'll try it for a while.”

ST. JOSEPH -- After some red-hot spring coho salmon fishing, trollers working out of this southern Lake Michigan port were experiencing the annual water-temperature limbo, when the cohos disappear and the ... via Detroit Free Press

The Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center has announced the finalists of the 2008 Michigan Fine Arts Competition, on exhibit at the BBAC March 14 April 11. via Hometown Life

“Bud, you can't go back to work.”

MANITOU BEACH - Bud Knight can easily recall the day that led him to pursue a healthier way of life and ultimately enter triathlon competitions. via Lansing State Journal

New ROTHBURY festival pulls in big names A music promoter this morning announced ROTHBURY, a four-day music festival over the July 4 weekend at the Double JJ Resort, which will be headlined by the Dave Matthews ... via Jackson Citizen Patriot

“Bud, you can't go back to work.”

Bud Knight can easily recall the day that led him to pursue a healthier way of life and ultimately enter triathlon competitions. via Ann Arbor News

Keefe, Amy M. and Christopher P., of Brooklyn, a daughter, Sydney Olivia, born Feb. via Jackson Citizen Patriot

DeAgostino, Laura L. and Thomas H., of Mirror Lake, a son, Vincent Thomas, born Jan. via Jackson Citizen Patriot

“I think if Granholm would have been doing her job all along, we wouldn't be doing this. We elected a board full of liars”

OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Crystal Roault opens the door of the Michigan Secretary of State's office in Adrian for the 17 people who were waiting in line this morning. via Daily Telegram