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The Second Longest Running Women’s Club Is In This Michigan City
The world has significantly changed as the years have gone on, especially here in America. The earliest parts of the country's existence were much different than what we see now as a majority of today's world wouldn't have all the rights and freedoms that they enjoy today. Women were one of the disadvantaged groups during this time as it was illegal for them to go to school and were restricted to cooking, cleaning, and managing the family.
The Brightest Road Trip In America: Michigan’s Sunflower Fields
The summer is one of the most beautiful times of the year as spring has finished its cycle and the world is alive. The trees are full of leaves, the sun shines, and flowers are everywhere. Michigan is one of many states with a beautiful summer because of all the different types of nature in the Mitten state. The lakes, woodlands, state parks, nature preserves, and more bring an abundance of experiences to visitors and residents of Michigan.
First Human Killed By a Robot in the World Happened in Michigan
Did you know the first human death caused by a robot on record happened in 1979 in Flat Rock, Michigan?. A small portion of our population has passionately argued that robots are a danger to the human race. Some have even said that robots will take over the planet. What happened on January 25th, 1979, to a 25-year-old assembly line worker at a Ford Motor plant probably fueled those beliefs. Robert Williams was the first human killed by a robot according to wired.com,
Company Files For Bankruptcy and Closes All Michigan Locations
A company stopped paying employees and let their health insurance lapse as everything fell apart. Progress has always come with a cost. We couldn't live without the internet now. But it's safe to say that because of the internet, there are almost no music stores, bookstores, or video stores. For example, all corporately owned Blockbuster video stores were closed by 2014. Then there's Redbox. This DVD kiosk business began in 2002. Before we could easily download and/or stream movies from home, Redbox did very well and quickly spread across the country. However, streaming services have all but killed the success of this business model.
National Pizza Chain Saved From Bankruptcy After Quietly Closing 44 Locations
While some cities now have one less pizza option, others can celebrate one of their favorites that will be sticking around for a little longer. It's been a struggle for several recognizable chain restaurants in 2024. And the list keeps growing. So far, the year has brought us reports of...
Michigan Man Didn’t Remove Cap During National Anthem At Tigers Game & All Hell Broke Loose
Recently at a Detroit Tigers game, a man who went to enjoy the game was harrassed for doing something he insists was unintentional, and it has the internet in an uproar, if you'll mind the pun. The interaction took place almost right away after entering Comerica Park over the weekend....
Detroit’s Devastating Slide Set to Reopen This Week
The Detroit Free Press calls it one of, "Detroit's jewels." However, ask any local and they'll tell you it's more likely to damage the family jewels. One of the Detroit area's most infamous celebrities, the giant slide on Belle Isle, is set to reopen this week. First opened in 1967...
Will Jelly Roll Make It To Genesee County Jail Music Studio Opening ?
Genesse County Sheriff Chris Swanson is working with his team to bring superstar singer and rapper Jelly Roll to Flint. As we previously reported, the music star was said to be returning to Flint on Saturday, July 27th, 2024 for the special occasion. However, Jelly Roll will be headlining the Tallboys N' Tailgates music festival in Midland later that night.
Kalamazoo’s Miller Auditorium Gets New Look Ahead of 2024-25 Season
The next time you catch a show at Miller Auditorium it's going to look quite different!. During the quiet summer season the facility located on the Western Michigan University campus shared an update on recent renovations. We're so fortunate to have some fantastic stage productions come through our own backyard...
LOOK: Homer Stryker Field in Kalamazoo Flooded; Growlers Offering Game Updates
UPDATE: Noon 7/16 - The Kalamazoo Growlers have issued a statement on the schedule games for Tuesday and Wednesday against the Kokomo Jackrabbits:. "Due to extreme flooding at Homer Stryker Field, Tuesday's doubleheader and Wednesday's game between the Kalamazoo Growlers and Kokomo Jackrabbits has been Postponed. The Growlers will head...
Jelly Roll Returning To Genesee County Jail To Open New Music Studio
Update 7/16/24 12:02 PM: We can no longer confirm that Jelly Roll will be in Flint, Michgian for the grand opening of the new music studio inside the Genesee County Jail. Music superstar Jelly Roll will soon return to Flint, Michigan for the opening of a new music studio inside the Genesee County Jail.
Ingrid Andress’ National Anthem: Why We Should Give Her a Break
By now, you've probably seen footage of country singer Ingrid Andress' performance of our National Anthem before the 2024 MLB Home Run Derby. Andress' version is being widely panned across social media as one of the worst public performances of "The Star-Spangled Banner" ever, rivaling - or even surpassing - those of Fergie and Roseanne Barr.
Michigan’s Bliss: The 11 Happiest Cities in the State
If wild changes in weather and questionable road conditions are all you need to be happy, you, my friend, have found the World Capital of Bliss in the state of Michigan. However, if you require more to reach peak happiness, like short commutes, restaurant options, living wages, and low crime, you've come to the right place. Using 7 different criteria, CreditDonkey has discovered Michigan's happiest cities.
A Look Inside the Abandoned Murphy Academy: Detroit, Michigan
WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property. The abandoned Murphy Academy is located on Fenkell Street in Detroit. Once upon a time it was filled with 150 students from grades pre-kindergarten to 8th grade....
America’s Last Hot ‘n Now Going Strong in Sturgis, Michigan: But for How Long?
Forget all the other burger places you've been to. Sure, you may have your favorites, but it seems the most rabid burger fans are the ones who travel miles out of their way to visit the last remaining Hot 'n Now location in the entire country...and it's in Sturgis, Michigan.
The Plague Has Been Reported In The U.S., So Will Michigan & Ohio Be Infected?
Some bad news straight out of the Black Death era has appeared, as CNN has reported that a resident in Colorado has contracted the Plague. Although in a 5 year span from 2010 to 2015, only 3200+ cases were reported worldwide, it's still crucial that if you experience symptoms you get checked, as they break down exactly what the disease is:
See the Unusual Vegetable at The Ionia Free Fair
One thing you can count on at a county fair is there is always something unusual to see. This year at the Ionia Free Fair there is a most unusual vegetable you can see here. The Ionia Free Fair is iconic in West Michigan since it has been going strong since 1915. The Ionia Free Fair is also the world's largest fair that is free to attend, hence the name.
Could You Reach Michigan’s Highest and Lowest Point In One Day?
Michigan has plenty of things to see in both the Upper and Lower peninsulas, it's practically impossible to see everything in one trip. From the southernmost border of Michigan to the northernmost point, it would be a 628-mile drive or 10 hours. That's a doable journey. However, what may not...
Surprising State Where U of M is Most Hated
There are lots of rivalries in college football but some states hate some schools more than others rivalry or not. There are a few states that have some hatred for U of M. Rivalries are everywhere. Many start at home between siblings but many are associated with sports teams. Of...
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