Michigan BLUE’s top stories of 2020
From a relaxing stay at an Upper Peninsula lodge to a pickle barrel-shaped museum that once sold food products and souvenirs, here are the top 10 most-read stories of 2020.
Great Farm Market Drives
Today, farm markets still have a magnetic draw, and so annual girls’ weekends have since detoured toward corn mazes with slices of fresh pie, and every fall color tour seems to have a market at its center.
Boating in the COVID-19 Era
Walking through the Grand Rapids Boat Show last February, I saw no sign of the looming threat of COVID-19 or how it would affect boaters and the marine industry.
Hoping for the Best
Biologists are watching Isle Royale wolves closely and anticipate reproduction
A Barrel of Fun Becomes a Pickle of a Problem
The Pickle Barrel house was novel, to be sure; and it drew gawkers, but far too many.
Michigan’s Forest Legacy
Lumberman’s Monument a tribute to state’s logging history and role providing wood to build the Midwest
Blast From the Past
Whether you live on the water or are surrounded by land, unique pieces create a welcoming environment, especially those that offer a trip down memory lane.
Wine Inns: A Perfect Fall Getaway
These wine inns provide a delicious opportunity to relax for a weekend, enjoy fall colors and sip your favorite reds and whites.
A Ticket to Ride
Cruising the crystal blue waters of Little Traverse Bay has long been limited to those who have access to a boat. But, thanks to the community vision and historical reflection of the Little Traverse Bay Ferry Company, a new water taxi is bringing service back to the region.
A Fall to Remember
Fall is a special time full of changes. At its best it is glorious, a grand mosaic of color full of sunshine with cooler temperatures that invigorate.
