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Glenlore Trails: Portal to an Enchanted Forest
Michigan is home to many beautiful walking and hiking trails that offer great recreational opportunities in both peninsulas. Most are best suited for daytime outings, but when the sun goes down, one Metro Detroit forest truly shines: Glenlore Trails. This immersive, interactive, illuminated trail opened in Commerce Township in August 2020.
Memories Matter
Memories are an important part of our lives – they make up who we are and help tell our stories. Often, the memories and sentimental feelings attached to objects we own make it difficult to part with these cherished belongings.
CSA Co-ops
Whether you have just one belly to fill or an entire household of bellies, grocery shopping is a chore that regularly tops the to-do list. Luckily, there are plenty of convenient ways to restock the kitchen these days, from online ordering to subscribing to a boxed meal kit service such as Blue Apron or Imperfect Foods.
A Cherry On Top
It all began with a love of stickers. Kristin Singer was a Michigan mother of five and avid scrapbooker looking for a way to turn her passion into a business.
UP Biking Trails: Two Wheels, One Unforgettable Memory
Did you know that Michigan is one of the most bike-friendly states in the country? With over 1,300 miles of biking trails across the Great Lakes state, there are plenty of opportunities for cyclists of any skill level to grab two wheels and create one unforgettable Michigan memory.
Rack ‘Em Up!
Did you know that Michigan and the Midwest both have a long history involving pool tables and the game of pool? The first-ever match with admission tickets sold was played in 1859 in Detroit at Fireman’s Hall. The winner, Michael Phelan, defeated Jim Seereiter and won $15,000.
Out and About: 5 National Parks in Michigan
In the last couple of years, the National Park system has been having a renaissance, with more people than ever getting outside to see the natural wonders. The 423 national park sites across the country are divided into designations like national historic sites, national monuments, national recreation areas, and more, with 63 identified as national parks.
Restoring the Monarchs
The golden amber tone of monarch butterfly wings is one of the highlights of Michigan summers. Many of us enjoy watching their distinctive flight as they flutter through the sky, looking for the perfect landing spot. Unfortunately, these jewel-colored beauties have been in decline. In just two decades, the population has dropped to an estimated 3.6% of what it once was. The Michigan population went from 384 million in 1996 to just 14 million in 2013.
