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This Enormous Michigan Outlet Mall Is Basically Disneyland For Anyone Who Loves A Good Deal

There’s a place in Birch Run, Michigan where perfectly reasonable adults lose all sense of time, money, and personal restraint, and somehow feel completely fine about it afterward. Birch Run Premium Outlets is that place, and if you haven’t made the pilgrimage yet, you’re missing out on one of...

Birch Run, MI · 3d

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New Michigan one buck rule raises worries about hurting deer hunting

The new limits Michigan hunters will face on harvesting antlered deer next year could hurt the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' bottom line, causing further problems for a department already dealing with declining license sales and increasing costs. The new rules are intended to reverse deer population trends in Michigan, where some southeast Michigan communities have taken the controversial step of culling their abundant herds and where does often outnumber bucks. DNR officials projected their initial recommendation for enacting a so-called "one buck rule" would lead to an annual loss of at least $1 million in license sales revenue, according to a memo department officials sent to the Natural Resources Commission in March. In May, a commissioner speculated that potential losses could range upwards of $6 million, a sizeable chunk of the $27.6 million in revenue the DNR receives from selling single, combination and universal antlerless deer hunting licenses. "It won't be disastrous, but certainly this level will still be painful to absorb while we have to contend with the responsibility we have to try and manage our resources appropriately as well," said Brent Rudolph, DNR deer, elk and moose management specialist, in an interview with The Detroit News. This

Michigan · 5h

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The 2 Michigan Restaurants That Just Made The New York Times Top 50 List

16 food critics traveled the country undercover, and only two Michigan spots made the final cut! One is turning heads with secret-recipe birria dishes, while the other serves up cozy Polish comfort food in a retro diner.

Detroit, MI · 8d

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Order An Old Fashioned At The Bar Before Digging Into Prime Rib At This Retro Michigan Steakhouse

Some restaurants chase every new trend, and some simply refuse to change. This Traverse City steakhouse lands firmly in the second camp, with decor that looks like it stopped the clock somewhere around the 1980s. Locals send hotel guests here, couples book their anniversaries around it, and longtime regulars have...

Traverse City, MI · 14h

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Locals Can’t Get Enough Of This Small-Town Steakhouse Hidden In Michigan

Somewhere in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, tucked into a city that sits right on the edge of two countries, there’s a steakhouse so good that people who already live nearby keep finding reasons to go back. The Antlers Restaurant in Sault Ste. Marie is the kind of place...

Michigan · 1d

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9 Airplane Secrets Michigan Travelers Might Notice Too Late

A Michigan flight can go wrong before the aircraft moves: the wrong terminal, a bag delivered after the cutoff, or a fare whose restrictions become clear only when plans change. These are published details that are easy to overlook while comparing departure times. The nine points below focus on decisions...

Michigan · 1d

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Forget Torch Lake, This Hidden Michigan Lake Is A Fishing And Boating Oasis Under 2 Hours From Traverse City

With more length, depth, and volume than any other inland lake in Michigan, Torch Lake is a major draw for good reason. But not everyone wants to follow the crowd — sometimes, hidden gems like Lake Saint Helen make for a great alternative. Located in Roscommon County, this uncrowded lake has a water surface of 2,400 acres with lots of opportunities for aquatic recreation. Days spent here involve casting a line, taking a boat out, and wading in the water. With an 18-mile-long shoreline and a variety of fish species to catch, this underrated destination is an oasis for anglers and boaters, spared from the congestion of popular tourist hubs. The activities are plentiful, and the vistas are memorable as well — as one visitor described: "It's picturesque and numbingly beautiful. I cried when we had to leave. The beauty is astounding."

Traverse City, MI · 9d

The News Advocate

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Netflix's 'A Dog's Perfect Christmas' puts Traverse City in the spotlight

Dennis Quaid stars in a Christmas movie set in Michigan, where a dog tries to reunite a family. See why it ranked No. 1 on Netflix in the U.S. and worldwide.

Traverse City, MI · 1d

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The Breathtaking 116-Mile Michigan Drive Locals Say Calms You Better Than Therapy

Some highway signs are so beloved that people keep stealing them. Transportation officials once pulled the M off certain signs just to make them less tempting. That tells you a lot about how people feel about this road. It hugs the Lake Michigan shoreline for roughly 116 miles. It crosses...

Michigan · 3d

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These 7 Small Town Michigan Restaurants Serve Meals So Good You Will Never Forget Them

Wondering where to find unforgettable meals in small town Michigan?. These 7 restaurants serve incredible dishes and lasting memories in settings you have to see for yourself. 1. The Southerner (Saugatuck) The Southerner introduces Southern flavors to the lakeside town of Saugatuck. You can spot its bright yellow exterior right...

Michigan · 4d

The News Advocate

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Ruck the Mountain challenge growing in popularity

Ruck the Mountain tasks participants with completing a 6-mile hiking course while carrying a weighted backpack, commonly called a ruck.

Thompsonville, MI · 1d

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Cane Corso Laws in Michigan: Local Bans, Liability, and Housing Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Cane Corso laws in Michigan are friendlier than most owners expect, but they are not simple. The state has no ban on the breed, yet a patchwork of city ordinances, strict bite liability, and insurance and housing rules can still decide whether your dog can live where you do. This article walks you through each … This article, Cane Corso Laws in Michigan: Local Bans, Liability, and Housing Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Running a Hobby Farm in Missouri: The Legal Rules You Need to Know • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Missouri? What the Law Says in 2026 • Petting Zoo Laws in Missouri: Licenses, Permits, and Safety Rules Explained

Michigan · 1d

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Take the Mess and Stress out of Turkey Day with Crystal Mountain's Thanksgiving Reconnect Weekend, Thompsonville, MI!

Michigan Events Blogger November 12, 2026 0 Events , Michigan , Thanksgiving , Thompsonville Image courtesy of Crystal Mountain Slow down, share unforgettable meals, and reconnect with friends and family. Escape the holiday hustle at Crystal Mountain during Thanksgiving Reconnect Weekend . It’s the ideal way to kick off your holiday season with delicious feasts, fun activities, and spending time with the ones you love. Crystal Mountain invites you to its signature Thanksgiving Reconnect Weekend . Blending outdoor tradition, seasonal dining, and early winter activities, the Northern Michigan four-season resort offers a complete lineup designed to make unforgettable memories. “The holiday season is all about pausing the busy routine to focus on the people who matter most,” said Lourin Sprenger, Director of Communications at Crystal Mountain. “Our Thanksgiving Reconnect Weekend is structured so families can step outside, enjoy the fresh Northern Michigan air, and start new traditions together—whether that’s running the Turkey Vulture Trot, enjoying a gourmet meal, or watching the magic of the holiday tree light up for the first time of the season.” Step away from the kitchen and allow Crystal’s culinary team to do the cooking for you. Join us on property for the Thanksgiving Buffet on

Thompsonville, MI · 20h

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Deer hunting season opens Sunday with bigger guns allowed

Deer hunters are switching from bows to guns this weekend as Michigan's statewide deer gun season opens Sunday, Nov. 15, with several changes. For the first time since World War II, hunters in southern Lower Michigan can now use high-powered rifles instead of shotguns or other lower-power firearms. The DNR eliminated the Limited Firearms Deer Zone in the Lower Peninsula, allowing the use of all legal firearms, including bottleneck cartridges, throughout the Lower Peninsula. Firearms larger than .22 rimfire are now permitted statewide. “Many people have their grandpa’s or great-grandpa's old gun that they've never been able to use. They want to use it at least once," said Erica Butler of Broadheads and Bullets, a gun and archery shop at Jonesville and Marshall Road in Coldwater Township. As of Tuesday, Nov. 10, Michigan hunters have harvested nearly 68,000 deer during archery season. Branch County bow hunters harvested 915 deer, 619 with antlers and 296 without, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Paul Danbury of Coldwater recently stopped by Broadheads and Bullets and said he plans to hunt with his dad. He started 11 years ago at age 12. “There's rarely a year that I go without getting at

Coldwater, MI · 13h

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You Weren’t Even Born Yet When These 7 Small-Town Michigan Taverns Started Pouring Beer And Grilling Olive Burgers

Michigan has a burger that most of the country has never heard of, and it comes topped with a creamy layer of chopped green olives. The olive burger has been a quiet favorite here for generations, and some of the best ones still come off the grills of old small-town taverns.

Traverse City, MI · 2d

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15 Michigan Museums With Incredible Collections You Would Never Expect

A spy plane that could fly faster than Mach 3, a bell recovered from the Edmund Fitzgerald, and enormous pieces of native copper are all on display in Michigan museums. And those are just the beginning. Across the state, museums preserve everything from antique fire engines and early automobiles to ancient Egyptian artifacts and working musical instruments.

Michigan · 1d

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11 Michigan Parks Are Offering Winter Camping Spots

For some people, camping season ends when the temperatures drop, and it’s time to winterize the camper, according to a post from WCRZ.com. For others, apparently, sleeping outside in Michigan is something they’re willing to do in January. More power to you. Getting out of a warm bed...

Michigan · 20h

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West Michigan Loses Its First Bojangles Restaurant

Bojangles is already gone from Michigan. Now, hundreds of Wendy's restaurants are caught up in the same company's bankruptcy battle.

Grand Rapids, MI · 1d