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People Travel From Every Corner Of Michigan Just To Eat At This Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant

Somewhere between a grain silo and a championship banner, the best chicken gizzards in Michigan are waiting for you. Joe’s Gizzard City in Potterville, Michigan is the kind of restaurant that makes you rethink every food decision you’ve ever made, starting with the ones that didn’t involve gizzards.

Potterville, MI · 7d
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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 · 3d
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This Tucked-Away Michigan Diner Feels Like Walking Straight Into The 1950s

Two original bank vaults still sit inside this Michigan restaurant. These days, they guard kitchen supplies instead of cash. The building opened as a bank back in 1896. Now it serves onion rings stacked up to 12 inches tall, which feels like a fair trade to me. Tin ceilings stretch...

Michigan · 1d
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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 · 11d

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Skip The Fancy Decor And Head Straight To This Michigan Seafood Restaurant That’s Worth Every Mile

Here’s a thought that might change your weekend plans: the best seafood you’ve ever had in Michigan is probably waiting for you in Traverse City. The Boathouse Restaurant has been quietly making people very happy, and it’s time more people knew about it. Now, the title of...

Traverse City, MI · 17h

The Detroit News

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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 · 2d

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Treat Your Taste Buds To The Best Homemade Food At This Enchanting Amish Town In Michigan

There are towns in Michigan that want you to visit them, and then there’s Clare, which has been quietly excellent for so long that it doesn’t need to want anything. Clare, Michigan sits at the intersection of US-10 and US-127 in the middle of the Lower Peninsula, and it has the kind of understated confidence that comes from knowing exactly what it is and being completely fine with that.

Clare, MI · 15h

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Michigan man, 68, thought his Christmas scratcher won $500 — then sat on the $500K ticket for nearly a year

If you win the lottery, what you should do with the money depends on taxes and your investment plan, but you should never go in assuming that you’ll win.

Michigan · 2d

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Michigan sub shop will offer 47% discount to celebrate 47th anniversary

PORTAGE, MI — The family-owned sub shop Jersey Giant Subs turns 47 this fall, and it’s celebrating with the largest discount the company has ever offered. On Wednesday, Nov. 18, every sub on the menu will be offered at 47% off, all day long. Jersey Giant is a...

Portage, MI · 3d

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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 · 4d

We Are Battle Creek

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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 · 4d

The Spun

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Michigan Deer Season Opens Today: Shooting Hours, Rules and What Hunters Need to Know

Michigan’s regular firearm deer season runs Nov. 15–30, with big changes this year

Michigan · 9h

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10 Michigan Vinyl Record Stores Where Music Lovers Can Spend Hours Digging For Gems

One record shop on this list keeps at least 50,000 different titles in stock on any given day. I always assumed record digging was a quick flip through a few crates. Well, that changes things a little. Another shop in the lineup carries more than 25,000 new LPs, plus around...

Michigan · 22h

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Kids’ Clothing Chain Starts Closing Sales at All 5 Michigan Stores, Including Birch Run

If you’ve got a gift card from The Children’s Place sitting in a drawer somewhere, now’s a good time to dig it out. The kids’ clothing chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Nov. 8, and going-out-of-business sales are underway at its stores, including the one at Birch Run Premium Outlets.

Michigan · 2d

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SITKA's John Barklow Says Deer Hunters Shouldn't Overlook These Items Before Heading Into the Woods

Preparing for a long day in the woods hunting whitetail takes more thought than simply grabbing a warm hunting suit.

Michigan · 17h

The Daily Reporter

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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 · 3d

Animal of Things

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Grouse Hunting Season in Michigan: Dates, Limits, Zones, and Rules for Ruffed and Sharp-Tailed Grouse

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by GlacierNPS / flickr Grouse hunting season in Michigan runs longer than most hunters expect, with two separate segments and a split bag limit that changes depending on which part of the state you hunt. Miss the zone line and you could be one bird over the legal limit without realizing it. This article walks you through the 2026 … This article, Grouse Hunting Season in Michigan: Dates, Limits, Zones, and Rules for Ruffed and Sharp-Tailed Grouse , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Do You Need a Crane Permit to Hunt Sandhill Cranes in North Dakota? • 1,250 Permits: How Tennessee’s 2026-27 Sandhill Crane Draw Works • Woodcock Hunting Season in Delaware: 2026-27 Dates, Limits, and Rules

Michigan · 8h

The Detroit Free Press

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Michigan woman couldn't believe her Powerball ticket was worth $1M

An Oakland County woman scanned her Powerball ticket three times before she could believe she had won $1 million. Alisa Moore, 61, of Hazel Park won the prize after her ticket matched all five white balls drawn Oct. 19: 8, 31, 32, 42 and 48, according to the Michigan Lottery . She bought the ticket at a Michigan Lottery kiosk inside the Kroger store at 2200 E. 12 Mile Road in Royal Oak. More: Where biggest Michigan Lottery tickets in September were sold "The next day, I scanned the ticket on the Michigan Lottery app to check it," Moore told the Michigan Lottery. "When $1 million came up on my phone screen, I almost fell out of my chair! I scanned the ticket again, and then a third time because I couldn’t believe what I was seeing." Moore recently claimed her prize and plans to use the money to pay off her mortgage and save the remainder. This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Michigan woman couldn't believe her Powerball ticket was worth $1M

Michigan · 2d

The News Advocate

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Manistee, Cherry Capital flights grounded amid nationwide ground stop

"Everything is grounded, so there's no landing and no departures at any airport in the country."

Manistee, MI · 1d

9&10 News

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Husband-and-wife team turns passion for rescuing birds into a growing Northern Michigan mission

INTERLOCHEN - What began as a labor of love in their own home for Northern Michigan couple Kaitlyn and Jeffrey Bohnet has grown into a wildlife rehabilitation operation answering hundreds of calls to help injured birds. Now, the husband-and-wife team is working to take the mission of North Sky Raptor Sanctuary a step further, building what would become the region’s first public raptor center at Camp Greilick. On Thursday, the Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation Commission voted unanimously Thursday to send a lease for a planned raptor center at Camp Greilick to the county Board of Commissioners. The planned facility would include a 5,000-square-foot education center and a dedicated bird-of-prey hospital. The new center is designed to centralize care that is currently scattered across private residential properties. The complex will feature a specialized hospital facility alongside an educational center connected to an interpretive trail, which will house non-releasable bird ambassadors for year-round community programming. The project comes as the group faces high community demand, having logged 700 rescue calls by September while operating out of three private residences. Demand for wildlife rehabilitation across Northern Michigan has grown beyond the capacity of home-based operations. Most licensed rehabilitators in the state

Grand Traverse County, MI · 2d