DNR keeps people guessing on social media
After a four-year hiatus, the Department of Natural Resources has revived its popular Facebook series “IdentiFriday.”
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Victorian-era Capitol ceilings draw new attention
Michigan’s state Capitol is opening a new underground visitor and event center inside Heritage Hall this summer that will feature the historic building’s ceilings designs created by Christian Weidemann, according to Capitol historian and curator Valerie Marvin.
Drink up, and learn about invasive species in Northern Michigan
When you think of common spots to learn about Michigan’s invasive species, some that come to mind are schools, museums, zoos and aquariums.
Legislative resolutions raise awareness on topics big and small
Every year, Michigan legislators introduce hundreds of resolutions ranging from local interests, such as Suits and Sneakers Day and Equestrian Trails Day, to more sweeping ideas, like supporting policing changes such as anti-bias and de-escalation training.
Environmental group pushes to ban controversial chemical
The recent discovery of a dangerous family of chemicals in Michigan cattle has a statewide environmental group renewing its efforts to ban the controversial substance.
Streamside incubator could help restore grayling to Michigan
As several groups of researchers race to bring back Great Lakes grayling, one program recently got a big assist with a $70,000 grant.
The project is seeking the best design for an incubator to …
Threat grows from soybean pest
Agriculture and farming officials are helping growers manage soybean cyst nematodes to prevent a major loss in yield as the crop’s production season approaches.
Middle Village Micro Market welcomes new businesses
Several new stores were welcomed earlier today into the Middle Village Micro Market incubator on Washington Square
How much freedom are we willing to give up?
We all know the serious and deadly consequences from the virus that has swept the world in the past two years. We all experienced government actions attempting to address the problem.
The CP Edit: 24 months of COVID
This week marks the second anniversary of the first COVID-19 diagnosis in Michigan. It’s been a long, strange and painful ride. The incalculable loss of human life, the economic devastation, the collapse of comity among Americans, the abject failures of our political leadership — all of it has left us shell-shocked, tattered and torn.
Victorian-era Capitol ceilings draw new attention
Michigan’s state Capitol is opening a new underground visitor and event center inside Heritage Hall this summer that will feature the historic building’s ceilings designs created by Christian Weidemann, according to Capitol historian and curator Valerie Marvin.
Drink up, and learn about invasive species in Northern Michigan
When you think of common spots to learn about Michigan’s invasive species, some that come to mind are schools, museums, zoos and aquariums.
Legislative resolutions raise awareness on topics big and small
Every year, Michigan legislators introduce hundreds of resolutions ranging from local interests, such as Suits and Sneakers Day and Equestrian Trails Day, to more sweeping ideas, like supporting policing changes such as anti-bias and de-escalation training.
Environmental group pushes to ban controversial chemical
The recent discovery of a dangerous family of chemicals in Michigan cattle has a statewide environmental group renewing its efforts to ban the controversial substance.
Streamside incubator could help restore grayling to Michigan
As several groups of researchers race to bring back Great Lakes grayling, one program recently got a big assist with a $70,000 grant. The project is seeking the best design for an incubator to …
Threat grows from soybean pest
Agriculture and farming officials are helping growers manage soybean cyst nematodes to prevent a major loss in yield as the crop’s production season approaches.
Middle Village Micro Market welcomes new businesses
Several new stores were welcomed earlier today into the Middle Village Micro Market incubator on Washington Square
How much freedom are we willing to give up?
We all know the serious and deadly consequences from the virus that has swept the world in the past two years. We all experienced government actions attempting to address the problem.
The CP Edit: 24 months of COVID
This week marks the second anniversary of the first COVID-19 diagnosis in Michigan. It’s been a long, strange and painful ride. The incalculable loss of human life, the economic devastation, the collapse of comity among Americans, the abject failures of our political leadership — all of it has left us shell-shocked, tattered and torn.