From the Lansing State Journal
MERIDIAN TWP. – The dirt trails that wind around the most diverse wetlands, forest and swampland in Meridian Township are now guaranteed to stay there.
The newly acquired 120 acres added to Lake Lansing Park-North’s south side have been used by joggers, cross country skiers and trail enthusiasts for years but weren’t officially part of the park. Read entire article on The Lansing State Journal
There’s bipartisan agreement on at least one thing in Washington this week: There’s a whole lot of snow outside. After two paralyzing storms swept through the District in quick succession, the area was blanketed in almost two and a half feet of snow.
DNR to host public meetings in July regarding proposed changes to fishing regulations The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced a schedule of public…
Dates, times and anglers announced for the NBAA Stage Some variety for everyone in the list of 2011 NBAA Stage Ultimate Fishing Show seminar speakers…
The show that celebrates Michigan’s conservation heritage returns to Detroit February 27 through March 1 when Outdoorama sets up camp at Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi.
On September 10, 1813 U.S. Navy Master Commandant Oliver Hazard Perry took advantage of a wind shift on Lake Erie to defeat a British squadron…
The Bassmaster Elite Series Plano Championship Chase was billed as Lake St. Clair’s chance to show the world why it was named the best bass…
