Outdoors

The sun was bright and unobstructed by clouds, a gilded disk hanging in a cyan-blue sky.

One of these dangers is the buildup of carbon monoxide, or CO as we know it.

A.R.K. Receives grant in response to COVID-19 MAPLE VALLEY - The Roscommon County Community Foundation (RCCF) is pleased to announce that the Association to Rescue...

plenty of camping opportunities at state parks and recreation areas across Michigan!

Midweek camping is a just a click away (Aug. 2-6) ...

A reminder that any angler who harvests a lake sturgeon or muskellunge is required to report the harvest within 24 hours of the time of the catch. You can report your harvest online at Michigan.gov/RegisterFish or by calling 906-287-0816.

Anglers are targeting bass and bluegill with limited success. The warm weather forced fish to deeper water and decreased their feeding activity. Using live bait in the morning and evening has produced fish. Bluegill and crappie were caught in 12 feet or more.