Underdown Trails gets new segment
MERRILL, Wis (WJFW) – The Underdown Recreation Area recently added a new segment of single-track to its system of mountain bike trails. The new segment was constructed by volunteers from
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MERRILL, Wis (WJFW) – The Underdown Recreation Area recently added a new segment of single-track to its system of mountain bike trails. The new segment was constructed by volunteers from
The Wisconsin Department of Tourism released 2022 economic impact data showing the tourism industry generated a record-breaking $23.7 billion in total economic impact, with Langlade County playing a pivotal role by contributing $77 million in total economic impact.
July 2, 2021 Riley Keough (left) stars as “Stefani” and Taylour Paige stars as “Zola” in Zola. // Photograph courtesy of Anna Kooris / A24 Films How a Detroit woman’s viral Twitter thread became the highly anticipated film Zola. In 2015, A’Ziah “Zola” King posted a 148-tweet thread about a chance meeting at a Hooters leading to a life-changing road trip. That story birthed the movie, Zola, in theaters now. Ypsilanti native Tiffany Porter makes history, advancing to her third Olympics. Porter, a 100-meter hurdler and former University of Michigan athlete, qualified for the To...
WATCH: 200-Foot Cliff Face Plunges into Lake Superior 29 Jun 2021 The natural views at Michigan’s Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore are always changing and one group of people got to witness that fact over the weekend. Jahn Martin captured video footage of a 200-foot cliff face breaking off and falling into Lake Superior Saturday at a location between Miner’s Beach and Mosquito Beach, WLUC reported Monday. People watching from the pontoon boat said the waves rose at least 10 to 12 feet high, causing momentary panic among those who are not good swimmers or who could not swim, watching from...
The sheer cliff faces of the Pictured Rocks in the Upper Peninsula are constantly changing, but it's still rare to catch an event like this on camera. If you've ever taken a boat tour of the Pictured Rocks, then you no doubt heard the tour guide tell you that the cliffs are always changing. They rise more than 200 feet above Lake Superior at some points, and when they fall, it's not just a little splash. Jahn Martin was out with some friends on Lake Superior checking out the natural wonders of the Pictured Rocks when they caught the event on camera.