Powder Puff Portrait
October is Michigan’s most colorful month, and as our guest of honor we have a very colorful lady with a very colorful name, Jan Kolodziejczyk. […]
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The Lake Effect Bar and Grill
Formerly The Pines Resort and Restaurant, The Lake Effect Bar and Grill is under new ownership and management. We will be open for the winter
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A Natural Racer
Haven Bouverette thrives on the thrill of speed and of winning. By Keri Guten Cohen, Contributing Writer Haven Bouverette of Bad Axe loves to win.
Trail Permit Fee Increase: Pros & Cons
Seems every five years when the sunset condition arrives and it’s time to add a few more dollars to the cost for the Michigan Snowmobile
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St. Charles
Something for everyone all year-round The Village of St. Charles is located in Saginaw County, approximately 20 miles southwest of Saginaw. Known as the gateway
Katelynn Grover, 9, to Participate in Bikini Radar Run
By Stephen King OK, of all the stories I do, from time to time I get one that really hits home. This time, a little
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Enjoy It Now…It May Soon Be Gone
For more then six decades now, we’ve had the wonderful opportunity to get out in the winter seasons and to enjoy what good old Mother
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On Zero Tolerance
By Stephen King OK, some of you longtime readers may recognize this topic. Every couple of years, I like to write about some of the
Top of the Lake Snowmobile Museum Hosts Kids Ride
By Stephen King Michelle Vallier Labadie, daughter of Charlie and Marilyn Vallier, who do the lion’s share of the work at the Top of the
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The Timbersled: Not For Everyone, But For Those Who Really Want A Snowmobiling Adventure
By Stephen King Well, this one is going to be just a bit different. Usually I write about things that most people can do, like
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Final Meetings 2020
By Jim Duke As the snowmobile season officially began, the final meetings of the Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup and the Michigan Snowmobile and ORV Association finished
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From Pandemic to Pandemonium
By Jim Duke And, so it begins … the 2020-21 snowmobile season is upon us and the nation is still in the grips of the
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Copper Harbor Fuel Stop – Michigan’s Most Northern Gas Station
By Mike Borlee Copper Harbor Fuel Stop proudly serves the community of Copper Harbor, Michigan and adventurous visitors; providing automotive gasoline, diesel fuel, supplies, and
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BITEHARDER® to market “Snowmobile Helmet Safety Lights” as part of their campaign for “Safer Snowmobiling”
Press Release -September 1, 2020 BITEHARDER® to market “Snowmobile Helmet Safety Lights” as part of their campaign for “Safer Snowmobiling” LACONIA, N.H. – Glenn Welch,
Arctic Cat vs. Ski-Doo: It’s A Draw
By Stephen King Over about the past few years, one of the more interesting aspects of our sport has been the legal battle between two
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Winter and the Other Three Seasons
By Jim Duke Ask any snowmobile enthusiast about their favorite time of year and the answer will, without any hesitation, be winter. In fact, ask
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’Twas the Snowmobiler’s Night Before Christmas: A New Translation of an Old Poem
By Stephen King Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. Translated: It
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And So It Begins, But What About the Cost?
By Jim Duke The early snows that fell in late October got many snowmobiler’s thumbs twitching. Visions of adventures over snow-covered landscapes came just a
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Legislative Update with Sen. Ed McBroom
By Stephen King This month, in our continuing effort to keep the snowmobiling public updated on what is happening in the snowmobile world, we are
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Challenges, Solutions and Accomplishments
By Jim Duke On Oct. 15, the Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup (SAW) finally achieved a long-fought solution to provide a grant sponsor closure on an issue
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