Many of us find peace in nature, but you don't have to wait for spring to enjoy nature. How about cross-country skiing or snowshoeing along one of our well-maintained trails.  Dahlem offers five miles

Eating healthfully is a New Year's Resolution for a lot of us, but that doesn't mean the food has to be boring! Try something new this year at one of Jackson's over 100 restaurants. The diversity

Many of us resolve to get fit and lose weight this season. Maybe running a half-marathon is in your horizon. Jackson has the perfect opportunity with The Falling Waters Trail Run and Walk on October 2nd. Running the Falling

‘Tis the season to make and hopefully keep your New Year's Resolutions. Jackson has just the things to help you get started! Looking to travel to new places? Add Jackson to your list! Think you know Jackson

Opening Again...November 19 through December 29, 2015. Call for Artists! Apply today to be a part of this second annual event in Downtown Jackson, Michigan Visit www.ThinkJacksonMI.com to download the application! Artist Booth (10'x10' booth) $25 Non-Refundable Application

JACKSON, Sept. 1, 2015 - EpIQ Escapes: Jackson's first real-life escape room is the first of it's kind in mid-Michigan. Participants will test their wit, problem solving, and teamwork skills by entering a locked room in which they

10/21/15 - The Weatherwax Foundation recently donated the final $50,000 piece of a $394,000 puzzle to break ground on the CP Federal City Square in downtown Jackson.  After CP Federal Credit Union officials announced a $100,000 contribution toward the construction of the Glidden

By Rebecca Calkins, 10/14/15 Michigan not only makes delicious wine and beer but we’ve also gotten into the craft distillery movement. Our local watering hole Jackson’s Grand River Brewery has started to make their own vodka, rum,

3225 Fourth Street, Jackson, MI– October 7, 2015 – The Ella Sharp Museum has been awarded $15,000 from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs.  The grant was awarded from the MCACA peer review process and was one of the 559 applications

Mrs. Realy used a German-style Bakehouse with a wood-fired brick oven to bake all the bread, rolls, cakes, and cookies her large family of nine would need. When the Waterloo Area Historical Society was founded, the Realy’s original