On August 27 in history, Abraham Lincoln visited Michigan, the first “Guinness Book of Records” was published, Stevie Ray Vaughan died, and Mars made a historic close approach to Earth. (READ MORE)
August 18 in History: Women Win the Vote, Jimi Hendrix Closes Woodstock & Larry Bird Retires
On August 18 in history, the 19th Amendment achieved ratification, Jimi Hendrix closed Woodstock, Larry Bird announced his retirement, and Microsoft Flight Simulator launched. (READ MORE)
August 16 in History: Detroit Surrenders, Sports Illustrated Debuts & Elvis Presley Dies
On August 16 in history, Detroit surrendered to British forces, “Sports Illustrated” published its first issue, Joseph Kittinger made his record-setting parachute jump, and Elvis Presley died at age 42. (READ MORE)
February 1
Here is what has happened on February 1. (READ MORE)
Random Thoughts for Thursday, September 19th, 2024: Talk Like a Pirate, Jeannie, Mary & The Twilight Zone, and More!
Welcome to September 19th, a day jam-packed with historical gems, quirky thoughts, and a sprinkle of upcoming events to keep things spicy. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage (it’s officially too late for coffee and too early for wine… or is it?), and let’s dive into the wonderful randomness of today! (READ MORE)
What NOT to Buy For Father’s Day, a Celebrity Death, Ukuleles at the Library, It’s Garfield the Cat Day
Now Uncle Ben Is Going Away, Grand Rapids Fireworks Cancelled, Grand Rapids Magazine Daily Featured Some Strange Guy, It’s Picnic Day and More! (READ MORE)