The Famous Vernor’s Mural
In 1932, General Signs workers John Gonsowski and Keith Martin painted a three-story mural to advertise Vernor’s Ginger Ale on the building across from the
Presented by Cooper Villaire of Grand Blanc is a senior at Powers Catholic and a member of the National Honor Society. He enjoys volunteering in the community and has completed....

Compiled by Sharon Stone From Italian classics and coney islands to neighborhood taverns and family diners, these longtime restaurants have served generations of memories, traditions and hometown flavor Linden Hotel....
Compiled by Sharon Stone
GAINES | 7.17-18.2026 PHOTOS BY CARSON ROBERTSON PHOTOGRAPHY carsonrobertsonphotography.com Nearly 4,000 people attended the 23rd annual Gaines Community Rodeo featuring the Flying Star Rodeo K9 Jaeger Foundation Series Rodeo at....
GAINES | 7.17-18.2026
For more than 40 years, Adopt-A-Pet of Fenton has provided shelter, medical care and a second chance for thousands of homeless dogs and cats. This fall, the organization is....
Goodrich | 7.31-8.1.2026 PHOTOS COURTESY OF GOODRICH FESTIVAL & EVENTS Goodrich knows how to have a good time, and the annual Good Times in Goodrich festival proved it once again.....
Goodrich | 7.31-8.1.2026
How and when did you first meet? We met in 2019 at The Freedom Center Church in Fenton. For about a year, we knew of each other but had no....
We met in 2019 at The Freedom Center Church in Fenton. For about a year, we knew of each other but had no interest in dating anyone because our lives were too busy with work and school. Near the end of 2020, it suddenly became evident that we were two really good friends who always had the most fun together, which is the perfect beginning to a forever friendship and marriage. Naturally, we started dating.
Presented by Cooper Villaire of Grand Blanc is a senior at Powers Catholic and a member of the National Honor Society. He enjoys volunteering in the community and has completed....

Compiled by Sharon Stone From Italian classics and coney islands to neighborhood taverns and family diners, these longtime restaurants have served generations of memories, traditions and hometown flavor Linden Hotel....
Compiled by Sharon Stone
GAINES | 7.17-18.2026 PHOTOS BY CARSON ROBERTSON PHOTOGRAPHY carsonrobertsonphotography.com Nearly 4,000 people attended the 23rd annual Gaines Community Rodeo featuring the Flying Star Rodeo K9 Jaeger Foundation Series Rodeo at....
GAINES | 7.17-18.2026
For more than 40 years, Adopt-A-Pet of Fenton has provided shelter, medical care and a second chance for thousands of homeless dogs and cats. This fall, the organization is....
Goodrich | 7.31-8.1.2026 PHOTOS COURTESY OF GOODRICH FESTIVAL & EVENTS Goodrich knows how to have a good time, and the annual Good Times in Goodrich festival proved it once again.....
Goodrich | 7.31-8.1.2026
How and when did you first meet? We met in 2019 at The Freedom Center Church in Fenton. For about a year, we knew of each other but had no....
We met in 2019 at The Freedom Center Church in Fenton. For about a year, we knew of each other but had no interest in dating anyone because our lives were too busy with work and school. Near the end of 2020, it suddenly became evident that we were two really good friends who always had the most fun together, which is the perfect beginning to a forever friendship and marriage. Naturally, we started dating.
In 1932, General Signs workers John Gonsowski and Keith Martin painted a three-story mural to advertise Vernor’s Ginger Ale on the building across from the
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I sure hope everyone is enjoying this Michigan summer as much as I am. As I write this column, we’re just past the Fourth of July celebrations and appreciating the fact that this beautiful country is now 250 years old. My husband and I were fortunate to be invited to two get-togethers on Lake Fenton on July 4. One party was filled with young families and children enjoying the lake, while the other reunited old friends. Both were equally wonderful. We ended the evening on our patio, taking in the fireworks all around us. We’re especially grateful that our dog doesn’t pay attention to the loud booms.
One of Downtown Fenton’s newest dining destinations is rooted in one of the city’s oldest stories.