Halloween

As Halloween creeps closer, the Trail of Terror is ready to unleash its spine-chilling thrills— and it's all in memory of a beloved local talent.

Southwest Michigan plays a key role in fall's biggest traditions. Yes, our pumpkins are a big deal nationwide.

Picture a seven-foot creature howling in the woods. Locals say it’s been lurking in Michigan for over a century.

Although, with that being said, I believe many people are getting into the holiday spirits a little too early.

As the leaves change and pumpkins ripen, a local family's dedication shines through, ensuring Gene the Pumpkin Man's memory won't fade away.

As Halloween creeps closer, Michigan's haunted spots are calling out to the brave souls willing to face the unknown.

From the Queen of Soul to a former president, Michigan's final resting places are a treasure trove of history and talent.

Explore the best pumpkin patches near Kalamazoo and honor Gene the Pumpkin Man’s legacy with cozy fall fun and family traditions.

A chilling tale from 1929 reveals how fear can twist the hearts of neighbors into something unrecognizable. This is a story that lingers in the shadows of Kalamazoo.

Imagine stumbling upon a grave that hints at giants in our own backyard—two towering skeletons that have locals buzzing with curiosity.