The 39-acre park now offers naturalized waterways, a restored water wheel, elevated boardwalks and family-friendly features just steps from downtown businesses.

The ribbon was cut at Dwight Lydell Park Tuesday morning, revealing a restored Mill Creek, scenic overlook, water wheel and more.

With one official visit weekend left, here is our prediction of the Wolverines' 2026 class when all is said and done.

Scientists and Indigenous leaders partner to restore native plant life and cultural practices in one of Michigan’s most ...