Our Winter Issue will warm you up with Al Eicher’s “Christmastime Memories” in The Way It Was, and read all about small-town holiday festivities, such as Deckerville’s Dickens of a

Outdoor enthusiasts know October is synonymous with bow hunting, as evidenced by Ryan Walker’s White Tail Deer Season Primer while Who Am I? shares great Michigan resources to research your family history. Meanwhile, Countryside Yarns features

The Great Lakes offers a bevy of tales waiting to be told, as evidenced in Robert McGreevy’s artwork and article detailing the Iron Chief in Sunken History & Maritime Treasures, and current Canadian

Countryside Yarns begins an intriguing tale this month about the Osage Nation, a tribe that, in the 1920s, became the richest sector in the world while Thumb Rails features the ongoing saga of Troop

World War II veterans and brothers Ralph and Karl Ullmann are featured in this month’s Guardians of Freedom while western writer Charlie Steel begins the intriguing tale of Old Man Dying. Outdoor writer Ryan

Remember your childhood heroes? Al Eicher takes us down memory lane this month recalling his heroes in The Way It Was, and be sure to check out the 1925 student census

Our May issue of The Lakeshore Guardian takes us outdoors to celebrate Michigan history and the people who made it from our sailors at sea to our veterans preserving our freedoms

Our April issue of The Lakeshore Guardian offers articles and stories that will penetrate your thoughts long after the last page is turned!

Our March issue of The LakeshoreGuardian is an exciting page-turner! From history on land to adventureon the lakes, this issue is packed with interesting reads! Enjoy!