Anna Strong
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When speaking of the American Revolution, names such as George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Paul Revere come to mind. But lesser-known patriots were just as important to the cause. Today’s Historia involves the Culper Spy Ring and a noted spy identified as 355 who may have been Anna Smith Strong.
Environment Report
Algae Air, State of the Bay, City Recycling
In the future, there may be air quality alerts for harmful algal blooms, just like the warnings issued for wildfire smoke. The State of the Bay conference is Oct. 7 at the Doubletree in downtown Bay City. And Bay City recycling has hit a milestone.
Flint: The 19th Century
The Treaty of Saginaw
The Treaty of Saginaw between the American government and the Native people living in much of Michigan's Lower Peninsula allowed for the establishment of Flint.
Restored to Glory
Studebaker Work Truck
Dave Krueger of Flushing has a Studebaker collection that includes a 1940s wrecker.
Revolutionary Moment
Spies in the American Revolution
The use of spies by the Continental Army.