Mark Frankhouse

Mark Frankhouse joined the Townsquare Media team from Detroit and is now enjoying the role of Assistant Director of Content for the Kalamazoo Market and one-half of The Rocker Morning Show w/ Meatball on Kalamazoo's Rock Station 107.7 RKR. He graduated from Specs Howard School of Media Arts in Southfield, MI in 2012. After working at a Top-40 station in Detroit, he moved to Kalamazoo in 2017, and it was the best move he ever made. A lover of all music, a vocalist, a former wrestling commentator, and an avid collector of shiny cardboard, Mark lives to entertain. Southwest Michigan is now his permanent home and he looks forward to being able to entertain and inform the community of everything going on near you.

Michigan’s Tahquamenon Falls Riverboat & Trolley Closing Permanently & Selling Off Equipment

We are going to sell 120 acres along with the gift shop and another 40 acres on M-28 where our billboard is. John Anderson with Real Estate One will be handling this sale 248-802-0949. Please contact him for more information on that.

Is The Michigan Famous Grocery Store Farmer Jack Finally Returning?

Recently a Facebook post was made that once again, church people into thinking that Farmer Jack was going to reopen, saying that the Eastern Market in Detroit would be hosting a Farmer Jack pop-up stand.

Remember When This Michigan Pizza Chain Made Chocolate Ravioli?

CHOCOLATE! CHOCOLATE! RAVIOLI! RAVIOLI! That’s right it was a chocolate ravioli. Now I know what you’re thinking, that sounds absolutely disgusting, but the ravioli wasn’t made of pasta, but white chocolate and the inside was some kind of milk chocolate cream filling, as many people remember fondly.

WARNING: Michigan Residents Have A Spice Contaminated w/ Dangerous Lead Levels

The cinnamon recall was already in effect, but they've expanded the brands in which there are dangerous lead levels found in the product. Here are the FDA’s recommendations for consumers, according to their release statement

A Pop-Up Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy Is Opening For Halloween In Michigan

Tickets start at $48 and go up to $55. For three days the speakeasy will be open, and host three shows a night on Thursday & Friday, and every two hours from Noon to 10 PM on Saturday. If you're interested in going you can purchase tickets here.

One of Michigan’s Smallest Villages Is Its Fastest Growing In The State

Home to the world-famous Pettibone Cari-Lift, and is home to a large Native American Community. The village is today, a part of the L'Anse Indian Reservation.

Michigan Red Lobster Restaurants May Not Be Doomed After All

Former CEO of P.F. Chang’s Damola Adamolekun, will be running the seafood chain and become the CEO of RL Investor.

Do Any of These Things In A Michigan Walmart & You’ll Get Kicked Out

So just remember that after you pull one of these ridiculous stunts, we tried to warn you about this.

Skeletons Are About To Invade This Michigan City’s Downtown Area

The Skeletour Spooktacular starts on October 5th and will most likely come down in early November. Make sure when you're walking downtown this Halloween season that you take as many pictures of all the fun skeletons and send them our way.

Remembering This Michigan Pitcher Who Played For The Tigers: Lil’ Stoner

Unfortunately, he never gained massive success and was one strikeout shy of 300 for his career. Most likely, his most notable stat was that he gave up what The Babe and many people feel was the longest Homerun and Babe Ruth’s career while pitching for Detroit.

Did You Know All of These Are Banned In The State of Michigan?

It’s up to the state to regulate what can and cannot come into the state, so they put up multiple lists so that people are aware of what is and is not welcome in Michigan. Everything from illegal weapons to prohibited or restricted species, it’s important to know that you can help do your part to keep Michigan beautiful.

Michigan Man Doing Everything In His Power To Have Tiger Stadium Rebuilt

How is he going to accomplish this though? Currently, there is the Detroit Police Athletic League which has its new headquarters and a baseball diamond on the site where it once stood, so that would mean tearing down the new facility to accommodate his dreams.