Michigan Enjoyer

Lottie Moorehouse

Lottie Moorehouse is a digital reporter for Michigan Enjoyer.

Towering pyramid of American bison skulls with a person standing on top, documenting the near-extinction in Michigan

This Eerie Photo of Bison Skulls Has an Even Darker Backstory

Lottie Moorehouse·Oct 2

Two visitors admire Stepping Stone Falls' cascading water over concrete dam structures surrounded by autumn trees

Flint's Waterfalls Are a Hidden Gem in a Tough Town

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 30

Towering white apartment building with castle-like turrets and ornate architecture against blue sky with puffy clouds

Why This Massive Apartment Building Looks Like a Disney Castle

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 25

Gothic stone buildings of Hope College and Calvin University showcasing the architectural grandeur behind their historic religious rivalry

The Religious Feud That Started the Hope-Calvin Rivalry

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 23

Victorian-era football players in a chaotic pile during Michigan's first game, with spectators crowding around the action

Everything About Michigan's First Football Game Was Bizarre

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 18

Spectators watch through chain-link fence as demolition derby cars crash and collide on illuminated track at night

Michigan's Most Redneck Sporting Event

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 16

Aerial view of Eastern Michigan's Rouse Stadium showing the unique gray football field at Crosby Field with green end zones and "The Factory" lettering on the stands.

Why Eastern Michigan Has America's Only Gray Football Field

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 9

Grape vines heavy with dark purple clusters line a Southwest Michigan vineyard row during harvest season

Southwest Michigan's Wine Country Gets No Love

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 4

Miniature train with red, white and blue bunting approaches depot building at House of David amusement park grounds

The Bizarre Cult in Benton Harbor That Ran Its Own Amusement Park

Lottie Moorehouse·Sep 2

Ring Lardner in formal attire with patterned tie, the Michigan-born writer who became America's beloved sportswriter

This Forgotten Michigan Author Was More Famous Than Hemingway

Lottie Moorehouse·Aug 28

Weathered sign for Old Tavern Inn hangs on a wooden post, advertising "Fine Food & Spirits" and claiming to be Michigan's oldest business since 1835

You Can Still Get a Drink at Michigan's Oldest Bar

Lottie Moorehouse·Aug 26

Towering rock formation with trees on top rises from Lake Huron waters as kayakers explore nearby outcroppings under cloudy skies

I Kayaked 7 Miles to See One of Michigan's Wonders

Lottie Moorehouse·Aug 22