For the twenty-second year, the public is invited to check out incredible antique winter machines.

Visit Twisting Trails Clubhouse & Grounds located at 5875 Ruprecht Road in Twin Lakes, Michigan for a fun, winter adventure with a warm Clubhouse offering breakfast & lunch.

Snowmobile enthusiast will witness seven classes, showcasing snowmobiles from years gone past for trophies & ribbons during this Antique Show on Saturday, January 16 from 9:00am – 4:00pm.

Cost: $5 per person OR $10 per vehicle at gate.

Call: (231)343-3230 or visit www.whitelake.org for more information.

MUSKEGON, Mich. (WZZM) -- Consumers Energy will offer limited guided tours of the coal-fired B.C. Cobb plant in Muskegon.  The free tours take place Saturday, January 9, from 8:40 a.m. to 3:40 p.m. Tours start at the former Masonic Temple building on Clay Avenue.  A trolley will run to and from the plant about every 50 minutes.

The plant has generated electricity since 1948.  It will close for good on April 15.  Demolition for most of the facility could take place by the end of 2018.  "We do not want it to linger," said Consumers Energy Senior Public Information Director Roger Morgenstern,

Demolition is likely to start early next year with removal of the 650-foot tall smokestack that is visible from around the city of Muskegon.

MUSKEGON COUNTY, Mich. (WZZM) -- In 2014, the massive road salt pile staged at the Verplank Dock in downtown Muskegon was completely diminished.  This year, the 200,000-pound pile is not going anywhere fast. It's just another sign of the unusually mild winter.

It's perfect conditions for the Muskegon County Road Commission to get a jump on spring projects like removing trees and trimming back limbs. That's what work crews were doing Thursday along Dangl and Sternberg roads in Fruitport Township.

Road commission supervisor Eric Scott says the mild weather is also a time to do vehicle and equipment maintenance.  

So far this winter the road commission has used less than 2,000 tons of road salt, Scott said. "We are less than half of what we used last year at this point."