FRANKENMUTH, MI – An Italian restaurant in Frankenmuth is back open and serving customers after being damaged by a car that crashed into it. The incident occurred on Wednesday, June 25, at ...

Make a splash at the Bavarian Blast Waterpark, the largest indoor waterpark in Michigan. Cruise the Cass River two ways. Dig ...

Born Dec. 1, 1921, in Reese, 10 miles north of Frankenmuth, Zehnder would go on to become a co-founder of the family-owned Bavarian Inn Restaurant with her late husband, William “Tiny” Zehnder ...

A marker in the city’s Memorial Park notes Frankenmuth’s connection to the Chippewa; the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan has a reservation 70 miles to the west, in Mount Pleasant.

Bavarian Inn in Frankenmuth, which is undergoing a $90 million expansion, had said this month it would open the new waterpark Dec. 20 but has pushed that back to 2025, according to its website.

Judy Zehnder Keller is survived by her husband, her three children, her grandchildren and her mother Dorothy, who turned 100 in December and remains involved in the Bavarian Inn Restaurant’s day ...

Michigan's Little Bavaria came to life in the middle of the state in the 1840s when a German congregation formed a colony along the Cass River to show Native Americans "how wonderful it is to live ...

Zehnder Keller started working at the Bavarian Inn Restaurant in 1960 with her parents.She founded and built the Bavarian Inn Lodge resort in 1986, leading it through six expansions.