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City Of The Week: Howell 2023 Photo Gallery

Congratulations to our City of The Week: Howell! My family has been around the Howell area for over ten years. I moved to Howell back in 2020 and absolutely love…

Cleary's Pub in Howell. city of the week 2023

Another place my family loves to go and grab a drink and a bite to eat. I will go on record and say cleary’s has the best fish n chips in livingston county. hands down!

Congratulations to our City of The Week: Howell! My family has been around the Howell area for over ten years. I moved to Howell back in 2020 and absolutely love my town. When people ask me to describe what Howell is like, I tell them a few simple things. First off, over the past couple of years Howell has built some areas up, but you can still find a lot of country if you drive around. The second thing I tell them is, good luck finding a cooler and more active downtown area. Howell still has that amazing small-town feel and that is what I love about it the most.

I am very excited that this week's city of the week is Howell because we get to show off a town that people think is far away. A 50-minute drive west on 96 will take you to one of the best towns in all of Michigan. Obviously, my opinion is a little biased but come on, who isn't going to rep their hometown?

I wanted to take over the photo gallery this week so I could show you some photos of the town that you may not get anywhere else. For example, in this photo gallery, you will see the spot they call elephant ally. You will also see one of the coolest and oldest bowling allies around. This is a perfect example of Howell, new school with a ton of old school sprinkled in.

Don't forget this weekend, the number one party for Howell is happening downtown: The Howell Melon Festival

Click HERE for the story about Elephant Ally in downtown Howell and scroll down for my photo gallery of Howell.

City of The Week: Howell With Ryan Logan at Elephant Alley

elephant ally

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Here is the street sign for "Elephant" ally in downtown Howell. The story is, there is an elephant from the 1920s buried here


howell winery

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The Howell Winery is one of our favorite places to hangout. Some of the best pizza you can find is at the winery! My family loves it


Diamonds steak house

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I have lived in Howell for 3 years now and will challenge anyone to find a better steak in down. This is a perfect spot to celebrate anything!


Clearly's pub

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Another place my family loves to go and grab a drink and a bite to eat. I will go on record and say cleary's has the best fish n chips in livingston county. hands down!


howell movie theatre

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The howell movie theatre is one of the oldest buildings in Howell's history. You can still go there today and watch some of your favorite new and old movies


howell movie theatre 2

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I really do love this place. I think it is what is good with the city of howell. It shows the history of the town as it was back in the day


M Street Baking Co.

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The M Street Baking co. is not only famous in Howell but in all of the United States. Some of their drinks and milkshakes will be bigger than your head. I am not kidding!


Downtown howell 2023

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Here is a shot looking down mainstreet in downtown howell. As you can see the small town feel is still here and that is why I moved here. A slower pace of life


elephant ally

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Here is the street sign for "Elephant" ally in downtown Howell. The story is, there is an elephant from the 1920s buried here


downtown howell war memorial

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This is something I love in downtown Howell. It is a memorial to those from the area who served our country and made the ultimate sacrifice.


howell courthouse

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I love this building. to me it is one of the coolest landmarks in all of Livingston county. It is not home to the weekly "courthouse concerts" Credit: Ryan Logan

Hey It’s Ryan, let me start off by saying…YES, I was born and raised in Wixom, Michigan although a lot of listeners like to joke that I am from Arizona. WCSX has always been my radio home, I have been at the station since I was a 23-year-old intern, co-host of Big Jim’s House, married with kids. Family and radio are what I love, but don’t get me started on golf! Like some, I have become obsessed with golf and you can hear all about that on “The Ball Washer Pod” right here on WCSX. One of my other passions is helping out the Vets. Since coming to WCSX I have been apart of raising hundreds of thousands for local vet groups. Other than that, I am a goofy guy, loving life, my family and talking to you on the radio. Ryan writes about golf, family and what happens on “Big Jim’s House.”