Steve Tennes, owner of the Country Mill in Charlotte, Michigan, doesn’t sell pumpkins, apples, or even apple cider and donuts. Well, he does, but more importantly, what he sells is family fun.

The decision to ban Tennes from the market came after he publicly announced he would not allow same-sex weddings at Country Mill, 4648 Otto Road, near Charlotte, because of his religious beliefs.

Steve and Bridget Tennes, shown with five of their six children, bring their case to a U.S. District Court on Tuesday. The two hope to end the East Lansing city council’s effort to bar them from ...

Country Mill Farms owner Steve Tennes, left, and his wife Bridget are photographed in their orchard on Sept. 13, 2017, in Charlotte, Michigan. Nick King / Lansing State Journal via AP file ...

In a ruling Monday, U.S. District Judge Paul Maloney said the city's move to exclude Country Mill Farms from the 2017 East Lansing Farmers Market infringed on owner Stephen Tennes' religious ...