Please mark your calendars for a Women’s History Program event. The Benzie Area Women’s History Project, in connection with the Benzonia Academy Lecture Series, will bring Michelle Kaminski, Ph.D., an associate professor at Michigan State University, to speak on the topic of Union Sisters/ Closet Feminists. The date is Thursday, April 10, time 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at […]
Read MoreVolunteers sought for Michigan Legacy Art Park
Michigan Legacy Art Park at Crystal Mountain Resort in Thompsonville, Michigan, is becoming a favorite field-trip destination for area schools. Because each sculpture expresses a story about Michigan’s history, culture, or natural environment, students gain a deeper appreciation for the world around them during a field trip to the Legacy Art Park. Through abstract thought […]
Read MoreCan You Spell ‘J-O-U-R-N-A-L-I-S-M?’
Stormcloud Brewery and the Betsie Current newspaper to host April 11 adult spelling bee in Frankfort.
Read MoreBird Sighting: What To Do?
How do you identify a bird that you’ve seen?
Read MoreSupport the Betsie Current’s relaunch through Kickstarter campaign
This spring, Northern Michigan natives Jordan Bates and Jacob Wheeler will relaunch the Betsie Current, a community newspaper that will cover the dynamic, tight-knit communities of Benzie County. The Betsie Current will be your go-to source for local news and events, and coverage of arts, culture and entertainment, particularly in the vibrant communities surrounding Crystal Lake — Frankfort, Beulah, […]
Read MoreZen and the Art of Ice Rink Maintenance
It starts with the equipment- a donated John Deere snow blower, circa 1980. Who knew they made even made them? No complaints though, as she has run steadily this year- noisy, shaky and smokey, but steadily.
Read MorePerformers to Celebrate the Legacy of Pete Seeger at Mills Community House
Concert “Well May the World Go”, will take place on Sunday, March 23 at 4 pm at The Mills Community House.
Read MoreFishing Legacy Lies at Bottom of Betsie Bay
The tale of a faithful ship and the “Good Will” of a community
Read MoreSleeping Bear “Wilderness” Legislation a Potential Win-win for Park and Public
After decades of missteps, how the Park is winning over the local community Before the end of this year, Congress may approve “wilderness” legislation for the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore that — despite the implication of the word — would forever guarantee public access to the Park’s pristine beaches along county roads, to historic […]
Read MoreThe Betsie Current Newspaper Returns
inaugural issue appearing on newsstand April 17th, 2014
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