Archive for month: May, 2016

Bailey Barnes Elberto’s Taqueria Elberta Michigan Crystal Lake Catering NOLS gap year The Betsie Current

2016, Businesses, Culinary Artists, Featured Stories, Iconic Person, Print Editions, Question and Answers, Restaurants

Bailey Barnes: A Gap Year

Questions & Answers with community faces

The Cabbage Sheds staff new owners Colleen and T.J. Hudson Tony Roethler Beth (Hudson) Roethler Ryan Zuker

2016, Businesses, Featured Stories, History, Print Editions, Restaurants

Cabbage Shed 2.0

Elberta’s cultural watering hole re-opens

Scott Tucker new superintendent of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore National Park Service NPS

2016, Featured Stories, Nature, Print Editions, Question and Answers, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Scott Tucker: Sleeping Bear’s New Leader

Questions & Answers with community faces

Nessen-Little-Betsie-(4)

2016, Featured Stories, Nature, Print Editions

A Bridge Story

Protecting bridges and saving fish on the Betsie

hospice cat Beau Vallance The Betsie Current

2016, Essays, Featured Stories, Print Editions

A Hospice Cat’s Last Visit to Benzie

After many summers on her favorite porch

Jonathan Clark Beulah L’Chayim fire L'Chayim Delicatessan Beulah Aubrey Ann Parker Photography The Betsie Current

2016, Businesses, Culinary Artists, Featured Stories, Iconic Person, Print Editions, Restaurants

Bagels Are Back

“L’chayim, Beulah. To life!”

Hope Kochis WOW facilitator BACN Benzie Area Christian Neighbors Women On Their Way Benzie County Kelly Ottinger The Betsie Current

2016, Businesses, Featured Stories, Non-profits, Print Editions

Helping Women On Their Way

Benzie Area Christian Neighbors fills community need

Frankfort Shines Benzie Shines Groundwork Shines Jim Barnes Eco-Building Products Frankfort solar panels Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities Jim Dulzo Aubrey Ann Parker Photography The Betsie Current Benzie Solar Initiative

2016, Businesses, Featured Stories, Non-profits, Print Editions

Solar Power Is Coming to Benzie

Electrifying the county, one roof at a time