Leelanau remains only county in Michigan without discount chain store
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Leelanau remains only county in Michigan without discount chain store
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Read MoreA Suttons Bay inferno of controversy
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Read MoreUkrainian refugee arrives in Michigan to meet her grandchildren
Read MoreMeet the public health workers protecting our community from COVID-19
Read MoreMan swims to North Manitou Island
Read MoreSleeping Bear Gateways Council aims to help National Lakeshore
Read MoreNational Park increases water-safety awareness
Read MoreFrom staff reports There’s breaking news in downtown Frankfort, Michigan, tonight. Jordan Bates has cleaned his room! The Betsie Current co-editor and all-around-town cheery good guy has lived almost his entire life in Frankfort (in the purple house near the stoplight) and he’s known for good jokes, winning at trivia, bad jokes while fishing, and […]
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Read MoreWhen the holidays arrive, Marley’s decorations thrive. By Jacob Wheeler Current Editor Back when he was a student at Benzie Central, native son Marley Demers got the idea to place Christmas decorations in the school cafeteria. He contacted the food service director, and she approved. Ever since then, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s, and St. […]
Read MoreA Benzie Thanksgiving among the Dakota Sioux to protest an oil pipeline. By Jacob Wheeler Current Editor “They made us many promises, more than I can remember, but they never kept but one; they promised to take our land, and they took it.” —Dee Brown, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of […]
Read MoreMichigan’s first farm-based distillery opens near Thompsonville
Read MoreNew brewing and bottling plant coming to Frankfort
Read MoreNational Park tries to curtail dangerous behavior on Platte River
Read MoreQuestions & Answers with community faces
Read MoreTourism economy booms, but finding help proves elusive
Read MoreElberta Farmers’ Market welcomes Grow Benzie
Read MoreThe ins and outs of a small town
Read MoreElberta’s cultural watering hole re-opens
Read MoreProtecting bridges and saving fish on the Betsie
Read More“L’chayim, Beulah. To life!”
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