Ski Jumping, from Norway to Elberta
Long-forgotten “winter sports” history still lives in the Elberta Hills
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The Evolution of Passages
Local artist Ron Gianola’s work spans decades and genres
Winter Swimming in Lake Michigan
Multi-generational group finds community and resilience in cold water
Beneath The Surface
One woman’s struggle with ACEs and CPTSD
Biochar
Everything old is new again
CrossFit Dunes
24-hour fitness in Frankfort
Love for Sail
Captain Gerry Shiffman offers sailing excursions to at-risk youth
Chattering and Mattering
When gossip is good
Using Basketball to Impart Vital Life Lessons
Octogenarian coach can’t stop giving
No More Clarinet
African harp “kora” returns to Empire
Big Fish Tale
When the one that got away isn’t a fish
Summers in Beulah
A family history of Reedcraft Weavers (1940-2011)
Zoning and You
The absolutely imperative and thoroughly unsexy world of zoning, and why you should care
Incipience in Thompsonville
Early spring comes to Northern Michigan
Memorial Morses
Local brothers take Honor Flight
The Future Will Not Wait
A message for the youth, from the youth
What’s In A Name?
Stories behind the names of Benzie County
Then & Now
More than a century of the Mills Community House
Dark and Stormy Essay Contest 2023: Second Place
Second-place winner of annual Stormcloud essay contest
Rehabilitating Northern Michigan’s Wildlife
Sleeping Bear Wildlife Fund brings essential service to Benzie and beyond
Radiant Love
The comforting warmth of wood heat
1906: A Summer to Remember
Donated historical photos bring a family to life
Seeing Red in MI Backyard
Show-stopping native plants
Weather or Not, It’s Still Winter
Where is the snow? By Ross BoissoneauCurrent Contributor It is winter, but it does not necessarily look or feel like it. And that is not likely to change for a while—maybe not at all this year. “It’s milder than normal. It may turn colder toward the end of the month [of January]” says Jeff Zoltowski, […]
Never Too Late
Gaining recognition for a fallen brother