Relinking the Food Chain
Thoughts on the local harvest
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Wildest of the Wild Things
The collector and creator behind Monumental Finds
Farming the Right Way
Paul May’s local approach to the harvest
From the Rubble
Polishing a new gem in Frankfort
Trail Proposal: Platte Bay to Good Harbor Bay
Park seeks your trail input
Paddleboarding: Walking on Water
Popular new sport crests a wave
Seven New Sculptures
Art Park adds Temporary Exhibit
Supporting Arts, Culture, and Education
Art Center celebrates three years at the Frankfort Coast Guard Station
Mills Community House Turns 105
Annual fundraiser features Cole Porter music
Jack Gyr: On the Run, or Passing Gas
Questions & Answers with community faces
Benzie Boomerangs
Two millennials who ditched the city for Northern Michigan
Giving Back Moore
The Garden Theater receives generous donation
Walking in the Past
Vintage shoes in Benzie
Bones in the Muck
A mystery unfolding
Santa on Main Street
The little toy store that could
Revitalizing Downtown Beulah
Open-air restaurant to replace collapsed bowling alley
Biking and Hiking the Betsie Valley Trail
122 years after construction, the trail shows thoughtful vision
Living with Tourette’s
It started with a cough. My son, Augie, just shy of 4 years old, was recovering from a cold and had a persistent cough. Weeks went by and he was still coughing. We took him to the doctor, who suggested possible allergies. He gave us a few samples of Singulair and sent us on our […]
Get Away to Elberta
How to spend a day across the Betsie Bay
A Day in Beulah
A small town with a big city soul
Fresh Produce from Loving Dove Farm
Grace and the family
Honor’s Role in Benzie
The next Q&A in our interview series with local characters having an impact on their Benzie communities features Ingemar Johansson, who is president of the Honor Area Restoration Project (HARP) and is known throughout Northern Michigan as a member of Song of the Lakes. Check out HARP’s website at RestoreHonor.org. Current: What’s new with HARP […]
Living with Fire in Northern Michigan
By Jed Jaworski Current Contributor Residents of Northern Michigan, like much of the nation, are reevaluating our long held perceptions on fire in the environment. Fire professionals, ecologists and climate experts are all telling us fire will be in our back yard, but can we actually live “with” fire? The answer is that we may […]
The Wings of Rufus Snoddy
First solo exhibition at the Oliver Art Center opens May 30
Ribs in T-ville
Community served with a side of slaw.