Details of the Tragedy… err, Comedy
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Who Pulled the Plug at Crystal Lake?
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Who Pulled the Plug at Crystal Lake?
“Off the Page” Features Mystery Writer, August 22, 7pm
D.E. (Dan) Johnson brings his Detroit-based Will Anderson mystery series to the Darcy Library on Friday, August 22, at 7 p.m. The early 20th century is the setting for Johnson’s four historical novels that involve murder, blackmail, organized crime, politics, and the inside story on early electric automobiles. Johnson’s first book, The Detroit Electric Scheme, […]
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Partner Thai Yoga Massage Workshop
Release stress and tension, increase vitality and deepen the connection between mind, body and spirit in both the giver and receiver. Thai Yoga Massage is an ancient and sacred system of healing with roots in Yoga, Ayurvedic Medicine and Buddhist spiritual practice. It is a unique and powerful system of Yoga Therapy, which combines rhythmic […]
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Seven New Sculptures
Art Park adds Temporary Exhibit
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Supporting Arts, Culture, and Education
Art Center celebrates three years at the Frankfort Coast Guard Station
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Mills Community House Turns 105
Annual fundraiser features Cole Porter music
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Jack Gyr: On the Run, or Passing Gas
Questions & Answers with community faces
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Benzie Boomerangs
Two millennials who ditched the city for Northern Michigan
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Giving Back Moore
The Garden Theater receives generous donation
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Walking in the Past
Vintage shoes in Benzie
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Bones in the Muck
A mystery unfolding
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Santa on Main Street
The little toy store that could
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Revitalizing Downtown Beulah
Open-air restaurant to replace collapsed bowling alley
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The Bard Is Back in Benzie
How now, you rump-fed ronyon?!
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Biking and Hiking the Betsie Valley Trail
122 years after construction, the trail shows thoughtful vision
Read MoreHumans of Benzie County: 2 Sleeping Bear Dunes Employees
“Why do you like your summer job [working in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore]?” (Left) “I love being outside and seeing beautiful nature in Northern Michigan.” (Right) “I don’t have to wake up early since I work for a campfire program.” Humans of Benzie County is an ode to the popular Humans of New […]
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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 […]
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Go with the Flow
Improvisational Moves at Dance Benzie
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Get Away to Elberta
How to spend a day across the Betsie Bay
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A Day in Beulah
A small town with a big city soul
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Fresh Produce from Loving Dove Farm
Grace and the family
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Toasting the Town
Stormcloud, Cru Cellars celebrate one year in Frankfort Six years before Stormcloud Brewing Company opened next to the Garden Theater in downtown Frankfort, Brian Confer realized that he wasn’t going to retire as a photographer—making ends meet was too difficult. His profession was quickly going digital, so Confer turned the film-processing dark room in his […]
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All That String
Two Cello, Two Friends, Two Nights at The Garden Theater On June 21, Two Cellos, Two Friends, Two Nights was a unique jazz and blues collaboration of two virtuoso cellists, Vermont-based Eugene Friesen and Benzie County’s own Crispin Campbell. The performance broke from the stereotypical image of a cello concert – very serious, full of […]
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Humans of Benzie County: Female Artist
“Can you describe your art style? “I love going outside and drawing landscapes in Benzie County. Landscape paintings are my favorite. Using many colors and short and broken brush strokes are my style. For 12 years in England, I learned oil and outdoor painting. I’ve been a painter for 45 years.” Humans of Benzie County […]
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Humans of Benzie County: Male Dancer #1
“How did you start dancing?” “When I was growing up, I saw my parents dancing at weddings and house parties and how much they loved it. My father went to college on the GI Bill and taught ballroom dancing at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Milwaukee for extra money while in college. He first […]
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