Springtime means babies. Just ask any farmer or rancher. It’s like Christmas for some folks — all of that fuzzy, furry cuteness running, hopping and frolicking in the fields. More...

It's back to the basics this week, thanks to Anderson's Market in Glen Arbor. Tomato soup is a family favorite for lunch or paired with a grilled cheese sandwich at the dinner hour. More...

A change to the district health insurance coverage that could provide coverage while costing less is being discussed by the Glen Lake Board of Education.  Board members during a special meeting last Wednesday, May 2, discussed a change that coul More...

A Zoning Ordinance amendment that will, in effect, legalize hundreds of non-conforming accessory buildings was recommended for approval last week by Glen Arbor Township planners.  The planners voted unanimously last Thursday, May 3, to recommen More...

Two projects that were subjects of considerable public interest and anticipation in Bingham Township will apparently not move forward.  They are a tractor display lot on M-22 and a tribally-owned “business incubator” on Bingham Road. More...

The Village of Empire will host a two-day workbee to construct a new play structure at Empire Beach.  Four or five people are needed Friday to prepare the site. Work will include digging holes, unwrapping equipment and some pre-assembly. More...

HERB SUDEMANN, firefighter/EMT with Cedar Area Fire and Rescue, right, was recently certified as a fire apparatus engineer the University of Illinois. This is a nationally-recognized program endorsed by the National Fire Academy. More...

Midwife and women’s rights advocate Geradine Simkins implores mothers and their children to appreciate the origins of “Mother’s Day” before it became what she’s coined as a ‘Hallmark card extravaganza.’  More...

A Leelanau County college student on Friday completed a very successful school year. More...

Leland Township Library will kick off the Memorial Day weekend with a presentation by James Dake, author of the Grass River Natural Area’s “Field Guide to Northwest Michigan” on Friday, May 25.  The in-depth field guide, which More...

The following is story and photos are taken from Kathleen Craker Firestone’s “The Fox Islands North and South.”  More...

The Paul T. and Frances B. More...

Spring weather can be perfect for two-wheeled adventures. More...

The Friends of Fine Arts at Suttons Bay School will host the popular Michigan folk group, “The Crane Wives” on Friday, May 18, in the school auditorium.  In Japanese folklore, the crane wife is a bird disguised as a woman who spins f More...