As technology grows ever more inextricably combined with our daily lives, it sometimes seems that the things our parents and grandparents did to occupy their time fade away. More...
Ryan McCreedy, an eighth grade student, won first place out of 229 students competing in the school-level National Geographic GeoBee at Glen Lake Community School on January 18. More...
Bingham Township officials hope to develop a half-acre waterfront park on West Grand Traverse Bay directly abutting a Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) boat launch on M-22 near Hilltop Road. More...
LEELANAU MONTESSORI head of school Eric Royston cut the ribbon Friday, officially marking the opening of the new Montessori school in Lake Leelanau. More...
Fall-cleaning some poorly-labeled files, I came across a letter, under the pen-name Faustine, to the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, dated September 6, 1868 (published September 17), from a teacher at “Omoneesville” (Onumunese Village, historic More...
The Fishtown Preservation Society (FPS) has reached a milestone and will celebrate tonight. After 12 years, the non-profit organization will make its final payment today on its Fishtown property with a $780,600 balloon payment. More...
The Village of Northport has a new trustee. Cheryl Myers was unanimously voted to the position at a special meeting of Village of Northport Council Friday. Before the vote was taken, council held a discussion, as village trustees gave end More...
Cathy Boissoneau eagerly awaited a package in the mail last fall. For the previous two to three years, Boissoneau, of Empire said she had been researching rigid heddle tabletop looms, so she could try her hand at weaving. More...
At the Enterprise, like any business, our strength is our employees. We are blessed to have a team of dedicated professionals working hard to produce the best possible product. Each week we will publish this feature to showcase one of our employees. More...
THE SUTTONS BAY Robotics team is halfway through the ‘building season’ and are working toward its first competition March 7-9 in St. Joseph. Pictured, with a mentor (left) are students Otto Mork (middle) and Eric Smith. More...
A “General Plan Committee” of the Leelanau County Planning Commission was meeting again this week to consider amendments to a plan that was first adopted in 1995 and updated three times since then, most recently in 2012. More...
Details have emerged regarding the retirement agreement between Glen Arbor Township and former Glen Lake Fire Department Chief John Dodson, who stepped down from the position Nov. 30. More...
The county firefighting is getting behind a fellow firefighter/EMT whose daughter was born several months premature. Nate Gooden and his wife, Maggie(Kolarik) Gooden, of Omena are the parents of a baby girl born Jan. More...
The Northport Arts Association will host photographer Bill Muempfers at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Village Arts Building. Muempfers has been a photographer since he was given a camera as a child. More...
A program on the new business tax law, postponed last month due to inclement weather, has been rescheduled. Jason P. Tank, certified financial analyst, will be at the Leland Lodge Tuesday at 7 p.m. More...
The Glen Arbor Arts Center will explore the season of winter through stories with Karen Stein, Sunday during the GAAC’s next installment of “Talk About Art.” More...
Dozens of kids and family members participated in a “4H-4All” event Saturday at the Maple City Lions Club building. The event was “an absolute blast,” according to Leelanau County 4-H program coordinator Rosali Collier.& More...