Leelanau County News and Latest Info
Tita Leon is a blue-collar football player who hopes to compete at the next level. Before he does, Leon will have to rehabilitate his left knee.
“It’s a torn ACL,” said Leon, when contacted Tuesday for an update on a knee injury suffered in the waning
Forget the calendar when it comes to determining the first day of fall. High school football begins Friday.
Fall starts tomorrow — not Sept. 23 — for prep pigskin fans when Suttons Bay will host Royal Oak Shrine in the first meeting ever between the tw
Archery deer hunters in Leelanau County have a new weapon at their disposal with the approval last week of the liberalized use of crossbows by the Michigan Natural Resources Commission.
Downstate hunters were allowed to use crossbows without restrictio
A controversial project that included building boat slips just north of the Lake Leelanau Narrows has come full circle, with the Leelanau Conservancy and Lake Leelanau Lake Association negotiating the purchase of 430 feet of frontage.
The two non-profi
One class is required to join West Side Community Church. Up to a year of classes may be needed to become a member at St. Mary Catholic Church.
But in those and all cases in between, religious leaders in Leelanau County say perspective members should f
The Greilickville Harbor Park project has run into some snags in the past month, putting completion behind schedule. However, the park will be open this weekend for the unveiling of a playground installed through community donations, and could be wrapped
It’s official, we’re No. 1. Some 38 percent of Leelanau County’s registered voters turned out for the Primary Election, more than any other county in the state. OK, that’s somewhere south of perfect attendance, but it’s safe to say that Leelanau takes its
It’s slammin’ salmon time off the Leelanau Peninsula, as boats weighted down with fish are returning to county ports.
“Fishing was real good today,” said Mark Erlston of Mt. Gilead, Ohio, who had just returned to Fishtown in Leland after catching eight
Some are worried. Some are waiting for checks.
The natural gas craze that has run through northern Michigan did not escape Leelanau County, where property owners have been receiving mail inquiries and knocks on their doors seeking leases.
The most p
Former Elmwood Township supervisor Derith Smith has won a partial victory in the latest round of a lawsuit filed in 2005 against three former constituents that has the potential to move from state courts to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The case could have f
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