Leelanau County News and Latest Info
Retired art history professor Sada Omoto will be this season’s fourth speaker at the Glen Arbor Art Association’s Talk About Art series.
Omoto will give a presentation at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 18, titled Regionalism Revisited. In the talk, Omoto w
Art’s Tavern in Glen Arbor is the focus of this week’s County Cuisine. Art’s, which has been in business for more than 75 years, touts itself for “serving up cold beverages, great food and good times,” adding it is “one of the last true ‘Up North’ corner
Natalie Flowers knows there’s not as much at stake as there was when her older sister took the Michigan Merit Exam (MME).
But the Glen Lake junior saw value in preparing for next week’s exam even if the biggest motivation to success — the potential for
Dr. Tanja Molby cringes when Sally Hepler calls about her horse, Shazraff.
Molby knows how important the quarter horse is to the Maple City-area woman. Hepler, 80, has owned the 35-year-old Shazraff since he was 9.
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She was the S.S. Idaho, and she called at Northport.
The ship was claimed by a storm in 1897 and all but two of her crew was lost.
It turned out to be the worst loss on the Great Lakes in that otherwise largely uneventful year.
But what is most e
For 83 year-old Avis Wolfe of Northport, there’s no mystery involved in explaining why Leelanau County is among the top counties in Michigan in terms of “health outcomes” and “health factors,” according to a recent report.
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Name: Connie Conder.
Town or township of residence: Leland.
Resident of the county since: “We moved here 11 years ago. We’ve been coming here for vacation since 1962, usually staying at Jolli Lodge.”
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The sweet smell of success came in the form of a “gardenia” for Glen Lake seventh-grader Skylar Gleason, who was crowned the Leelanau County Spelling Bee champion Tuesday for the second straight year.
Gleason clinched the title by outlasting 36 other c
Tara Alexandra Devirian of Boston and Trevor James Lord of Cambridge, Mass., were united in marriage Oct. 10, 2009 at Park Street Church in Boston. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Jeffrey Schuliger and the reception was held at the historic Lyman E
More than a dozen Leland elementary students will be featured Friday and Saturday in a series of vignettes from children’s author Shel Silverstein’s collection of children’s poetry, Where the Sidewalk Ends.
The students, in grades 3-6, have been rehear
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