Leelanau County News and Latest Info
Leelanau County will again play a big role in the Cherry Roubaix bicycle races being held this weekend.
The three-day event includes downtown sprints in Traverse City Friday night, a Saturday afternoon criterium event on the streets of Traverse City, a
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
Northport’s volleyball team improved to 13-8 overall after advancing to the finals of the Frankfort Invitational on Tuesday.
Leland, meanwhile, finds itself at 4-5 overall after some tough matches against Class A teams at the Grand Rapids Northview Tou
Following are results from Leelanau County golf leagues and events:
The Dunes women’s golf league began its two-week tournament on Aug. 11 by playing the front nine, and was scheduled to conclude the event on the back nine Aug. 18.
Prize money will
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 weather report calling for a thunderstorm didn’t keep 18 skippers from signing up their boats in the fourth annual Northport Salmon Slam sponsored by the Northprt/Omena Chamber of Commerce.
And it didn’t keep a fishing team headed by Joe Williams of
Mike Cann in Kristin B. won by mere seconds Saturday in the Northport Bay Yacht Club Pirate Race.
Cann also had the best start for the race at three seconds before his scheduled start line crossing, which proved beneficial as he nipped John Todd in Cal
Changes in ticket prices for athletic events were announced this week by Glen Lake athletic director Mark Mattson.
Effective immediately, individual admission tickets for middle and high school home events will increase to bring prices more in line wit
Leelanau County outdoor sports clubs are planning two events aimed at bringing first-time participants to their sports.
The Cedar Rod and Gun Club has set its annual hunter safety class for Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 28-29. And the Northport Sportsman’s
Alisha Glass is the starting setter for the U.S. women’s national volleyball team that’s competing in the 18th FIVB World Grand Prix.
Glass, a former Leland High School standout, is joined on the team by two of her former Penn State teammates in Nicol
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