Leelanau County News and Latest Info
Twelve-year-old Madison Easterday of Ann Arbor needed just three words to sum up her feelings about the trash that washed up on the beach in front of her family’s summer home in Leland Township Aug. 14-15
“It’s not cool,” she said.
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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 private campaign to raise funds for development of Herman Community Park in Suttons Bay Township is more than halfway toward its goal of raising $500,000 to pay for the first phase of the project.
According to campaign chair Debbie Slocombe, an all-v
Reuben Chapman of Empire is eager for work to start on the first phase of a 27-mile, non-motorized trailway through the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
“The big attraction to me is it allows a bicyclist to go into parts of the Lakeshore you cur
Missiles. That’s what the previous owners of eight long and slender rowing shells thought were sitting in an abandoned amusement park.
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Leelanau County has about the same number of deer as a year ago, and hunters will be armed with the same number of antlerless permits for the fall season.
“I would estimate it’s about the same,” said Rich Earle, DNRE wildlife biologist for the five-cou
The Jeremy Kittel Band will perform Sunday night at the Manitou Music Festival’s annual Dune Climb Concert.
The free concert will begin at 7 p.m. at the base of the Dune Climb, located in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore about 3 1/2 miles wes
Professional fisherman Brent Brophy was apprehensive the afternoon before a Leelanau County walleye seminar at which he was expected to be an expert.
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Horseback riding, canoe trips, sleeping and cooking out, camp shows and songs, water sports – Camp Caho sounds like it was a wonderful place.
In the archives of the Leelanau Historical Museum is a collection of scrapbooks and photographs from Camp Caho
Walleyes are No. 1 in Lake Leelanau — if you can catch them. Three Michigan walleye pros will be on hand at the Fish Hooked store in Lake Leelanau Saturday to help.
“People who come will be learning a lot,” said Amber Alsip, owner of the outdoor sports
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