Fall On The Farm: What Local Farmers Are Harvesting & Growing This Season

By Beth Milligan

Summer may be the peak tourism season, but for farmers, autumn brings long days toiling in the soil harvesting, preparing, packing, and even planting crops. Two local ...

Employee Pay, Complete Streets, Rooftop Spaces On City Agenda

By Beth Milligan

Traverse City commissioners will vote tonight (Monday) to use some of the city’s $1.65 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to make a one-time salary ...

Are State Education Policies Working Against Rural School Districts Like TCAPS?

By Craig Manning

Statewide education policy in Michigan is drastically underserving school districts in the state’s rural communities. Such is the big-picture conclusion of a report published last month by ...

A Better Winter: Advocates For Local Homeless Population Get Ready For Winter Operations

By Craig Manning

As daylight fades and temperatures drop, life gets more difficult for people experiencing homelessness in northern Michigan. This winter, though, that population will have more support than ...

M-22/M-72 Roundabout, Waterfront TART Trail, Pedestrian Crossings Emerge In Road Redesign

By Beth Milligan

A roundabout at the Grandview Parkway/M-72/M-22/Bay Street intersection, a new waterfront TART Trail along the north side of the highway, and several upgraded pedestrian crossings at “high ...

Three Nonprofits Win Impact100 Traverse City Grants

Three nonprofit organizations have each received $112,000 in grants from Impact100 Traverse City. The three recipients, Friends of the Garden Theatre, Single MOMM, and North Country Trail Association, ...