The concluding show for Music On The Mountain at The Homestead on Sept. 9 will feature the easy-grooving sounds of East Bay ...

The story of Jason Cross, Northport resident Rick Cross’ third great-grandfather, cannot be told without understanding the ...

A reception Aug. 12 with featured artist Adam VanHouten officially kicked off both the opening of the new art gallery at The ...

Those who remain up north and walk across the Glen Lake Narrows Bridge at noon on Labor Day Monday will get an extra treat ...

For years, Traverse City pianist Jeff Haas performed in Leelanau County in various locations. Most recently, he played on Wednesdays at the Folded Leaf in Cedar, until the untimely closure of the ...

There are days that do the seizing, manifesting a startling beauty that grips your attention and encourages you to set aside ...

Some 226 years ago Thomas Jefferson wrote, “I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in ...

July, Kasey Wierzba thought the vineyard at Shady Lane Cellars in Suttons Bay looked like a different planet. “That kind of pinky, ...

The Cedar Polka Fest is an annual festival celebrating the towns rich Polish history. Lasting four days and nights, nearly 10 ...

Al Capone in Leelanau County?! According to local historian, journalist, and storyteller Larry Wakefield, “Even gangsters, it seems, have to take vacations,” he wrote in Ernest Hemingway Fished Here.

According to MI School Data, the Michigan state government’s official education data source, all public schools in Leelanau County have a lower K-12 student body count than they did 23 years ago.

In his new memoir, Here All Along: Finding my way to Cherry Republic, Bob Sutherland, the founder of Glen Arbor’s iconic company, wrote about the Beach Bards Bonfire and his role leading children’s ...