Three Leelanau residents are seeking election to two at-large seats on the board of Cherryland Electric Cooperative board of directors. And one candidate’s campaign is drawing criticism with questions ...

This week we continue marking the recent passing of Port Oneida/Glen Arbor favorite son Leonard Thoreson with a series based ...

The Suttons Bay Public Schools High School Band has achieved a significant milestone, qualifying for the State Band and Orchestra Festival and earning a Division II rating — an “Excellent” distinction ...

Seeing as the Michigan Library Association (MLA) just held its annual Library Advocacy Day on April 30, I wanted to take a ...

The Center in Suttons Bay will like to extend a thank you to Northern Building Supply for their generous donation of labor and materials toward our recent annual workbee event. Not only was the ...

Elmwood Township board held their monthly meeting on Monday night where there were a lot of talks about the marina. Harbormaster Daniel Jenuwine had four proposals for the board to vote on such as ...

The Leelanau Chapter of the Michigan Association of Retired School Personnel (MARSP) will meet Wednesday at the Cedar-Maple City Lions Club. The meeting, scheduled for 11:30 a.m.

Controversy over the process used to review and recommend approval of requests for 2% tribal gaming funds is nothing new. More than 20 years ago, county commissioners were also sparring over what ...

The Leelanau County Sheriff’s Office has taken two separate reports of scams where citizens were swindled out of large sums of money in the past two weeks. On Monday, April 27, the first report from ...

The Glen Lake boys track and field team has made history by becoming the Northwest Conference Champions for the first time ...

Leland and Traverse City St. Francis resulted in a thrilling 0-0 tie Saturday.

Glen Lake senior Michael Houtteman stamped his name into the record book after breaking a school and Northwest Conference ...