Michigan is farm country. From potatoes and cherries, to corn and apples, the state produces an abundance of produce enjoyed both locally and well beyond the region. Northern Michigan and…
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With all the snow we have had this winter it’s hard to believe that there will soon be an end in sight and spring will eventually make it’s way to…
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Jill Schultz 
On a grocery store run the other day, in preparation for the arrival of a few friends, my wife asked for a couple bags of La Fiesta tortilla chips. Perfect…
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Glen Young 
The shortest month of the year is now behind us, while the most intense month, at least for basketball fans, is now heating up. High school or college, the men…
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National Pistachio Day is right around the corner, are you ready to celebrate? To be honest, I didn’t realize that pistachios had their own holiday. That being said, I guess…
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Okay, so the jury might still be out on the question of waffles versus pancakes (waffles), but regardless of where you fall on this question, there is no disputing that…
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For a lot of folks around Little Traverse Bay, the notion of Mardi Gras involves fun at Nub’s Nob, or stories of the Petoskey High School Steel Drum band venturing…
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I love animals. Big animals, little animals, any animals. I just love them all! I grew up on a farm and I had cats, dogs, geese, horses and more. I…
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While many wine enthusiasts might think of Michigan as a relative newcomer to the winemaking process, the region’s viticultural veins actually run deep, reaching back through the centuries while also…
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Every state has it’s quirks and Michigan is no exception. Our residents are unique in every aspect. We are used to gorgeous 90 degree summer days, below zero freezing temps…
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Over the past couple of years, trying to spot the neighborhood snowy owl is some of my favorite backyard bird watching. He floats from treetops to light posts, even lighting…
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We rely on the postal service day in and day out but how many times have you ever thought to thank your mail carrier? Living outside of Petoskey’s city limits…
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