
Check out a partial solar eclipse this Thursday morning!
The new moon will eclipse the sun at 6:53 a.m. ET. on Thursday June 10.

HomeStretch working to create affordable apartments in Leelanau
The nonprofit is in the process of acquiring a 2.6-acre parcel of land from the Leelanau County Land Bank Authority to develop eight below market rate apartments.

The Fishtown Art Shanty could be your shop!
The Fishtown Art Shanty is a pop up space where artists, craftsmen and makers can be an intimate part of the Fishtown experience for a week from late May through October.

Leelanau’s first marijuana dispensary, Olean’s of Northport
Olean's dispensary, Leelanau County’s first recreational cannabis shop, will open later this spring or early summe

South Lake Leelanau Meteorite of January 28, 1879
In the Grand Traverse Journal, Richard Fidler related a forgotten tale of a meteorite that hit Leelanau County a hundred thirty-none years ago today.

2020 Geminid Meteor Shower Peaks Sunday!
Science News has an excellent story by Ken Crowswell on the Geminid Meteor Shower which peaks this Sunday night (December 13) when countless meteors will shoot across the sky.

Sugar Loaf Resort sold again!
Eric Carlson of the Leelanau Enterprise reports that Sugar Loaf  Resort has been sold to a corporation known as SPV 45 LLC, which has ties to Leelanau County.

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore turns 50!
The Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore was officially authorized on October 21, 1970 making today the 50th birthday of Michigan's most visited national park.

Remembering Greg Reisig
This week I lost a friend & mentor, Greg Reisig, a man with an amazingly gentle soul who could nonetheless be fierce & determined in defense of Michigan’s environment.

Talking Leelanau Hops with the Michigan Hop Alliance
The Leelanau Ticker talked with Michigan Hop Alliance founder Brian Tennis about the upcoming Leelanau hop harvest.

Tart & sweet cherry harvest underway
The Record-Eagle reports that the cherry harvest seems to be one to two weeks ahead of normal this season as hot weather accelerated the process across the region.

Comet Neowise is putting on a show!
Space.com says that those who have gotten up before sunrise to gaze into the twilight skies have been greeted by the best comet performance for Northern Hemisphere observers since the 1997 appearance of Comet Hale-Bopp, and now you can see it after sunset.
