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In this week’s Northern Express — sister publication of The Ticker — local food pantries and rescues share a look at the rising need for food in our community.
Many families rely on the school programs that provide free meals to school-aged kids every weekday during the school year, but what happens when school is out for the summer? Quite a few pantries notice an upti...
An announcement earlier this month by the United States Army could put northern Michigan on the map in a brand-new way.
In an effort “to accelerate research, development, and rapid experimentation for emerging defense technologies like drones,” the Army is opening up five test sites for private companies to test drones or counter-drone technologies. Camp Grayling, loca...
It’s the “third place” that does it for Chad Lindsey.
Lindsey, executive director of the City Opera House, is a proud member of the Cherry Capital Men’s Chorus. The group, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, gathers once a week to rehearse and performs throughout the year at various events.
Sure, singing is fun (especially in the roaming barbershop ...
Advocates for a drinkable, fishable, swimmable Great Lakes will meet Sept. 15-17 at NMC’s Hagerty Center for the Lakebed 2030 conference, an update on collaborative efforts to map the world’s largest available freshwater body.
Lakebed 2030 is a consortium of researchers, policy, go...
A month after Traverse City commissioners narrowly approved permanent two-way traffic flow on State Street downtown, the city’s Downtown Development Authority will try and make it work better.
The DDA Board on Friday unanimously approved a contract of up to $20,000 with Progressive Companies “to identify and prioritize some of the first-phase modifications needed to su...