Austin Rowlader
Contributing ReporterAustin is a freelance reporter and producer for IPR based in Bellaire. His written stories have appeared in Bridge Michigan and many up north newspapers. Austin also coordinates Red Pine Radio and hosts The Antrim Writers Series.
When he's not making radio, you'll find Austin next to his wood stove daydreaming.
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Although most cases of food-borne illness cyclosporiasis have been concentrated in the southeast part of the state, some cases have been reported in our region. -
The Michigan Bureau of Elections has sent letters to township clerks in Antrim County informing them that the changes to the voter rolls made by county clerk Victoria Bishop will be returned to their previous state. -
A contractor will be chosen today for the construction of a new bridge on Beitner Rd. Since the road washed out during the April flood event, about 18,000 vehicles daily have been forced to find other ways around. -
The Michigan State Board of Canvassers has scheduled a hearing to discuss a petition to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop. -
Major highways in Antrim and Emmet Counties were washed out after last week's rain storm. One local farm is seeing a flood of support. -
Could a new variety replace the Montmorency as northern Michigan's favorite tart cherry? -
Paperwork was filed to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop after the Michigan Bureau of Elections revoked her access to the Qualified Voter Files, among other issues.
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The little cameras, installed and monitored by police, take tracking photos of passing vehicles. Antrim County currently has eight cameras deployed, with three more planned for installation. Grand Traverse County has 28. -
Austin Rowlader takes us to the shores of Lake Michigan for a hunt 350 million years in the making. Also, a pitch competition for recycling businesses is coming to Traverse City. -
Petoskey stones, formed about 350 million years ago, are a true passion for northern Michigan beachgoers.
