IPR News Features

One board member from Antrim County wants his committee to review each new and existing grant. That request has, so far, only resulted in gridlock.

Kathy Johnson worked on most of the book during the pandemic when the performing arts industry was crippled and the Cheboygan Opera House went dark for more than a year.

Over three dozen children from Emmet County and beyond, along with area nonprofits, helped revive a decades-old tradition and honor the legacy of a community figure who died in January.

Next week, the board will try again to complete a regularly scheduled meeting. On the agenda is a discussion about how the board will review and proceed with new grants – but long standing acrimony is still a concern for residents.

City government still unsure what to do with it as residents drum up support for community art projects.

Seen from the banks of the Cheboygan River, much of the building is in disrepair. However, there was a time the mill employed hundreds of residents.

While the state Supreme Court normally hears cases in the Hall of Justice in Lansing, yesterday’s proceedings took a trip up north.

The Gaylord tornado, in May of 2022, served as a "wakeup call" for volunteer recruitment efforts.

Allison and Alan Sehoyan have called Mackinac Island home for about 18 years. They live there year-round, and see a side of the island not readily apparent to most visitors.

Students will take part in a number of different contests. Culinary Arts instructor Laura Korff says the kitchen has lately been a mixture of anxiety and excitement.