Note: The nomination deadline is Friday, June 21st at 5pm.
Nominations received after that time will not be accepted.
Summer is upon us, and that means a busy time of festivals, tourist crowds and peak traffic for many local businesses. But what will summer 2019 bring that Traverse City hasn’t seen before, and how ...
What good is a celebration without a cold craft beer? Craft breweries are as good at throwing parties as anyone, but whether it’s the annual ugly sweater party, off-site beer festival or a “cl...
An important event took place early last month that will help chart the future of economic development in the Grand Traverse region. More than 50 stakeholders representing different sectors with varie...
The first vintners 40 years ago weren’t the only things that were hardy – along the way, the development of new grape varietals perfect for this climate has expanded the growing region even furthe...
The start of June is always a magical moment here in the great “Up North.” The cherries are ripening and the lakes are finally just warm enough to look at without dread. Another fantastic summer ...
Some local bank and credit union officials say they’re anxious to cultivate the blossoming marijuana industry. There’s just one problem. Although Michigan voters approved the sale and use of medic...
Our region’s gently rolling topography is spotted with endless rows of grape trellises winding toward the turquoise lakeshore. Each year, more of our agricultural landscape continues to be converted...
Just in time for summer, Leelanau Cellars and Chateau Chantal are tapping in to a new market: wines in a can. Leelanau’s three canned varieties – sparkling red, white and rosé – and Chateau Cha...
Note: Please see the “Inside the Village” insert in the June TCBN for more updates on The Village at Grand Traverse Commons, Women of the Village profiles. an events calendar, Mercato map and more...
Rumors of the demise of brick-and-mortar bank branches are not true, say area bank and credit union leaders. “I’ve been in credit unions for 34 years and we’ve always heard branches are going aw...
