Because of a designer’s error, two columns in the COVID-19 numbers box were intermingled on Sunday, incorrectly combining recoveries and confirmed infections in the printed edition.
Rapala’s latest bait offering is a true hybrid, a combination of a blade bait and a rattle bait that offers the advantages of both.
PENTWATER — We had two problems with our game plan — high, discolored water and rock bass.
ELLSWORTH — Generations of residents are coming together for a second time to rebuild a community landmark, the Ellsworth Labyrinth Garden.
Summer’s pilgrimage to northern Michigan campgrounds is about to be unleashed as state park, state forest and national forest campgrounds get the green light for opening.
The Northern Angler presents its annual Cheese Cup, a fly fishing tournament, starting at 6 a.m. June 6. Teams of one or two compete to catch the largest fish — whether bluegill, bass, carp or pike. Participants can also win the Best Team Name, Best Team Uniforms, Smallest Fish Caught and Be…
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TRAVERSE CITY — Northern Michigan women are answering the river’s call.
Virtual race series backs conservancy
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‘In memory of my parents, who took their little girl into the voting booth, let her pull the magic curtain, and taught me to treasure my right to vote.” — Elaine Weiss, “The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight To Win The Vote”
MIDLAND — History’s heroes are sometimes its caretakers.
TRAVERSE CITY — Two panes of glass separate two microphones and a miniature chalkboard nested on the dashboard of John Plough’s mobile studio, formerly known as a Chevy Equinox.
Thrift store opening June 1
We were on our way to Timberlanes when I knew my husband was the one.
Today daughters Verena, 22, Loretta, 19, Lovina, 16, son Kevin, 14, and I went to assist niece Emma in preparing for hosting the next church services. Sister Emma and son Steven, niece Elizabeth, and sisters Verena and Susan were also there helping, along with my daughters Elizabeth and Susa…
TRAVERSE CITY — Michigan residents are still required to stay home if possible, according to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s guidelines. They can use their extra time by participating in the free Online Home Food Preservation classes beginning June 4.
Short’s Brewing Pub reopens
TRAVERSE CITY — Surviving a serious car crash can be a life-changing experience.
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Do-do-doo-do … Do-do-doo-do … cue Rod Serling:
One of the last big Michigan summer events to pull the plug over COVID-19 safety concerns was the Mo Pop Festival in Detroit, originally planned for late July. Understandable, yes, but a bummer for so many reasons — mainly because it’s so well run and smartly programmed as a celebration of t…
TRAVERSE CITY — All creatures great and small need a place to rest their heads, safe and comfortable sanctuary in which to eat, bathe and raise their young.
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HARBOR BEACH — Brandon Stanton set up in about 70 feet of water with six rods (three apiece) and they were all running spoons in the top half of the water column. I found that curious as the hot bite had been lake trout, typically targeted on bottom, but Stanton had something else in mind.
A 2-mile Guided Walking History Tour begins at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 31. Attendees should wear face masks. Meet at the corner of Sixth and Union streets.
GRAWN — Mary Ellen Newport plants trees in her free time.
Water safety sessions set
‘It’s right there.”
Looking for a place to get away from the crowds for a hike or mountain bike ride?
A collection of columns from Record-Eagle Outdoors Columnist Mike Terrell:
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I brought a dog home six years ago.
In 1948, Samuel Beckett, an Irish writer living in France wrote an absurdist play, the English title of which today is better known than the play itself.
Whiskey comes in many varieties.
TRAVERSE CITY — Former marine deputy Charlie Belanger was there the night the lifeless body of 8-year-old Steven Easter was pulled out of Lake Michigan in 2013.
TRAVERSE CITY — It’s a Friday morning in May.
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We are having a cool May, making it a challenge to put any plants out in the garden yet. Yesterday the temperature hit the mid-60 mark, but the air had a chill in it.
Fifty years ago I began baking whole wheat bread, avoiding meat and dining daily on vegetables, seitan, oat and buckwheat groats, brown rice, miso, tofu, beans and sprouts.
TRAVERSE CITY — Northern Michigan residents may see many spring and summer event cancellations, but they can still find one festival and fair staple — the food.
Farmers market open in Kalkaska
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The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t stopped Michigan artists from releasing new music. Here’s a look at several new albums featuring artists familiar to northern Michigan audiences:
I once spent the better part of a day with great actor Max von Sydow and other Swedish film actors including Bibi Andersson.
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