Well known for her Leelanau County vineyard paintings, Northern Michigan artist Stephanie Schlatter visits Northport for some plein air painting in this UpNorthTV "Painting the Peninsula" episode. With Green Bird Cellars and Organic Farms as her background, Stephanie describes her landscape painting techniques and tips while capturing apple blossoms.

Every week, Pastor Michael Arp brings an energy packed sermon to Family of Faith Ministry in Charlevoix, Michigan.

Saturday evening sermon for the 2nd Saturday after Pentecost, Pastor Robert Zagore, Trinity Lutheran Church, LCMS.

"Fully Available Pt. 3" (selected verses from Genesis 6-8) by Pastor Chad Oyer, is this week's message. The program includes an anthem by the Sanctuary Choir with tenor soloist Todd Vipond.

Bill Froehlich talks to Jeremy McBain from the Petoskey News-Review about massive changes in digital media affecting the news world.

Story of the Toxic Cherries, Roller Derby.

10 String Symphony plays traditional Americana string music. Two fiddles. Two voices. Epic music. "They do things with fiddles you wouldn't expect..." - NPR's All Songs Considered. For more info visit www.10stringsymphony.com.

Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day program (Yom HaShoah) to honor and remember victims of the Holocaust and atrocities in other cultures.

Highlights of the Open Mic Competition at the 2015 Morel Mushroom Festival in Boyne City, Michigan

Today's sermon is titled "A Laboratory of Grace." The scripture is 1 Samuel Chapter 3:19.

Bill Froehlich talks to Jeremy McBain from the Petoskey News-Review about massive changes in digital media affecting the news world.

Join Pamela K. Boyce, former MSU instructor of personal finance, for her Front Street Foundation Money Series presentation, where she'll share her secrets on how students can be smart with their money during college and beyond.

Author Mary Roach and guest host Benjamin Busch discuss the weird science behind Roach's new book, "Grunt," on stage at City Opera House in downtown Traverse City, Michigan.

One woman's individual history of her own survival with mental illness and the prejudice that she feels the public should be made aware of.

Dexter Filkins is one of America's premier combat correspondents and the author of Forever War, a definitive account of America's conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now a writer for The New Yorker, Filkins won a Pulitzer Prize in 2009. He appeared on stage with Bob Giles before a sold-out International Affairs Forum audience on June 15.

National: Dr. Scott Lively at Traverse City Church of Philadelphia (1of3); Local TCFM outreach: American Civil War II; Response to Mayor Carruthers; Local homosexualists TCAPS Superintendent and Chief of Police.

Kim Morse, CEO of Golden Intentions, shares her personal story about end-of-life care and how she uses her experiences to help others.

The regular bi-monthly business meeting of the Traverse Transportation Coordinating Initiative Board.

Join Pamela K. Boyce, former MSU instructor of personal finance, for her Front Street Foundation Money Series presentation, where she'll share her secrets on how students can be smart with their money during college and beyond.

Ways and means to provide for friendly infrastructure services in Leelanau County.

Old Mission Peninsula Historical Society presentation on barns.

This month Anne Marie And Karen talk with Bill Palladino of "Taste the Local Difference" about the topic of food and intimacy.

Greg Iles, author of the best-selling Natchez Burning Trilogy, appeared on Saturday, April 15th with guest host Doug Stanton to discuss his newly-released novel Mississippi Blood.

Traverse Area District Library Board Meeting: 6/15/17.

The new Mrs. Michigan discusses her role with various non-profits in the region, her platform, and how others can get involved.

Presentation by PRIME Project team to City Council druing regular meeting.

Host Bill Froehlich welcomes journalists John Flesher (Associated Press) and Jeremy McBain (Petoskey News-Review). The group talks about journalism in northern Michigan and in general.

This month's discussion is about community health centers and first responders, strengtening communities through education.

Features renewable energy advocate and environmental policy expert Skip Pruss in a public presentation at the Traverse Area District Library. Skip talks about how climate and energy are driving change in today's world.

Folk and Country singer Ernie Mindel performs with guest musicians in a variety of locations around Northern Michigan. Ernie brings a mix of original tunes and cover songs that are sure to please.

"Fully Available Pt. 3" (selected verses from Genesis 6-8) by Pastor Chad Oyer, is this week's message. The program includes an anthem by the Sanctuary Choir with tenor soloist Todd Vipond.

Join Naomi Cole for a half hour of gentle yoga.

Jason P. Tank, CFA, contributing speaker for the Front Street Foundation's Money Series, speaking about transitioning towards retirement.

Celebrating the lives of people who have helped to shape our community.

The Fife Lake Makersplace visits the Fife Lake Farmers Market and talks to local vendors.

Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day program (Yom HaShoah) to honor and remember victims of the Holocaust and atrocities in other cultures.

Well known for her Leelanau County vineyard paintings, Northern Michigan artist Stephanie Schlatter visits Northport for some plein air painting in this UpNorthTV "Painting the Peninsula" episode. With Green Bird Cellars and Organic Farms as her background, Stephanie describes her landscape painting techniques and tips while capturing apple blossoms.

Guest host John U. Bacon talks with Beth Macy at City Opera House about her new book Factory Man.

The history of the partial drainage of Crystal Lake.

This episode features Disc Golf World Tour coverage from the crew at SpinTV of the 2016 Konopiste Open from the Czech Republic. There is great golf throughout and a thrilling sudden death finish. Teaching pro Eric Oakley offers tips on backhand throws, while course designer Eric McCabe walks viewers through the initial stages of course design.

Features a conversation with videographer/climate activist Peter Sinclair and renewable energy advocate Skip Pruss. They each share insights into how climate and energy are forcing change in our world.

#280, Petoskey City Council, 6/5/2017: Consent agenda. Renewable energy. Greenway grant. Snow storage. Bonds. Boats and trailers. Lift station. Emmet street work. Personnel handbook. Cemetery Board appointment. Boarding houses. East Mitchell railing. Redevelopment-Ready-Community skills for board or commission members.

Story of the Toxic Cherries, Roller Derby.

Ways and means to provide for friendly infrastructure services in Leelanau County.

Today's sermon is titled "A Laboratory of Grace." The scripture is 1 Samuel Chapter 3:19.

Author Mary Roach and guest host Benjamin Busch discuss the weird science behind Roach's new book, "Grunt," on stage at City Opera House in downtown Traverse City, Michigan.

This episode features Disc Golf World Tour coverage from the crew at SpinTV of the 2016 Konopiste Open from the Czech Republic. There is great golf throughout and a thrilling sudden death finish. Teaching pro Eric Oakley offers tips on backhand throws, while course designer Eric McCabe walks viewers through the initial stages of course design.

This month's discussion is about community health centers and first responders, strengtening communities through education.

Traverse Area District Library Board Meeting: 6/15/17.

Join Rotary of Traverse City for an evening of song and dance featuring performers Nik Carman, Ben Whiting, Blake Elliott and Drive South. Recorded at the State Theatre in downtown Traverse City.

Kim Morse, CEO of Golden Intentions, shares her personal story about end-of-life care and how she uses her experiences to help others.

Dr. David Roberts shares stories and gives tips about Oak Wilt, a devastating but preventable fungal disease killing oak trees that are damaged or improperly pruned.

LWVLC present a panel of notable local speakers answering: Who will harvest our produce?

The regular bi-monthly business meeting of the Traverse Transportation Coordinating Initiative Board.

This month Anne Marie And Karen talk with Bill Palladino of "Taste the Local Difference" about the topic of food and intimacy.

Well known for her Leelanau County vineyard paintings, Northern Michigan artist Stephanie Schlatter visits Northport for some plein air painting in this UpNorthTV "Painting the Peninsula" episode. With Green Bird Cellars and Organic Farms as her background, Stephanie describes her landscape painting techniques and tips while capturing apple blossoms.

Dexter Filkins is one of America's premier combat correspondents and the author of Forever War, a definitive account of America's conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now a writer for The New Yorker, Filkins won a Pulitzer Prize in 2009. He appeared on stage with Bob Giles before a sold-out International Affairs Forum audience on June 15.

Pastor Len Paxton preaches on a variety of topics from local venues to locations all across the U.S.

National: Dr. Scott Lively at Traverse City Church of Philadelphia (1of3); Local TCFM outreach: American Civil War II; Response to Mayor Carruthers; Local homosexualists TCAPS Superintendent and Chief of Police.

Today's sermon is titled "A Laboratory of Grace." The scripture is 1 Samuel Chapter 3:19.

Saturday evening sermon for the 2nd Saturday after Pentecost, Pastor Robert Zagore, Trinity Lutheran Church, LCMS.

Presentation by PRIME Project team to City Council druing regular meeting.

The new Mrs. Michigan discusses her role with various non-profits in the region, her platform, and how others can get involved.

Join Pamela K. Boyce, former MSU instructor of personal finance, for her Front Street Foundation Money Series presentation, where she'll share her secrets on how students can be smart with their money during college and beyond.

A concert of Baroque era music by Bach, Telemann, Corelli, and Mozart. Performed in Glen Lake, MI in 2010.

Story of the Toxic Cherries, Roller Derby.

Andrea Petersen is interviewed by guest host Morgan Springer about her new book, "On Edge: A Journey Through Anxiety," on the National Writers Series stage at the City Opera House in downtown Traverse City, Michigan.

Red Patch Zen Meditation.

The Fife Lake Makersplace visits the Fife Lake Farmers Market and talks to local vendors.

Presentation by PRIME Project team to City Council druing regular meeting.

Bill Froehlich talks to Jeremy McBain from the Petoskey News-Review about massive changes in digital media affecting the news world.

Join Naomi, Whitney, and Summer for a postnatal yoga instructional.

What have outsourcing, tax policies, trade agreements, and technology done to America's vital middle class? Kimberli Bindschatel and Anthony Weber discuss this with Northwestern Michigan College professor Brandon Everest and retired professor Diane Emling.

Every week, Pastor Michael Arp brings an energy packed sermon to Family of Faith Ministry in Charlevoix, Michigan.

Folk and Country singer Ernie Mindel performs with guest musicians in a variety of locations around Northern Michigan. Ernie brings a mix of original tunes and cover songs that are sure to please.

National: Dr. Scott Lively at Traverse City Church of Philadelphia (1of3); Local TCFM outreach: American Civil War II; Response to Mayor Carruthers; Local homosexualists TCAPS Superintendent and Chief of Police.