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1 week ago | 
9and10news.com | Jill Suffolk |Jeremy D. Erickson
Petoskey — This Sunday, the Perry Hotel and Bay View Inn will both be hosting traditional brunches, featuring a variety of classic dishes. Guests can expect a selection of breakfast favorites, savory entrees, and decadent desserts. For those seeking alternative options, the Weathervane restaurant in Charlevoix and The Pier restaurant in Harbor Springs will also be serving à la carte menus.
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3 weeks ago | 
9and10news.com | Jill Suffolk |Jeremy D. Erickson
Valor Skincare focuses on sustainable, healthy skincare, prioritizing natural ingredients and quality practices. The brand is dedicated to creating effective solutions that nurture and respect the skin’s natural balance. They offer transparency about their ingredients and processes. For those seeking skincare that aligns with a healthy lifestyle, more information about their product line and values is available at www.valorskincare.com.
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3 weeks ago | 
9and10news.com | Jill Suffolk |Jeremy D. Erickson
Pilates Sestina: The Art of Core ConnectionTraverse City — Missi Campbell of Pilates Sestina focuses on building core strength through controlled, progressive movements. She emphasizes establishing foundational connections before advancing to more challenging exercises that require balance. “Once they’ve got those connections, I’m going to challenge you,” she explains. This approach ensures a workout that builds stability and strength.
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1 month ago | 
9and10news.com | Jill Suffolk |Jeremy D. Erickson
Petoskey mixed martial artist Alibeth "Overtime" Miliron inspires strengthBy day, Alibeth Milliron runs Massage by the Bay in Petoskey. Outside of work, she trains and competes in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), a full-contact sport that combines striking, grappling, and submissions. Starting with Taekwondo as a teen, she transitioned to kickboxing and later MMA. In fall of 2023, she won bronze for Team USA at the World Combat Games in Saudi Arabia, competing against top international fighters.
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1 month ago | 
9and10news.com | Jeremy D. Erickson
State Theatre free movies One of Traverse City’s favorite spring break traditions kicked off Friday. For the better part of 16 years, The State Theatre has been showing free movies during spring break. This year’s movie selection takes theater goers to countries around the world, with films showcasing France, China, the UK and even Fairytale Land. The showings start every day at 10 AM with a free kids movie followed by a variety of new and classic movies.
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1 month ago | 
9and10news.com | Jodi Miesen |Jeremy D. Erickson
The Mason County Sheriff’s office is warning people of a new speed limit change in the village of Custer. Starting Monday, Sheriff Kim Cole said the speed limit will be reduced three times a day from 50 miles per hour to 35 miles per hour on US 10 in the area of Mason County Eastern schools. The reductions to the speed limit will coincide with the times that kids are coming or leaving school. The times are 7:45 to 8:15 am, 11:50 to 12:20 pm. and 3:15 to 3:45 pm.
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1 month ago | 
9and10news.com | Jodi Miesen |Jeremy D. Erickson
A Cadillac homeowner is pushing for change, asking the prosecutor to look into what he calls missteps with the Local Development Finance Authority. The LDFA is in charge of clean-up in the Industrial Park area where PFAS were discovered recently in private wells. Long time resident Brad Marine said he mailed that request to the Wexford County Prosecutor’s office over the weekend, hoping they will investigate violations he’s accusing the LDFA board of making.
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2 months ago | 
9and10news.com | Jodi Miesen |Jeremy D. Erickson
The Isabella County Sheriff’s office has been busy relocating into their new facility, The Isabella County Criminal Justice Center. The new facility, which will house the sheriff’s administrative offices and a new state of the art jail, has been close to a decade in the making. It comes with a hefty price tag estimated at $46 million in a county that’s been dealing with budget issues and just axed their entire road patrol about six weeks ago.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
9and10news.com | Jodi Miesen |Jeremy D. Erickson
More details emerging about the death threats targeted at two Cadillac city leaders forcing the cancellation of two city council meetings just hours before they were set to happen, Tuesday night. By Wednesday, there was more online rhetoric questioning the credibility of those threats and the intent of those cancellations. The posts even accused city leaders of cancelling as a cover to not have to engage with the public.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
9and10news.com | Rachel Rademacher |Jeremy D. Erickson
Rainbow of Hope Farm is a nonprofit for developmentally disabled adults started by Eileen and Bill Wooer after they struggled to find a place for their son, Dean, because he preferred to live in a rural environment. “We tried different avenues. I don’t think there was a place in Northern Michigan. And so we decided we were going to step out and try to see what we could do. On January 13th, we will have been open with residents for 25 years.
