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Culver's restaurant on track to open Monday in Petoskey https://t.co/waXABAOio1

The site will now be called the Offield Family Viewlands. https://t.co/HgcwKwya6a

Michigan Maple Block stated the low profit margins it has long operated with — a situation which numerous other small U.S. manufacturers have faced — made it vulnerable to the economic difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/I3W9pMQvvK

Teen sending letters to senior citizens who can't see families during coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/NbOo8JLFX7

Art Van to close Petoskey store, franchisees will keep Gaylord and Sault outlets open https://t.co/yvW0PMN10I

“When you get married in Hell, there’s nowhere for your marriage to go but up,” said the Rev. Yvonne Williams, who will be officiating the mass ceremony Feb. 29. https://t.co/6V2f4GeVIV

Walloon Winterfest set for Saturday https://t.co/kXl8suIHMy

Lawmakers and the Michigan aerospace industry are hoping that Wurtsmith Airport, a former military base in northern Michigan, could become a space launch facility where public and private industry could launch satellites — and tourists — into space. https://t.co/7HvbAjO45R

In a news release issued Tuesday, Charlevoix County Sheriff Chuck Vondra said deputies recently arrested Jeffrey Donius, 55, of Shelby Township after he was discovered living in someone else’s home in Bay Township. https://t.co/RZBYj71Oak

“We have tried over and over to get this man the help he needs. The mental health system in Michigan is broken,” Chippewa County Sheriff Michael Bitnar said on Facebook. https://t.co/ePWGIiDhHz

The News-Review recently sought out examples of area businesses with well-established roots to find out what kinds of factors help them endure. https://t.co/9Mccpv40hE

“I’m honored to discuss the Democratic Party’s vision of action for our nation from East Lansing High School, where my daughters are learning and preparing for the future,” the governor said in a news release Monday. https://t.co/jdIFwRcdKk

Having previously held the position of executive vice president at Petoskey Plastics, Jason Keiswetter succeeds his father, Paul, in the president's role. https://t.co/wCyjZBdg0M

According to Charlevoix recreation department director Kent Knorr, the plans for the spot are to bring in at least two permanent food trucks and additionally, for the downstairs area of the existing building to have arcade games, pinball and beer. https://t.co/C9bKlia5uV

Co-owner Kirt Ploe said inspiration for the restaurant's new identity came by chance, after owners heard talk of a customer’s egg order. As they would come to find out, the name was previously used decades ago by another restaurant along the same street.https://t.co/Ft8ki7Bj2q

Commissioners did not say why Calabrese was leaving. https://t.co/Wx0uRH6QPm

The group who recently purchased the property, Five Wilders, Inc. out of Petoskey, are also owners of The Back Lot in Petoskey, with David Meikle as one of the principle operators. https://t.co/C9bKlia5uV