Tess Ware

RT @Gaylord_News: The wildfire in Crawford County was about 85% contained Sunday morning after being started by a campfire Saturday, a Mich…

RT @LivingstonDaily: Colleen and Nick Miller swore they'd never work in the restaurant industry again, but here they are. https://t.co/76Vj…

RT @colin_thomas: Full Circle Brews 🍻 opening June 15 📍Brighton, MI https://t.co/SyaMSvZ5ir @Tess_journalist #mibeer

RT @HollandSentinel: Two separate incidents ended in arrests at Holland Township's Taco Bell after workers were allegedly berated and threa…

RT @KarlyGrahamJRN: Last week, @Tess_Petoskey and I wrapped up a story that's been in the works for awhile. We spoke with parents to talk a…

RT @KarlyGrahamJRN: Instead of celebrating promotions, parents fear for their childcare plans. Instead of heading in for on-call shifts, p…

In an ongoing journey to economically grow and strengthen Midwest Native American communities, three Michigan tribes have come together to form a real estate development, construction and property management company called Aki Construction. https://t.co/W3Qi0DRGUq

Members of the Boyne City area have once again taken up the effort to build a skate park for local kids to enjoy. https://t.co/Tug0uqlrI0

Jordyn Wilson would never have expected to be running her own bakery. Three years later, she and her husband Colin have made the move from Saginaw to Petoskey and Jojo’s Cookie Co. has its own storefront at 2611 Charlevoix Ave. https://t.co/huYrWhHy3I

As high school and college-aged students head back to school, local businesses are relying on older staff members to fill the gaps. But for many Michigan companies, student workers aren't a seasonal staple — they're a year-round treasure. https://t.co/KUMZwEFGbA

While the monarch may not have federal protections, anyone with a patch of grass can offer food and shelter by planting milkweed, the only plant monarchs lay eggs on and the only food a monarch caterpillar will eat. https://t.co/jHghLzvdOR

https://t.co/6MAkr9m7rf In an unscheduled vote at Monday’s meeting, the Charlevoix Downtown Development Authority voted 7-2 to leave the Michigan Main Street program, despite previous discussion of leaving sparking outcry in the community in 2021.

In a few weeks, students will begin returning to school for the 2022-23 year. In the wake of the shootings in Oxford and Uvalde, Texas, the question of school safety is on the minds of community members. https://t.co/SUzXJLYvWD

With the busy summer season beginning its wind-down, regional visitors bureaus are turning their attention to the approaching fall season. https://t.co/11kRtH0mrc

This book about a girl who won’t eat her Lima beans and so her body changes in all these disturbing ways. Kind of messed up, but I was obsessed with it to the point I memorized the book and tricked my parents into thinking I could read https://t.co/hyNz34FEpz

Robert J Wolf MD @robertjwolfmd

What's the first book you remember reading?

Petoskey residents and visitors are likely familiar with the site of kites flying by the Little Traverse Bay, as well as Mike Griffes of Conway, also known as the kite guy, who was officially named the Kite Flying Ambassador by Mayor John Murphy https://t.co/g5eZy3FBnY

The bridge is modeled after one at Boyne’s sister park, Gatlinburg SkyLift Park, which was built in 2019. After the success of the bridge in Gatlinburg, Boyne Mountain’s parent company, Boyne USA, decided to do it again in Boyne Falls. https://t.co/jMWWKViOuf