Boyne City News

Emergency responders have new concerns tonight after learning Consumers Energy will be closing several Northern Michigan locations.

Job loss continues to affect countless families in northern Michigan, even when it comes to simply buying food.A That's why the Boyne Valley Food Pantry in Boyne Falls opened its doors Thursday afternoon.

The sixth-grade class in Boyne City traditionally makes a three-day trip to Camp Daggett Adventure Center near Petoskey, but the trip was in jeopardy this year -- until John McLeod of Boyne City Classic Instruments came to the rescue.

Stupak, Stabenow talk healthcare reform Yesterday at 6:15 p.m. Training Chinese auto dealers State cuts college scholarships Tuesday, November 10, 2009 A scholarship source for thousands of Michigan college students is going away and now area colleges are actively looking for other financial aid resources.

Well equipped for cruising: generator, windlass, air conditioning, hardtop over the aft deck with wing doors, complete electronics (radar with arch, GPS/plotter, etc., forward and aft cabin with all the amenities, full galley, and in great condition.

As veterans departed Gaylord Middle School late Wednesday morning, it was a roar of appreciation that could be heard loud and clear.

A Charlevoix County family breathes a sigh of relief after their son, a sergeant at Fort Hood is safe despite the tragic attacks.A Sergeant Dominic Moes of Boyne City is a public relations officer there, but heA was not on base during the shootings.

The Health Department of Northwest Michigan will be offering four H1N1 flu vaccination clinics during the week of November 9 through 13: Boyne City: 4-7:00 PM on Tuesday, November 10, at the Old Middle School Central Lake: 3-6:00 PM on Wednesday, November 11, at the Middle/High School Gaylord: 4-7:00 PM on Wednesday, November 11, at the Eagles ...

Donald John Banfield, 60, lifelong resident of Oak Grove, Michigan, died Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at his home surrounded by his loving family.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 3:06 p.m. Like many health departments across the country, the Health Department of Northwest Michigan has not received all of its H1N1 vaccine shipments, forcing officials to change their strategy to get the public vaccinated as quickly as possible.

Boyne City residents will get a chance to hear from the seven candidates running for three City Commission positions on November third.

The lakeshore offers a wide-open view of fall colors, peaking in northern Michigan.

New sport pilot Gene Balogh in the cockpit of his L-2 Grasshopper. Balogh's son alerted him to the availability of N50408.

You know your event is a success when dozens of people break into spontaneous dancing.

The Boyne City Harvest Festival has been postponed two weeks due to inclement weather.

Boyne City just got a federal grant for more than $600,000 to fix a local road. The grant is helping pay for improvements on North East Street between State and Collins streets.

Lawmakers in Lansing have mere weeks to figure out the state budget before the October 1 start of the fiscal year.

The state has a new Miss Michigan USA. Rima Fakih, Miss Wayne County, took the crown this evening at McMorran Auditorium in Port Huron.

A sports story in Tuesday's edition incorrectly identified Traverse City St. Francis JV Gold tennis player Christian Tremp.

The Crooked Tree Arts Center will present an Artist Studio Tour on Saturday, September 26, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The tour is self guided and each artist will be in their studios to share their inspirations, techniques, and methods.