Ken Grabowski

MANISTEE — "SEAL Team" star and Manistee native Toni Trucks said she feels a sense of coming full circle as she plans to return home this month for the season premiere showing at the Vogue Theatre.

Small towns have many unique aspects, including the part where you live there long enough that it makes it possible to know just about everyone.

Fun can turn tragic in a heartbeat sometimes People familiar with the Lake Michigan shoreline realize two interesting things take place every year during the month of August.

Columnist: Paris Olympics sparked a sense of optimism that trickles all the way down to the state level with the Detroit Lions, looking toward fall in Manistee.

Dennis, Roger, Lyle, Dave and Larry Leach are pictured (back row). Submitted photo/Helen Leach

When Larry Leach punched out from work as a pack house mill operator at Martin Marietta on Aug. 30 it was the end of an era in more ways than one.

Columnist: With the rapid addition of technological improvements to automobiles, one wonders if drivers will soon need a checklist before leaving their driveway

The first show back in 2016 drew about 20 people, but it has continued to grow to the point where they are now drawing more than 100 people.

Kaylie Brown, the new athletic director at Bear Lake Schools, is settling into her role after replacing Tony Shrum.

Columnist: Football season brings heated debates among fans over pizza toppings, with preferences as varied as political views.