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SPONSOR THE BIZ BLAST
IS YOUR BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION IN NEED OF SOME GREAT EXPOSURE?
RESERVE YOUR SPOT AS A BIZ BLAST SPONSOR FOR ONLY $50/per wk.
THE COST IS AFFORDABLE AND THE EXPOSURE IS HIGH.
For more information, call the Chamber office at 231.547.2101 or email info@charlevoix.org
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Black Birch Design + Build
Black Birch is a Northern Michigan based Design + Build team specializing in new homes, major additions and renovations. Our mission is to realize your goals as a collaborator, from concept to completion.
We are a single source to craft a product that meets your needs and budget. We are creative, inventive designers and technical craftsmen.
blackbirchdesignbuild.com
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Lake Michigan Yacht Sales Charlevoix
Welcome to Boat Storage, Sales and Maintenance on Lake Charlevoix!
At our new storage and service facility on Lake Charlevoix, Lake Michigan Yacht Sales Charlevoix, we are excited to usher in a fresh chapter for the boating community. Dedicated to enhancing the boating experience while prioritizing the community and the environment, we are transforming the current site into a welcoming oasis. With lush green areas and beautiful landscaping, we will improve the aesthetic of the existing building and create a vibrant space for all.
Our family-owned and operated business aims to reduce noise and traffic by minimizing the need for large trucks, ensuring a peaceful environment for everyone. We are committed to being an active of the community, offering a personal touch that only a family-focused business can provide. Join us in making Lake Charlevoix a better place for boating enthusiasts and residents!
lmyscharlevoix.com
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Housing Happy Hour
May 23rd
Join Housing North to learn about some of the latest projects and news on housing in the Charlevoix area. Everyone is welcome to come enjoy good conversation and drinks with the mission to spread awareness of the housing crisis at the local level.
3-5pm at JAX Northside Food & Spirits.
housingnorth.org
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The Flybridge Opening Weekend!
May 23rd-25th
The Flybridge Rooftop Bar is coming BACK!
Kick off summer with us this Memorial Day Weekend! Enjoy live music, great views, and our signature cocktails all weekend long.
Friday, May 23 – Dejayimar spinning from 7–11 PM
Saturday, May 24 – Jake the Dog with acoustic and classic rock from 7–11 PM
Sunday, May 25 – Ken Shepley playing acoustic guitar from 7–11 PM
We will be open Thursday–Sunday, 5–11 PM all summer.
Don't miss out! Stay tuned for our FULL summer lineup!
mareksharborgrill.com
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Charlevoix Area Garden Club Spring Plant Sale
May 24th
Our committee is already hard at work preparing for our 2025 plant sale. We will have a large selection of perennials, annuals, ferns and grasses for sale. Our Ways and Means committee will be there selling the garden gloves and tools you will need to tend to your garden.
Proceeds from the sale help support our maintenance of nine civic gardens, as well as several other community projects.
charlevoixareagardenclub.org
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Jelly Roll Blues Band to Rock Gypsy Distillery
May 25th
Jelly Roll Blues Band is back to rock at Gypsy Distillery on the Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend (6P to 9P).
How about mixing in a little Jelly Roll with a little Gypsy Vodka?
Lots of room... lots of games like corn hole, pool, and more! They even have two on site restaurants!
If you haven't seen this place, now's your chance. They bought the Bay Harbor Equestrian Center and are now using it to make their world famous spirits! Jelly Roll will be performing at 6P
and you're going to love it. Come get your dance on....
gypsydistillery.com
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Memorial Day Parade
May 26th
Join Charlevoix in recognizing Memorial Day with the Memorial Day Parade through downtown, starting at 10am on Monday May 26th. Following the parade, the Charlevoix City Band will be playing in East Park.
*There will not be a Veteran's Cemetery Service held this year*
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Author Showcase with Debra Hansen, Annie Russell, and Joshua Veith
May 27th
Join us for a literary evening to celebrate some of our talented regional authors. They will each share their experiences of writing and their works. We will enjoy light refreshments and great conversation. Authors will be available to sell and sign books after the event.
- Deb Hansen is an Interfaith chaplain, author, coach, a descendant of European immigrants, and life-long border crosser. She recently returned to northern Michigan after her fifth winter volunteering in a shelter at the U.S./Mexico border. Borderlands, with its diary format, offers the reader a generous space to reflect on one of the most highly politicized topics of our times.
- Annie Russell is an author, artist, intuitive sensitive, and storyteller who splits her time between Charlevoix, MI. & New Orleans, LA. The Faerie Tale Chronicles is her current series set in both Charlevoix County and the oldest neighborhoods of New Orleans. It features a blending of ancient Celtic myths, modern-day enchantment and mysticism, and the unwavering strength of friendship and love.
- Joshua Veith is an author and educator living in the Elk Rapids area. In book one, Island and Main of his current book series Sudden Quiet, society has collapsed. In northern Michigan, the electrical grid has been down for over a year. Three scouts journey from Beaver Island to the darkened mainland. It is a dark exploration of humanity and the hope and healing offered by community and our connection to nature. Josh strives to be an Indigenous ally, recognizing that traditional relationships with the environment offer the most sustainable pathways for humankind’s interaction with the planet.
charlevoixlibrary.org
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Mark your calendars! NEXT WEDNESDAY, May 28, is full of Wineguys Restaurant Group Happenings!!!
May 28th
FIRST up, City Park Grill hosts the last in this year’s EATING FOR OTHERS series.
On this day, 10% of all dining proceeds at City Park Grill will benefit The Lofts at Lumber Square (Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation) (phsacf.org/our-impact/lofts-lumber-square). The Lofts at Lumber Square aims to provide safe, attainable housing close to where residents work. Meet up on May 28th, and help support this essential community effort. Read the full story online.
THEN Experience the Art of Tequila at Palette Bistro’s El Cristiano Tequila Dinner on Wednesday May 28, at 6:30pm. Feast on this specially curated five-course dinner prepared by Chef de Cuisine, Scott Wiltjer, featuring cocktails like the Tequila Spritz, Spiced Pineapple Margarita and Smoked Tequila Manhattan. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind culinary journey celebrating the craftsmanship of tequila in every sip. $80/person (plus tax & gratuity) Reservations required. Call 231.348.3321 or reserve ONLINE.
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Community Discussion on Worker Housing
May 28
A worker with a job offer comes to Charlevoix and can't find year-round housing that he/she can afford, and turns down the job. What can we do? What can we learn? 1st Congregational UCC wants to help the worker, the employer, and the city of Charlevoix.
Join the conversation! Panelists include Housing North, Habitat for Humanity, Pine Pond Homes (Manthei Group), and other local developers and leaders.
Bring anyone interested in the current housing situation. At the 1st Congregational Church, 101 State Street, 7-9pm
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Golf Team Benefit Concert with 106 KHQ
May 28
106 KHQ is putting on a benefit concert Wednesday, May 28th in Charlevoix and donating all proceeds to the Charlevoix Varsity Golf Team!
Come down to the Odmark Pavilion in downtown Charlevoix, 3pm-9pm. Bands include:
- Charlie Reager
- Eric Dane Jaqua - one man band
- Strings Attached - 2025 Morel Mushroom Fest Battle of the Bands Winner
- Ty Parkin and the Old Souls
Vendors include BC Pizza, Pita Cruiser, and The Fatted Calf.
Thank you to Antrim Dells and Black Bear Golf Course for the additional support!
106khq.com
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Bike The North: Bike to Work Day!
May 29th
Bike to your destination! Cut carbon, pedal with purpose, boost energy, live active!
Pedal through the Farmer's Market between 7:30am-9am for free swag an a quick bike check!
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St. Mary School Pancake Breakfast
June 1st
Come hungry to the last pancake breakfast of the school year!
9am to noon, unlimited pancakes by donation. All proceeds benefit middle school events and trips.
stmaryschoolcharlevoix.com
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An Outdoor Army: The CCC in Michigan with Historian Hilary Pine
June 3rd
In the 1930s, 100,000 men from the Civilian Conservation Corps occupied more than 120 camps throughout the state. They fought forest fires, built state parks, and planted 484 million trees. Join Hillary Pine, Historian with the Michigan DNR and Michigan History Center, to learn how this Great Depression-era program transformed our landscape and natural resources in ways that can still be seen today.
charlevoixlibrary.org
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Waltz Dance Lessons at Castle Farms
June 4th
Get ready to move and groove at Castle Farms with ZoeDance! Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these fun and engaging dance lessons are perfect for all levels. Set in the beautiful and historic Castle Farms, this is your chance to learn from the talented instructor at Zoe Dance in a welcoming and energetic atmosphere.
Date(s): June 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th
7 pm – 8:30 pm
What to Bring: Comfortable clothing, appropriate dance shoes, and a water bottle Join us for an exciting class where you’ll gain confidence, learn new moves, and have a fantastic time! No partner is required—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to dance.
castlefarms.com
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BINGO with Your Besties at Lavender Hill Farm
June 11th
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Full Moon Quantum Sound Journey
June 11th
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Summer *Skin* Care Soiree with Rogers Dermatology
June 12th
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St. Mary School Halo of Northern Lights
June 12th
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Trivia Night Fundraiser for Charlevoix Circle of Arts
June 12th
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Hazardous Household Waste Event
June 13th & 14th
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Charlevoix Trout Tournament
June 13th -15th
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Frankie and the Crooners with Billy McAllister
June 17th
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Welcome Back to the 90's Party with CRA
June 21st
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Impact100 Little Traverse Bay: Meet The Finalists
June 25th
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Friends of the Charlevoix Public Library Big Summer Book Sale
June 27th-29th
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Yoga in Bloom at Lavender Hill Farm Starts May 30th
Fridays and Saturdays, May 30th through August 30th from 9am to 10am, enjoy the fresh air as you move through a guided yoga practice in the presence of nature. This group class includes a supported flow available to anyone, from the beginner to the advanced yogi. Yoga in Bloom is about having fun and finding nourishing poses, encouraging your practice to blossom! Each session will end with a soothing sound bath meditation. Get outdoors and come enjoy the beauty Lavender Hill Farm has to offer.
This class is $20 per person and all ages and skill levels are welcome. Please dress comfortably and bring a yoga mat or towel. Please note we have a limited number of yoga mats to rent. Tickets can be purchased online or at the farm and Pre-Registration is required. Tickets are available for purchase up until 24 hours prior or until sold out. Sessions are rain or shine, if the class is cancelled you will be notified and refunded in full.
lavenderhillfarm.com
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Pet of The Week- Poppy!
Meet Poppy! Poppy is about as fluffy and sweet as they come.
She was brought to the shelter as an owner surrender due to no fault of her own.
With plenty of love to share, she's bound to win over the heart of everyone she meets. Poppy will never say no to scratches and belly rubs, and might just melt at your feet asking for them. She loves treats, walks, and playing with her fellow four legged friends.
Shelter staff has introduced her to multiple dogs and she has played wonderfully with every one of them. So we think that she would do well in a home with another dog. Poppy tries her very best with potty training, but she is still young and can use a little work.
Stop by if you're in need of a new cuddle buddy. Poppy can't wait to meet you!
charlevoixhumane.org
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C3F Awards Grants for the Environment and Arts & Culture
The Charlevoix County Community Foundation hosted two grant cycles in March responding to requests from local nonprofit organizations working to address environmental needs as well as needs in arts, music, history, and culture. Thanks to donors who participated with the Community Foundation to make a difference close to home, a total of $155,277 in grants were awarded to nonprofits between the two cycles.
Environment and Land Use grants were awarded to ten local organizations totaling $99,510 and include projects that will create and restore natural habitats, protect the land, improve water quality, boost outdoor recreation opportunities, provide stream restoration, and build capacity for organizations doing this work. Grants include:
Au Sable Institute - Restoration Ecology for Young Students Program -$2,500
Beaver Island Association - BIA Blight Remediation Program - $6,500
Friends of the Boyne River - Wetlands Education Program - $5,000
Lake Charlevoix Association - Lake Charlevoix Watershed Community Map Project - $5,000
Raven Hill Discovery Center - Living STEM Lab at Deer Creek - $5,000
Tara's Meadow Education & Retreat Center - Environmental and Cultural Education Center Project - $6,300
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council - Stover Creek Dam Removal Project - $15,000
Top of Michigan Trails Council - Charlevoix Trailway Little Traverse Wheelway Project - $14,000 Village of Boyne Falls - Dam Removal Project - $35,210
Walloon Lake Association and Conservancy - Avian Schistosomes Larva Removal Project - $5,000
Arts and Culture grants were awarded to 17 local organizations totaling $55,767 and include projects that will offer summer arts camps, public art installations, educational programming, live performances, cultural exhibits, music education, and build capacity for organizations doing this work. Grants include:
Bay Township - Ernest Hemingway Public Sculpture Project - $1,000
Boyne Arts Collective - Children's Art Camps Scholarship Program - $2,500
Charlevoix Circle of Arts - “Big and Small” Art Exhibition - $2,000
Crooked Tree Arts Center - "The Art of Wellbeing" Art Exhibition - $3,000
Great Lakes Center for the Arts - Next Gen Educational Program - $2,500
Jordan River Arts Council – Organizational Capacity Assessment - $5,500
Northwest Michigan Arts and Culture Network - Arts & Culture Summit - $1,000
Tara's Meadow Education & Retreat Center - Braiding Irish and Native American Cultures Project - $3,770
Traverse City Dance Project - Live on the Lake Youth Movement and Dance Class - $3,000
Wagbo Peace Center - Capacity building - $7,000
Beaver Island Historical Society - Native Americans and the Indian Boarding Schools Project - $4,500
Charlevoix Historical Society - Harsha House Renovations - $3,000
Beaver Island Performing Arts Alliance - Baroque on Beaver Summer Music Festival - $1,000
City of Boyne City - The Boyne City Farmers Market Music Series - $1,497
City of Charlevoix - Live on the Lake Jazz Festival - $3,500
Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra - Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring Performance - $7,000
Tunes Music Makers – Fiddle Lessons by Ruby John Program - $4,000
The Charlevoix County Community Foundation is dedicated to inspiring generosity to drive positive change for the people and places in our area, now and forever. We strive to understand the funding gaps in our region, respond to needs when they arise, and leverage resources for greater outcomes. Together with donors, we are a force for good that’s both meaningful and enduring. With assets of over $64 million, the Community Foundation has made grants totaling more than $39 million since 1992.
For more information about the Charlevoix County Community Foundation, contact the Foundation office at (231) 536-2440 or visit the organization’s website at www.c3f.org.
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Charlevoix Historical Society Awarded 2025 Governor's Award for Historic Preservation
Yesterday, the Charlevoix Historical Society was one of seven best-practice projects from across Michigan that were bestowed the 2025 Governor's Awards for Historic Preservation. The Society's continued preservation of the Museum at Harsha House, historic train depot, and partnership with the city of Charlevoix to preserve and maintain the South Pier Lighthouse were recognized. We thank those who worked with the Society on these projects, City of Charlevoix, Michigan, Freshwater Charch, Steven Seebohm, Michelle Smay, and Richard Neumann Architect.
chxhistory.com
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Remote Worker Survey
Networks Northwest recently launched the Northwest Michigan Remote Work Study to examine the impacts of remote work in the region. The study aims to gain insights into remote work trends through a survey, focus groups, and data analysis to create a regional report, expected in Fall 2025.
Responses to the survey will help us understand the impact of remote work in our region and assist with informing future economic development strategies with insights to demographics, frequency, and industry distribution. Participation is voluntary, and responses will be kept anonymous and confidential. Complete a survey response and include your email to be entered to win one of four $50 gift cards. Your honesty is greatly appreciated!
This survey should take approximately 8 minutes to complete. If there are any questions, you would like a paper copy of the survey, or need any additional assistance, please contact Mathew Cooke, Community Planner at Networks Northwest by email at mathew.cooke@networksnorthwest.org or phone at (231) 929-5056.
The survey will be open from Monday, May 05, 2025 to Monday, July 7, 2025 and can be accessed following this link.
networksnorthwest.org
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Walstrom Marine Reveals New Brand Identity
Walstrom Marine, a leader in Great Lakes boating since 1946, is excited to announce the official launch of a refreshed brand identity designed to bring greater consistency across all nine of its locations. This update reflects the values that have guided the company for nearly 80 years and reinforces the level of service Walstrom Marine provides to boaters across Michigan and beyond.
The brand refresh includes a new logo, updated visuals, and a more unified approach to how Walstrom Marine presents itself across its locations, online platforms, and customer communications. Customers can expect to see these changes take shape in the coming months, with phased updates to signage, the website, and printed materials.
“The heritage and history of this company run deep, and that is something we are incredibly proud of,” said Tom Ervin, President of Walstrom Marine. “This new brand reflects those values while helping us evolve for the future.”
This brand update is about more than just appearances. It’s a strategic move to align communication across all Walstrom Marine locations, streamline support for the team, and ensure a consistent experience for customers, no matter which Walstrom Marine location they visit.
Walstrom Marine invites customers to watch for the new brand look rolling out over the coming months as it continues to strengthen its legacy of trust and service in the boating community.
walstrom.com
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Tee Off in Style: Great Lakes Pro-Am Team Registration Now Live!
Want in on the Great Lakes Championship Pro-Am? We’ve added a new $3,000 tier packed with perks like VIP passes, a Callaway shopping experience, and more.
Whether you're a seasoned player or just love the game, this is your chance to be part of something special. The Pro-Am at The Highlands brings together golf lovers, community leaders, and future LPGA stars for a day of fun, connection, and competition.
Tee off on the legendary Heather Course on either June 11 or 12 and help support the future of women’s golf with players on the Epson Tour—while making memories along the way.
Spots are limited, so don’t wait to secure yours!
Pick your date: June 11 or 12 (12 PM Shotgun Start)
Format: 3 Amateurs Paired with 1 Epson Pro (Scramble Format)
Entry Fee: Pro-Am Team ($3,000) or Pro-Am+ Team ($5,000)
- $250 (Pro-Am) or $500 (Pro-Am+) Callaway Shopping Experience
- Hole Sponsorship with Company Recognition (Pro-Am+)
- Epson Professional Pairing Request (Pro-Am+)
- 19th Tee VIP Tournament Pass
- Exclusive Invitation to the Meet the Pros Opening Party
- Food, Drinks, and the Legendary After Party, Dinner & Awards
- Commemorative Great Lakes Championship Tee Gift
- Hole-In-One Prizes: Vehicle & Golf Cart
- A portion of the entry fee is tax-deductible!
thegreatlakeschampionship.com
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Get ready! The Sail Charlevoix Junior Sailing Program is looking forward to another successful season on Lake Charlevoix!
Weekly Boyne City sessions begin the week of June 16 and run through July 3. Scholarships are available thanks to Boyne City Yacht Club.
Depot Beach, Charlevoix location starts the week of June 30 and continues for the season through August 15.
To learn more, ask questions, and register for junior or adult lessons, please visit us at sailcharlevoix.org ⛵
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Seasonal Business Owners, We’ve Got You Covered!
Northern Michigan thrives on tourism, and we know how busy the season can get. Need extra space for your inventory during the influx of visitors? Our Mobile To You portable storage is the perfect solution!
We’ll deliver a clean, secure storage unit right to your business, giving you the extra room you need to keep up with demand. No need to worry about driving to a facility – we bring storage to YOU!
Store seasonal inventory
Keep your business organized
Scale up with ease during peak tourist season
Let us handle the storage, so you can focus on delighting your customers. Call today to learn more!
And don’t forget to mention your Chamber Membership for your special discount!
northlandselfstorage.com
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Daniel Ladd, PA-C, Joins Munson Healthcare Rheumatology
Munson Healthcare is pleased to welcome Daniel F. Ladd, PA-C, DFAAPA, to the clinical team at Munson Healthcare Rheumatology.
Dan appreciates the privilege of participating in patients’ lives and providing guidance, effective treatment, and a plan helping to improve their quality of life. He chose to pursue rheumatology because of the need for specialized care in the community.
“I am a friendly, kind, and compassionate provider who feels listening to patients’ concerns is paramount to the development of a strong and effective provider/patient relationship,” he says.
Dan earned his graduate education from Mercy College of Detroit and is board certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Associates.
To make an appointment with Dan, please call 231-935-2525. Munson Healthcare Rheumatology is located at 3537 West Front Street, Suite A, in Traverse City.
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NORTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE OPENS INNOVATIVE EARLY LEARNING CENTER: Ribbon Cutting Scheduled for June 10 at 10 a.m.
North Central Michigan College (NCMC) is proud to announce that its Early Learning Center (ELC) will open on Monday, June 9, 2025, bringing a new standard of high-quality, full-time childcare to families in Emmet County.
Located in the Pre-K Education Building on NCMC’s Petoskey campus at 1421 Howard Street, the center will serve up to 12 infants, toddlers, and young preschoolers in a multi-age classroom rooted in the Reggio Emilia philosophy—a child-centered approach that encourages exploration, creativity, and collaboration through play.
The ELC will operate Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., offering families a safe, nurturing, and educational environment led by experienced early childhood professionals.
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held on Tuesday, June 10, at 10 a.m. on-site. The community is invited to attend and tour the new facility following the event.
“The need for quality childcare is high in our community,” said Dr. David Roland Finley, president of NCMC. “The Early Learning Center will fill a much-needed gap for our students as well as families in Emmet County.”
The ELC is a pillar of Phase II of North Central’s Child Care Initiative (CCI), a strategic effort to build a sustainable, community-focused childcare system in Northern Michigan. The center follows a true-cost business model, ensuring the delivery of exceptional care while supporting a living wage and benefits for its dedicated staff.
“This center represents the heart of our mission—to elevate early childhood education as both a career and a community cornerstone,” states Jen Wixson, Early Childhood Education program coordinator and instructor. “We’re not only nurturing children; we’re building a stronger, more equitable future for families and the early care workforce in Northern Michigan.”
In addition to its Reggio Emilia-based curriculum, the center features a brand-new, nature-inspired playground designed to promote daily outdoor play and nature-based learning—core elements of the center’s inquiry-based philosophy.
The NCMC Early Learning Center is fully licensed through the State of Michigan and meets all requirements for health, safety, and quality care.
“As the Program Director, I am thrilled to see our team’s vision come to life with the opening of the Early Learning Center,” says Anne Thornton. “Working side by side with a team of dedicated and passionate teachers, we are crafting a unique and enriching environment that embodies the principles of the Reggio Emilia philosophy. The commitment to our shared values will be reflected in every aspect of the program, from how we document children’s learning to creating environmental stewards on our natural playground.”
Families interested in enrolling can begin the process by visiting: ncmich.edu/community-events/early-learning-center. There, parents will find details about the teaching philosophy, staff bios, enrollment, tuition, financial assistance and policies. Interested families are encouraged to fill out the online form to be placed on the NCMC ELC waitlist.
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GLCO Announces Winners of Annual Young Artist Competition
Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra announces Young Artist Competition Winners Twelve middle and high school students competed in the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra’s (GLCO) annual Young Artist Competition (YAC) on Sunday, May 4, 2025, at Petoskey United Methodist Church.
Violinist Blaise Sytsma-Reed, a junior from Charlevoix High School, was awarded Grand Prize Winner in the Senior Division. Olivia Sokolowski, a violinist from Ellsworth and an eighth grader in Charlevoix, was awarded Grand Prize Winner in the Junior Division. Both winners were given cash awards to be used toward music lessons or summer music camp.
Says Dr. Libor Ondras, GLCO Music Director, “There are many talented student musicians in our local area. We appreciate the time and effort students take to prepare for this valuable experience. Hats off to their music instructors and families as well!”
glcorchestra.org
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Advisacare
Home Health and Hospice Intake Coordinator
Bartlett's Home Interiors
Retail Sales Associate
Belvedere Club
Seasonal Office Assistant
Resort Housekeeper
Biggby Coffee Charlevoix
Barista
BLOOM
Studio & Logistics Assistant
Boulder Park Terrace
Registered Nurses
Licensed Practical Nurses
Certified Nurse Assistant
Castle Farms
Bartenders
Bar Backs
Operations Staff
Charlevoix Auto
Service Advisor
Charlevoix Cinema III
Cast Member
Charlevoix County
Deputy Probate and Juvenile Register
Charlevoix County Commission on Aging
Boyne Area Senior Center Cook
CNA/Homemaker
Health Care Services Coordinator
Charlevoix Cycle Pub
Cycle Pub Crew
Charlevoix Harbor Wear
Retail Associate
Cherry Republic
Retail Ambassador
Retail Supervisor
Citizens National Bank
Universal Banker-Petoskey
Universal Banking Manager
Charlevoix State Bank
Teller-Customer Service Rep
City of Charlevoix
Golf Course Maintenance
DCL
General Labor
Fresh Coast Brew Bus
Drivers
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Harbor Industries
Assembler I
Assembler I (Part-Time)
Assembler I (Seasonal)
Maintenance
Health Dept of Northwest MI
Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Horizon Bank
Universal Banker
Irish Boat Shop
Marine Technician
KP Landscpaing
Gardeners
Mowers
Landscaper
Manthei Construction
Diesel Mechanic
Heavy Construction Foreman
Field Construction Laborer
Production Laborer
Heavy Construction Pipe Layer
Momentum Outfitters
Assistant Manager
Sales Associates
North Central Michigan College
Grants Manager
Northwest Michigan Works
Chief Financial Officer
Norwood Centennial Farms LLC
Tractor Operator
Rogers Dermatology
Receptionist
The Happy Troll Deli & Pub
Servers
Cooks
Dishwasher
Host/Hostess
The Villager Pub
Sous Chef
The Salvation Army of Petoskey
Youth and Family Outreach Coordinator
Youth and Family Outreach Program Assistant
Sail Charlevoix
Program Director
Walloon Lake Association
Executive Director
Seasonal Stewardship Intern
Walstrom Marine
Marine Technician
Wineguys Restaurant Group
Servers-Jax Northside
Hosts
Bartenders-Jax Northside
Back of House
Barista-Roast & Toast
Line Cook- Roast & Toast
Restaurant Manager
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