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His Hops All Around Him And in your Beer. Brian Tennis of Michigan Hop Alliance / Brian Confer
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Alliance helps bring back locally-produced beer hops--something everyone can drink to
Howard Lovy
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Something is growing in Northern Michigan that hasn't been seen in the fields since about the time the Civil War was taking place--hops. No, not the kind that bunnies do, but rather the kind that brewers do. Hops are an integral part of the beer-making process, and now they are being grown, processed and purchased right here in Northwest Michigan.
Family-owned farms go live thanks to Northwest Michigan webmaster
Victoria Mullen
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
Traverse City's Jena Van Wagner is the executive director of Michigan Family Farms. Those who have joined her online community have focused on promoting those farms and getting the word out about great, local food that is grown and can be bought right in your town. Victoria Mullen reports.
Living the island life--Northern Michigan style
Valerie West
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
We've all dreamed of living the island life, but for some Northern Michigan residents, it's a whole different meaning than what we picture in our heads. There are no coconuts, palm trees or tropical beaches. Instead, living the island life on Mackinac or Beaver islands is all about community.
Good Harbor Vineyards showcasing family traditions, quality wines
Michael Schafer
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Good Harbor Winery is making great wines. This family business has a wonderful legacy they're building on. Michael Schafer swirls, sniffs and sips the reds and whites produced at this Leelanau vineyard in this juicy report.
New wave media making a splash in Northwest Michigan
Kim North Shine
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Need some great local news? Well, you can skip the paper publications, if you'd like, and head right for the virtual publishing world on the Internet. Writer Kim North Shine browses the web and comes back with some links in this report.
Flowers and mushrooms and blossoms! Oh, my!--Spring brings tourism dollars
Sam Eggleston
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
If you live in Northwest Michigan or have ever visited, it's easy to understand why people fall in love with the region. If you don't, or you haven't, then a simple trip to the area will be all the explanation you need as you're surrounded by the beauty that can only be created by Mother Nature.
Acoustic Mead has Northern Michigan all abuzz
Kim Hoyum
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
It's a fairly new addition to the northern Michigan wine and beer scene, but Acoustic Mead is showing it's got some serious legs with steady growth over the last two years. Second Wave's Kim Hoyum sits down and talks with Acoustic Mead's lead man, Bruce Grossman.
Northwest Michigan golf is all aces
Jeff Barr
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
The Northwest region's golf courses continue to be state's leader and earning the well-known name "Michigan's Golf Mecca." Second Wave's Jeff Barr looks into the area's leading golf courses and how the game benefits the area as a whole.
Old school social networking: TC's Gary Howe wants to build a truly connected city
Heidi Lovy
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Gary Howe isn't your typical social networker. Instead of looking to make connections via the high-speed lanes of Internet traffic, Howe has made a point of striving to help Traverse City make connections via the slow-speed lanes of community bike and foot paths.
Bellaire brewery makes a business out of making everyone family
Kim North Shine
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
There's no doubt that Short's Brewing Company makes some darn good beer. Owner Joe Short knows the value of standing behind his product, and treating every customer like they're part of the family. Second Wave's Kim North Shine sat down and had a tasty talk with Short about his business and, of course, his beer.
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Oryana Natural Foods offers up cooking class designed just for men
Traverse City-based Peckham Engineering bought up by Grand Rapids firm
Oneupweb has nine openings to fill, decides to have career fair Aug. 30
Chaotic Harmony celebrates Gwen Frostic in dance
Oneupweb wins Stevie award in American Business Awards
SBA small business outreach tour of Michigan comes to area
Michigan Wine & Spirits Competition results in Northwest gold medals
Artist pays homage to vintage machinery through pieces of furniture
New tap handles unveiled for Right Brain Brewery suds
Short's Brewing Company sets sail for Sunday evening microbrew cruises
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In the News
Visitors write about Traverse City wine & food
Source: The Indianapolis Star
Lansing City Pulse discusses Northwest Michigan wines
Source: Lansing City Pulse
City-wide lip dub is an online hit
Source: The Huffington Post
Brewery tour included NW Michigan stops
Source: Chicago Tribune
Leelenau gets shout out from Mario Batali
Source: Bon Appetit
Leelanau redistricted back to U.P.
Source: Leelanaunews.com
Northern Michigan blogger goes 10 places she's never been
Source: ExpertClick.com
HVAC wholesaler moving to Petoskey site
Source: The Petoskey News
Summer road trip should include Lake Michigan circle tour
Source: Chicago Sun-Times
Traverse City film fest brings a world of views to Michigan
Source: Columbia Tribune
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Growing Companies
Frontier Computer Corporation
Cheboygan County Veterans' Services
River Eco Tour Company
Hubbell Counseling
House of Doggs
Ludington Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
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