Communication devices spark advocacy: Since age 3, Kathleen Prince has used speech-generating technology to overcome cerebral palsy—and now she mentors peers, speaks at conferences and serves as a PRC ambassador to help others find their voice — learn what drives her advocacy.
J&S Hamburg expands to Kingsley: J&S Hamburg has opened its second Kingsley location with fan-favorite pancakes, expanded coffee and ice cream options, a depot-style remodel and a drive-through test that could roll out to South Airport — learn what this expansion means for the community.
Hidden tax on Michigan roads: A new TRIP report reveals Michigan drivers shell out an extra $1,934 annually in repairs, fuel and crashes due to deteriorating roads, bridges and congestion, widening a $3.9 billion funding gap — find out what this means for your commute.
Housing crisis meets solution: The Flats at Carriage Commons – Phase I opened last Thursday, offering 30–70% AMI apartments starting at $1,084, while Traverse Connect launched $5,000 housing grants for local workers — find out how to apply.
Host international art students: Interlochen Arts Academy seeks families to welcome global high schoolers during fall, winter, and spring breaks—share cultures in your home and apply by October 1 — find out how to host.
Other Traverse City headlines this week
- Grand Traverse toasts 19th Annual 40Under40 class
- Grand Traverse State Bank finalizes Boardwalk lease
- Shady Lane Cellars set for agritourism reinvention
- Oosterhouses plan downtown sushi bar tasting room
- Kasson Township eyes $5.8M fire station bond
- Minnesota donor sends unseen Hannah family collection
