Philip Steward Joins Nowak Cabinets
Traverse City, Michigan, September 28, 2021 - Nowak Cabinets recently welcomed Philip Steward, Designer, to their design team. Steward graduated from Olivet Nazarene University in 2018 with a Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design. His passion for design comes from a long history of creative design. In addition to his formal training, he has always enjoyed being a part of many home renovation projects. "We are really excited to welcome Philip to our design team. His attention to detail, along with his
Applications Being Accepted for Paddle Antrim’s Ripple Effect Mini-Grant Program
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 28, 2021 Elk Rapids, MI – Paddle Antrim is pleased to announce that they are now accepting applications for their 2021 Ripple Effect Mini Grant Program. This competitive grant program funds projects that protect the waterways and connect people to them. Potential projects must focus on stewardship, education, or increasing accessibility to the lakes and rivers. A list of completed projects funded by this Mini Grant Program can be found
Silly Sister's Pottery Fall 2021 Class Announcement
Silly Sister will begin a new round of Pottery Classes (Round 6.0) for October –November, 2021, as detailed below. As this may be a repeat round of classes for at least some of you, classes will be geared BOTH toward newbie potters, as well as continuing potters. Instruction and demos will be geared toward multiple levels of ability, so never worry about getting bored! This announcement, and the sign-up and payment times are somewhat compressed, due to some plans I have to travel the week of Nov.
News Release: 10/4/2021 Short's Brewing Co. Announces Q4 Releases
For Immediate Release 10/4/2021 Short's Brewing Co. Announces Q4 Releases Elk Rapids, Mich. – Bust out the flannels because fall is coming in hot this season, and so too are Short’s Brewing’s final offerings for 2021. Behold, the quarter four releases. Guaranteed to delight and tickle your tastebuds with the tastiest brews coming out of Michigan. Fall is one of the best seasons for beer up north, the changing temps and threat of snow (and seasonal celebrations) keep brewers on their toes, balancing the
