Good morning, Traverse City.

AARP Michigan awarded $25,000 in grants to local age-friendly projects.

Traverse City will use $5,000 to launch a HomeShare Network to help older adults stay housed — Cadillac will use $5,244 to transform a downtown alley into an art alley featuring an Unity Tree Community Mosaic.

United Way of Northwest Michigan will close its operations at the end of the month after its Board of Directors said it lacked the capacity to continue a 50-year legacy.

The Dennos Museum Center announced fall exhibitions and programs celebrating Michigan artists and creativity.

The events will be held throughout the season at the museum (a local cultural landmark) in Traverse City.

Benzie Area Historical Society is hosting A Night at the Museum on Saturday, Sept.

26 from 7—9 p.m. at 6941 Traverse Ave. The free fundraiser features a Great History Hunt with local legends, a silent auction, and refreshments to help support the museum.

MDOT is repairing two washed-out sections of M-119 as most of the Tunnel of Trees remains open for fall color drivers.

Officials urge drivers to obey detour signs and avoid using private driveways — a practice that has caused problems on closed portions.

Grand Traverse County Health Department is collaborating with local, state and federal partners after an F-16 crash in Green Lake Township near County Road 633 and Jeffery Place last Thursday; evacuees cleared after Sept.

17 can safely use well water and ask questions via a hotline (231-995-6800).

Traverse City fans will soon watch more Pistons games as local coverage expands to Channels 9&10 during the 2026-27 season.

Scripps Sports announced Friday that additional Michigan markets will receive broadcasts without a paid subscription.