Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 30th of December.
Good morning, Traverse City.
Traverse City's CherryT Ball Drop, a New Year's Eve celebration including a 600-pound lit-up cherry drop, supports local nonprofit 'Project Feed The Kids' with donations to combat food insecurity.
A variety of community and health-oriented events and programs are set to take place in Northern Michigan, including a book club, grief support program, radon kit availability, yoga classes, a New Year's Day hike, and opportunities for local nonprofits and third graders.
The article outlines significant 2024 stories in the Grand Traverse Bay region, covering affordable housing challenges, efforts to combat homelessness, investigations of county board leaders, major construction projects, the impact of cyber crimes, and the surge in early in-person voting.
Versiti Blood Center of Michigan announces a series of blood drives across various locations from Dec.
30 to Jan. 10, urging appointments while welcoming walk-ins.
NCTA Grand Traverse Chapter Monthly Meeting: Geo-hiking Isle Royale
This monthly meeting will focus on the geological significance and hiking opportunities at Isle Royale National Park, highlighting the Midcontinent Rift's influence on the area.
Winter 2025 Opening Reception at the Dennos Museum Center
The event features an opening reception for the Winter 2025 exhibitions, including the Northwest Regional Juried Exhibition, with opportunities to meet artists and enjoy refreshments.
Weekly Worship Service at Watershed Church
The service includes connecting, singing, prayer, Scripture reading, and a message, along with a Kids' Church program for children.
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