Responding to a Halloween story on Page One of the October issue, Lois and John Findley, owners of Small Point Cottage on Mackinac Island, said their bed and breakfast is not haunted and never has been, contrary to the article. Mr. More...

The proposed three-story, 47-room hotel on Main Street in the Mission area passed through the architectural review process and owner Ira Green received Planning Commission approval for the project in a four to two vote with one commissioner abstaini More...

Mackinac Island Public School's kindergarten class (Class of 2019): (from left) Nicholas Pokora, Makenna Horricks, Aaron Riggs, and Alexandra Pokora. More...

Ray Clark, a member of the Mackinac Island Ski Club and groomer of the Island's crosscountry ski trails, said this winter is the earliest he has been able to groom the trails, owing to a foot of snow that began falling December 1. Mr. More...

Three-year-old Dominic Morse was the successful preschool hunter on opening day of the deer season at Mackinac Island Public School's playground Wednesday, November 15. He was the first in his class to spot this five-point buck at 9:15 a.m. More...

Underclassmen will dominate Mackinac Island basketball and volleyball teams this winter, with just one senior on the volleyball squad. More...

115 Years Ago The St. Ignace News December 1891 to February 1892 "Tony" Corrigan of Mackinac Island, and well known in St. Ignace, was in St. Ignace the first of the week, shaking hands with his numerous friends. More...