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City Commissioners Sandy Pritchard, Bob Farrell and Tim Nemecek look over a city map after a meeting on using city-owned properties for new housing. |
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City Commission explores housing options
The Boyne City Commission held a special meeting on housing priorities March 15th, and directed staff to move ahead with preliminary steps like surveying property and researching water and sewer access, and regulations governing proximity to the city’s nearby composting site. The meeting focused on how to make City-owned properties available for development, focusing on their North Boyne Property along Court and Robinson Streets, and the Community Garden Site on Robinson Street. They decided not to pursue creating any housing in the Industrial Park. Earlier last week, the Commission approved a plan to create a new and larger Community Garden site on Boyce Street adjacent to the city airport, which could be used if the current Community Garden is used for housing. The Commission discussed a variety of possible multi-family housing options on the two sites, ranging from duplexes to fourplexes to larger apartment buildings of 8 or more units. The ultimate goal would be to issue requests for proposals from developers. Both areas are close to city water and sewer lines. Details and maps are included in the meeting agenda packet.
MIXED USE HOUSING - Michigan Community Capital (MCC) presented new information at the March 18th Planning Commission meeting. Full details of their two projects can be found on their website here: https://t.ly/Qn_nE. Find the full presentation from the meeting here: https://t.ly/HrpBu. Additional questions related to the project can be sent to Michigan Community Capital (MCC) directly by emailing them to: info@housingforboyne.com.
CITY-WIDE RUBBISH PICKUPS for 2024 have been scheduled for Saturday, May 18 and Saturday, Sept. 21. Place material on the street after 5 p.m. Friday and it must be out no later than 7 a.m. Saturday. This is for larger items that cannot be disposed of with your household trash - such as mattresses, furniture and light construction debris. This is available for residential properties of 3 units or less (not commercial properties) within the city limits. The total volume of all items that may be placed out for collection per house is limited to two cubic yards, about the size of a regular pick-up truck bed. Details and acceptable/non-acceptable items - http://www.cityofboynecity.com/trash--rubbish-disposal-47/#sect-110
CITY MEETINGS
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City Commission meets at 12 noon Tuesday, March 26, at City Hall. The agenda will be posted here.
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Airport Advisory Board meets at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 28, at the airport terminal building, 1040 E. Main St. The agenda will be posted here.
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Boyne City Main Street is pleased to announce that the MEDC’s Match on Main Grants will be offered once again this spring. As a qualified participant, our Main Street can nominate up to two applicants for these grants. A team of local business-affiliated leaders will review all application requests and will then work with the two finalists to submit the grant paperwork. In general terms, our Main Street would be looking for unique or interesting business types, a business owner that is very active in the community or has store longevity, or perhaps a store owner that helps to revitalize a storefront or area in downtown or traits along these lines.
The MEDC released the following about this program:
On Tuesday, February 27, the Michigan Strategic Fund board approved the creation of the Match on Main program. Building Match on Main into the MSF process will strengthen its role as a foundational MEDC program that continues to serve our communities and small business across Michigan.
On Monday, March 4, 2024 – The MEDC will begin accepting applications for the Match on Main program. The total funding round allocation is $750,000, which will allow for approximately 30 grantees across the state. The application will close on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, and awardees are anticipated to be announced in Summer 2024.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Main Street office at 231-582-9009.
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Events in March
Click on images below for more details
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Spring Break at Boyne Mountain
Friday, March 22 through Sunday, March 31
Trade bulky parkas for tropical shirts! Skip the plane tickets and splash into an 84° oasis at Avalanche Bay. Spring Break at Boyne Mountain is an island escape right in northern Michigan. Shred bluebird powder by day, then splash into wacky noodle pool parties or island-themed activities. From limbo contests to s'mores under the stars, it's a spring stoke you won't forget! So pack your swimsuit, sunscreen, and Aloha spirit – Boyne Mountain's got your island getaway waiting.
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Easter Weekend at Boyne Mountain
Friday, March 22 through Sunday, March 31
Easter is all about family and so is Boyne Mountain Resort! This Easter make memories while dancing, brunching and celebrating at the Mountain. Our traditional Easter Brunch is returning at Stein Eriksen's. We go big at our annual Easter Egg Hunt with prizes that will make your PEEPS melt, plus wagon rides and s'mores, and much more.
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Learn How to become a Premier Member by contacting the Chamber at 231-582-6222 or email us at info@boynechamber.com |
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For more information on joining the chamber or member benefits, call us at 231-582-6222 or email info@boynechamber.com
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The Easter Bunny is coming to the Eagles!
Thursday, March 21st, 2024
5pm-7pm
Boyne City Eagles FOE 1583
106 River St, Boyne City
Free hot dogs and chips for children and adults!
Kids may enter to win a gift basket!
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PROJECT CONNECT IS BACK!
North Central Michigan College – April 10, 2024 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Project Connect has been a day of service for those in need in Charlevoix and Emmet Counties since 2007. Unfortunately, we had to take a five-year break due to Covid restrictions, but we are back for 2024! We are in a new location this year, North Central Michigan College, but we’ll be providing the same access to social services for our neighbors in need. If you or someone you know is struggling with financial problems, housing issues, employment challenges or health concerns please join us for a day of FREE services provided by over 60 non-profit agencies and other organizations.
The idea behind this special event is to help individuals and families gain access to the services they need, all under one roof, on one day. Understanding the complicated social services system can be a challenge and at Project Connect we will help direct you to agencies that can offer assistance in areas such as Education & Employment, Health & Wellness, Housing & Finance, and Kids & Parenting. The Veterans Corner will also return, offering local Veterans the opportunity to meet with representatives from Federal, State and County offices.
No pre-registration is required, however, in order to register for assistance, agencies recommend that you bring certain documents. For more details or to download a brochure, go to www.ProjectConnect231.com.
Volunteers are also needed to ensure the success of Project Connect. You can register to volunteer at www.ProjectConnect231.com.
Project Connect believes that by helping people on the road to a more self-sufficient life, we will in turn strengthen our community as a whole.
Contact:
Dana Lorian
Co-Chair
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We are thrilled to announce the return of the beloved community event, Paint the Town Red! After a planned hiatus, we are excited to join back together on April 26th, 2025 at the Boyne Mountain Civic Center.
We thank all businesses, members of the Chamber of Commerce and beyond for their generous support and look forward to your participation in next year's fundraiser! By sponsoring Paint the Town Red, we can make Boyne City Schools a beacon of excellence for our students and community.
Stay tuned for more details on sponsorship and how you can get involved. Let's come together to paint our town red once again!
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HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
Boyne City Housing Commission is announcing an opening on their Board of Commissioners.
This is a volunteer position offering an opportunity to help make an impact in housing in Boyne City and Charlevoix County. The Boyne City Housing Commission oversees apartments at Litzenburger Place and Deer Meadows and individual homes in Boyne City, future developments, and provides housing vouchers to individuals and families for use to help pay for housing in Boyne City and Charlevoix County. Candidates must be within the Housing Commission’s service area of Charlevoix County-preferably within Boyne City. The commitment would be for a five-year term with typically at least one meeting once a month at times determined by the Commission, currently the fourth Wednesday of the month at 8 am but possibly more meetings as needed.
For more information about the housing commission, please contact Bethany Hedgepath-Executive Director at 231-582-6203 or bethany@boynecityhc.com.
Please contact Boyne City Clerk/Treasurer Jessica Puroll at 582.0334 for more information
Applications are due by: March 29, 2023at 12:00 pm.
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This sculpture (below) will be placed at the Bay Township Hall with projected unveiling of July 21st, Hemingway's birthday.
Hemingway wandered all thru this region including Boyne City and we are proud to provide this sculpture to our area. This will be an essential piece of the three! sculptures of Ernest Hemingway within 20 miles of each other here in northwest lower Michgan. The Hemingway Sculpture Trifecta Tour!
And tho this seems like alot---there is still more story to tell which includes Hemingway's wandering in Boyne City.
The bronze prototype is in Freshwater Gallery for public viewing.
Please direct any inquiry to Freshwater Art Gallery & Concert Venue 231-582-2588 or Robin @ 231-675-7605.
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On 4/2/2024, the Fraternal Order of Eagles 1583 will offer area residents an opportunity to do something that will bring awareness to your members about stroke, vascular disease and osteoporosis.
Below you will find information about Life Line Screening. I hope that you can help me invite your chamber members by placing the blurb in your bulletins, emails or newsletters over the next few weeks.
The screening tests are performed by experienced professional sonographers using sophisticated Doppler ultrasound technology. A board certified physician registered in your state reviews all results before they are sent to individual screening participants in about 21 days. Our mission is to make people aware of potentially serious conditions that are difficult to detect in routine check-ups.
By offering this information to your members, you can help us build health awareness in your community. If you would like more information about Life Line Screening, or if you are interested in opening your doors for an on-site Life Line Screening event, please go to our website at https://llsa.social/HC or e-mail me directly at cporter@llsa.com.
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Respiratory Illness: Know What to Do
Guidelines align for when to return to work/school after RSV, flu, and Covid-19
There’s a new message on how people can protect themselves and their communities from respiratory illness by knowing when it’s okay to return to work and school after being sick. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the new guidelines, released March 1, support returning to normal activities when:
- Symptoms are improving, AND
- A fever has been gone without use of a fever-reducing medication for at least 24 hours.
For Covid-19 specifically, the suggested time away from other people has been reduced from five days to the 24-hour fever-free period.
“With an effective vaccination, improved immunity, and many residents normalizing good hygiene practices, Covid-19 is being treated the same as other respiratory illnesses,” says Joshua Meyerson, Medical Director for the Health Department of Northwest Michigan. “While any of these illnesses can still become serious health conditions, the new guidelines show that prevention is working.”
Once people resume normal activities, they are encouraged to continue to help curb the spread of illness by:
- Staying up to date with recommended vaccines,
- Continuing to practice good handwashing, covering your cough and sneezes, and frequently cleaning high touch surfaces in the workplace,
- Opening windows and doors to increase ventilation, when possible,
- For those at higher risk, getting tested for influenza and Covid-19 to obtain appropriate antiviral medication to prevent severe illness, and
- Maintaining social distancing or wearing a well-fitting mask for 5 days to protect those most at risk for severe illness, including people over 65 and those with weakened immune systems.
States and countries that have already adjusted recommended isolation times have not seen increased hospitalizations or deaths related to Covid-19, according to the CDC.
“While every respiratory virus does not act the same, adopting a unified approach to limiting the spread of disease makes recommendations easier and more likely to be followed,” Meyerson says. “When people follow these recommendations to avoid getting sick, and to protect themselves and others if they do get sick, it will help limit the spread of respiratory viruses and fewer people who experience severe illness.”
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Classic Instruments Releases Zeus-Link™ Gauge Interface Module
Boyne City, MI, March 20th, 2024 — Classic Instruments is pleased to announce the release of an all-new CAN module, Zeus-Link™. Zeus-Link™ is an all-inclusive gauge interface unit that can connect to Holley ECU’s (Dominator, HP, Terminator X, Terminator X Max, Sniper and Sniper II) and to GM OBDII ports, reading vehicle data from CAN BUS to drive any Classic Instruments gauges accurately. Additional pass-through CAN port connection for other CAN devices. Customers can connect up to 6 standard gauges and 2 auxiliary gauges using all sender inputs or none. All instruments can be driven traditionally if the vehicle ECU does not support an output the driver wants to monitor. The unit features warning and check engine light outputs, dash light connection and on-board diagnostic lights to give status of power, BLE, and data. For maximum compatibility with Holley products, there is an additional resistor available if there are other CAN devices on the same harness and the Holley harness has an additional Holley ECU connector for other devices.
The entire unit is setup and managed through an app available on the App Store® or Google Play®. Configure which gauges are in the dash, how each gets its signal, view values being received by Zeus-Link™, and verify correct outputs and wiring all through the app.
This new CAN module from Classic Instruments can be purchased direct or through any one of its authorized dealers or at holley.com.
Classic Instruments has been handcrafting in America since 1977. The company offers a full line of catalog order instrumentation for a wide range of Ford and Chevy model cars and pick-up trucks, plus over 100 universal fit instruments. The Classic Instruments’ line also includes many specialty items such as performance series instruments, Zeus speedometer technology, and Fuel-Link. Classic Instruments can build virtually anything through their dedicated Instrument Customization Unit. Whether it’s a direct-fit set, retro-fit, or complete custom their team is ready to help add “The finishing touch”TM to any project.
Proud member of the Holley Family of Brands.
For more information please contact Classic Instruments.
Classic Instruments
800.575.0461
826 Moll Dr., Boyne City, MI 49712
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The Boyne District Library and Library Board of Trustees fully support the downtown redevelopment proposals presented by Michigan Community Capital, a nonprofit developer dedicated to enhancing local communities. Michigan Community Capital's projects aim to create essential middle-income workforce housing and a significant expansion for the Boyne District Library in the form of a new community room.
The 'Ray and Park' portion of the redevelopment proposals focuses on the "red building" property adjacent to the library, acquired in 2013 with the intention of trading it to the City of Boyne City for additional land to expand the library's footprint. While the "red building" has served various community purposes over the years, it now requires extensive and costly renovations. In response to the library's needs and the desire to divest itself of the property, the Boyne District Library collaborated with the City of Boyne City on a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Ray and Park site. The goal was to secure proposals benefiting both the library and the city, resulting in a new community room space for the library and workforce housing for the city. Under this redevelopment plan, the Boyne District Library would contribute the nonfunctional "red building" land, while the City would provide Michigan Community Capital with the adjacent city-owned parking lot next to the library.
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Boyne City's Own Lydia Krauss Needs Your Help to Realize Her Olympic Dreams! |
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Dear Potential Sponsor,
My name is Lydia Krauss, I’m 20 years old, and I am from Boyne City Michigan. Boyne City is a small town well known for their skiing, and boat show. I have been wrestling since I was 12 years old. I fell in love with wrestling right away when I experienced the physical pain that you go through, the mental battles you face, and the rewards you get out of wrestling. I knew I wanted to make a career out of wrestling since I have such a passion for it. I’ve dedicated my life to this sport that throughout my career I have grown, and had many accomplishments. A few examples are, back in 2022, I won the state tournament my senior year beating a world team member. Not too long after, I was lucky enough to become a part of the USA World Team where I eventually placed second. During my freshman year of college, I attended NMU, and won regionals qualifying for nationals. I was grateful for the opportunity and placed fifth at 155lbs. I later went on to place third at Bill Ferrell, October 2023.
My goal for this year is to be a part of the 2024 World Team and make it to the Olympic Trials. For me to achieve my goal, I must go to Fairfax, VA for the Last Chance Olympic Qualifier, Spokane, WA for the World Team Trials, and finally Penn State University, PA for the Olympic Trials.
I am asking for financial assistance to help me achieve this goal. With your consideration, I have listed my Venmo, PayPal, and cell information for your convenience, please see listed at the bottom. Please text me if you would prefer mailing information.
Thank you for taking the time to read my letter. I would deeply appreciate your support on my journey and look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Lydia Krauss
Venmo: Lydiakrauss_1
PayPal: LydiaKrauss
Cell: (231) 340-2400
Instagram: Lydia_Krauss.20
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Boyne City High School Students Advance to State DECA Competition
March 2024 | Boyne City, Michigan — Following wins at the District DECA competition in December, the Boyne City High School (BCHS) team is off to the state competition in Detroit, Thursday – Saturday, March 14 – 16, 2024. At the December conference, held at Grand Valley State University, the team competed against eight high school districts, covering the westside of Michigan.
“I’m very proud of our students. They do an awesome job representing BCH and it is great to see them compete,” shares Myra Bryant, Boyne City High School Teacher and DECA Coach. “A special thank you goes out to the local business professionals who have helped train the kids in live scenario practice and have given advice to help prepare them for their competitions. In addition, we have also had some key chaperones and judges who have worked hard to make sure our kids have a great experience. It is so great to see our community support our DECA program,” Bryant adds.
Prior to the district and state conferences, students are required to take an on-line test that measures knowledge of business and leadership. The district and state conferences provide an opportunity for students to show their problem-solving skills through role-play and presentation events. These two areas are then combined in a final score to see if the students competing will move onto the next level of competition. “Out of Boyne City High School’s 16 students who competed at Districts, we had 10 who earned medals for the Boyne City High School Chapter this DECA season,” Bryant explains. “We also had a great group of students competing in their first District Conference role-play events.”
· Competing in their first roleplay were: Claire Jones, Mallory Morgan, Katie Hunt, Jaelynn
· Elzinga, Sarah Eaton, Kacey Gray and Peter Mastin.
· Earning a qualifying position, in an individual event, at the State conference in Detroit are: Sarah Eaton, Brianna Ager, Adonae Patton, Norah Frasz, Jacquelyn Dunlap, Jaelynn
Elzinga, Grabrielle Dunlap and Katie Hunt.
· Earning a qualifying position, in a team event, for the State conference in Detroit are:
Malorie Carter and Chelsey Hertel, Kacey Gray and Peter Mastin, Ava Tarsi and
Maureen Hautz.
A team send-off will be held at Boyne City High School on Thursday, March 14 at 8:30 am, prior to departure. If you see these students, be sure to congratulate them on their accomplishments!
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Boyne City High School DECA Team at the District Competition at Grand Valley State University |
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People Fund Grant Applicant Letters of Interest Due April 1
The Great Lakes Energy People Fund is accepting letters of interest and grant applications from non-profit organizations throughout its service area for the spring grant cycle. Letters of interest are due by April 1. If the letter of interest is approved, the applicant can then submit a grant application by April 15. All letters and applications are accepted through an online grant application portal that can be found at gtlakes.com/people-fund.
Great Lakes Energy members support the People Fund by agreeing to have their bill rounded up to the nearest whole dollar amount. That extra change is then pooled with contributions from other People Fund participants and returned to the community through grants to non-profit, charitable organizations that provide humanitarian, educational, or community development services within the cooperative’s 26-county service area. Since 1999, the People Fund Program has awarded more than $4.5 million in grants to charitable and community organizations to help them better the lives of residents in local communities. The People Fund awarded more than $253,000 in grants in 2023.
Non-profit organizations that serve communities located in the Great Lakes Energy service area are eligible to apply. More information about the People Fund program, including organization and grant eligibility criteria, and lists of recent grant recipients, is available online at www.gtlakes.com/people-fund. Letters of interest are due by April 1, with applications due by April 15. Another grant opportunity will be available in October 2024.
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Kiwanis Club of Boyne City Announces the 2024 Boyne City National Competitive Morel Mushroom Hunt
Registration is now open for the Boyne City National Competitive Morel Mushroom Hunt, set to take place Saturday, May 18th.
The Kiwanis Club of Boyne City (Kiwanis Club) is excited to announce the commencement of registration for the Boyne City National Competitive Morel Mushroom Hunt, scheduled during the Boyne City Morel Mushroom Festival on Saturday, May 18th.
Participating mushroom hunters will embark on a journey into the scenic northern Michigan wilderness, transported via school bus for a timed morel mushroom hunt lasting 90 minutes. Amidst the beautiful surroundings, participants will immerse themselves in the sights and scents of spring, listening to wildlife as they keep a keen eye out for the elusive morel mushrooms. Following the hunt, the Kiwanis Club will tally the treasures collected by hunters before their return. The winner of the hunt will not only earn bragging rights but also receive a cash prize and a trophy!
"The Morel Mushroom Festival committee is very thankful to Kiwanis for continuing this long-standing tradition which guests look forward to participating in every year. This will be the 64th year of the Competitive Hunt!” said Jessica White.
The registration fee includes transportation to and from the hunting location, and the hunt is scheduled to proceed rain or shine. While participants are not guaranteed to find morels, the event does not offer refunds.
To register for the hunt, visit https://bit.ly/NationalCompetitiveMorelMushroomHunt. Onsite registration may be available on the morning of the event at a rate of $40. Those interested in registering on the day of the event should aim to arrive at the Boyne City High School parking lot by 7:30 am for the best chance of securing a space. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged, as space availability is not guaranteed on the morning of the hunt.
“It’s all about making memories! The bus ride, time in the Northern Michigan woods, and the friends made on the adventure make it worth it by itself, but if you actually find morels while knowing you are supporting children in our community and kids around the world through Kiwanis programs, well… that makes it even more special!” said Scott MacKenzie, chair of the hunt.
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The National Morel Mushroom Festival is thrilled to announce the dates of the 64th Annual Festival: May 16-19, 2024 in beautiful Boyne City, Michigan. Confirmed events include a Craft Show + Food Trucks, Carnival, Wine & Dine, Competitive Hunt, Taste of Morels, Morel Seminar, Paint & Sip, Great Morel Giveaway, and a Concert featuring the return of The Family Tradition Band, Detroit's award-winning country rock band! It's gonna be one heck of a festival, so put it in your calendar now! MORE events and details to be announced as confirmed. Check their website for details https://www.bcmorelfestival.com/
The festival is non-profit and relies entirely on volunteers and sponsors. If you want to see it continue, we need your help! Please contact Jessica White at jessicaboyneace@gmail.com.
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The Boyne Arts Center is open Tuesday through Sunday 12-4 PM
and is located at 1 Water Street, Boyne City, MI 49712
Artists are invited to bring their lunch and their latest project and
take advantage of our free Open Studio.
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Arts in the Park: The Boyne Arts Center is having their 4th Annual Boyne Arts in the Park and this year we are teaming up with The Farmers Market to bring our community an extra awesome day by working together pooling our resources and improving the flow of traffic.
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Drawing for All of Us
March 19th & March 26th
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Portrait Painting: A Deeper Dive with Robert Scudder - 4 Week Class
Thursdays, May 9, 16, 23, & 30
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Introduction to Colored Pencils
April 19th & 20th
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2024 Spring Art Camp
April 23rd - April 25th
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04737 Fuller Road, East Jordan, MI 49727
(231) 536-3369
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We are currently open noon to 4pm Saturdays, 2pm to 4pm Sundays and other times by appointment.
Raven Hill Discovery Center, incorporated in 1991, is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt corporation.
Mission: Raven Hill provides a place that enhances hands-on and lifelong learning for all ages by connecting science, history & the arts.
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Meet King, a charming 1-year-old dog who is a soulful gentleman. His brown eyes latch on to your every move. He seems to always be looking for his person. If you're looking for a loyal companion to shower you with love, King is the perfect match.
King absolutely adores head strokes and receiving attention from his people. He is very treat motivated and even knows a few tricks!
He likes most other dogs and children. His gentle nature and sweet disposition make him a delightful addition to any loving family. We are unsure around cats, but he is so gentle, he will probably be great!
If you're ready to meet King and experience his heartwarming smiles and endearing personality, fill out an application and we would be happy to set up an appointment!
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ADVANCE BOARD OF COMMERCE
Advance Board of Commerce Community Center (hall) is the perfect place for your family and friends celebrations, workshops or meetings, and is reasonably priced. For rental inquiries call Jane at 231-582-6202.
AMERICAN LEGION
BINGO!!! Join us every Tuesday for Bingo. Open to the public. Refreshments provided.
Doors open at 3:00 and Play Starts at 5:00.
302 S Lake St, Boyne City
BOYNE CITY TAP ROOM
Open Daily - 11am to 10pm
BOYNE RIVER GRILL
Open Wednesday through Monday from 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM and CLOSED on Tuesdays.
BOYNE VALLEY VINEYARD
Monday 12:00 - 6:00
Tuesday & Wednesday CLOSED
Thursday 12:00 - 6:00
Friday 12:00 - 7:00
Saturday 11:00 - 7:00
Sunday 12:00 - 5:00
CAFE SANTE
Sunday - Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday & Saturday 8am - 11pm
CHARLEVOIX COUNTY TRANSIT -Charlevoix County Transit provides rides within Charlevoix County, Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm. Call 582-6900 or use the online scheduling tool found on the Transit page of the Charlevoix County Website www.Charlevoixcounty.org. Service is available to all residents of the county.
CRACKERJACK BOARD SHACK
We have moved!!
We are in transition from one location to another. We are waiting for proper approvals before we can open in our new location.
or call us at 231-330-6503 to arrange for pick up.
New products continue to arrive and are slowly being uploaded to our website. Please call if you need anything.
LAVENDER HILL FARM
Starting November 9th we will be open (10am-5pm) Thursdays through Sundays.
MUSKRAT DISTILLING
Mon/Tues 4-10pm
Wed/Thur 4-11pm
Friday 4-12pm
Saturday 12-12pm
Sunday 12-8pm
Karaoke 8-11pm Wednesdays
Live music 8-11pm Fridays
RED MESA GRILL
Sunday through Thursday - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday & Saturday - 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
STIGG'S BREWERY & KITCHEN
Mon. Closed
Tues. Closed
Wednesday Noon – 9PM
Thursday Noon – 9PM
Friday Noon – 10PM
Saturday Noon – 10PM
Sunday Noon – 8PM
SUNNYSIDE FAMILY DINER
Open Wednesday through Sunday
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
231-497-5050
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
1250 Boyne Ave, Boyne City
231-582-9301
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY –
We welcome you to our Sunday worship service at 10:00am. In this season of Lent, we give special attention to healthy self-examination and self-awareness. Come as you are, we are always glad to welcome you.
Our worship services are also on live-stream on our Facebook page. You do not need a Facebook account: just open your internet browser (Google, Edge, Bing, Yahoo, or similar) and enter: https://www.facebook.com/EpiscopalBoyne. Or find us on Facebook, @EpiscopalBoyne. Church of the Nativity is located at 209 E. Main Street.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BOYNE CITY welcomes you to Worship with us at 10:30am. on Sundays at 401 S. Park St. Please use the Pine Street entrance which is ramp accessible.
COMPASS COMMUNITY CHURCH (BOYNE CITY UNITED METHODIST) invites all people to worship on Sunday at 10:30 am (324 S. Park St.). Please visit our webpage for additional information: www.compassboyne.org.
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Marketing & Communications Director |
Women's Resource Center
423 Porter St, Petoskey. MI 49770
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Junction Bar & Grill
4472 M 75, Walloon Lake, MI 49796
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Conservation Outreach Coordinator-Internship Summer 2024 |
Charlevoix Conservation District
303 North St, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Charlevoix County Community Foundation
301 Water St, East Jordan, MI 49727
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Northern Michigan Escapes
110 Water Street, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Northern Community Mediation
2202 Mitchell Park Drive, Unit 4, Petoskey, MI 49770
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Licensed Veterinary Technician |
Charlevoix Area Humane Society
614 Beardsley St, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Chamber Members- Please send us your business updates, specials, entertainment schedules, or any information about your business you would like to share in the newsletter. This is one of your benefits as a chamber member.
Help Us Help You!!!
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VISITORS GUIDE - The Boyne Area Chamber's Visitors Guide/Business Directory is available as a digital magazine as well as a beautiful full color printed magazine. It contains interactive content, including page-turning, links to websites and video, as well as a full search function. To view the digital publication, click here.
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