Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Tuesday, July 8, 2025. The sun is up, the bay is sparkling, and there is no shortage of things happening around town today. Let’s dive right in and set you up for a vibrant day along the lake.First, watch out for some traffic delays on Grandview Parkway this morning after an incident last night in which a driver struck two pedestrians. Local police made an arrest at the scene, but please use extra caution in the area as the investigation continues. On a safety note, emergency services in our region are getting a boost thanks to a northern Michigan startup that’s easing the burden on our first responders with a new non-emergency transport service. It’s a real game-changer for both providers and patients seeking medical care without the urgent rush.If you are planning to spend time at Silver Lake, the DNR is continuing to monitor the water following a recent sewage spill caused by a clogged vacuum line at one of the campgrounds. City officials assure us that cleanup efforts are ongoing and water conditions are being closely watched to ensure the area remains safe for summer fun.For those seeking support, the Grand Traverse Mental Health Center has expanded its hours and is now open 24/7, plus they’re offering urgent care options—making it easier to get help right when you need it.On a lighter note, today’s events calendar is packed. Head to the Main Library lobby at 11 a.m. for free Feeding America sack lunches for kids and teens, a wonderful way to engage with the community and support local families. If you’re in the mood for art, the Glen Arbor Arts Center’s Members Create exhibit opens at noon, showcasing works from local creators. Over at Leland Library at 4 p.m., historian Molly Michelmore will talk about the evolution of the U.S. income tax, for anyone with a curious mind.Music lovers, you’re in luck. Local favorite Pinter Whitnick is playing live at Bel Lago this evening, and over at the River Club in Glen Arbor, you can find a rotating lineup of musicians bringing the summer soundtrack to life. If you’re feeling sporty, the Pit Spitters are battling the Kenosha King Fish at home with games this afternoon and again at 7:05 p.m.—nothing spells summer quite like baseball under the lights.And finally, Interlochen Arts Camp continues its “Collage” series tonight at 7:30, promising a dazzling showcase of talent from artists of all ages and backgrounds.That’s just a sampling of what’s happening in and around Traverse City today. Whether you’re wandering through an art show, catching a ball game, or simply taking in the natural beauty of the bay, there is truly something for everyone this Tuesday.This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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