Earlier this month Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring. Making planting trees, vegetable gardens, and native flowers out in front of the house an earlier task this year. Starting today the Ontonagon Conservation District will begin accepting orders for its annual spring tree and plant sale. The district offers several …
Read More »Last Chance to Apply for the Quincy Dry House Ruins Art Installation
Artists intending to capture the historic significance of the Quincy Dry House will need to submit applications today. The Keweenaw National Historic Park Advisory Commission will seek an artist to create an installation on the west side of US 41, near the Dry House Ruins. During the height of the …
Read More »34th Annual Great Lakes Conference Taking Place Online
Each year stewards of the Great Lakes gather for the Great Lakes conference to learn about current conditions, future projects and programs, and much more. Tomorrow the Great Lakes Conference will invite a series of special speakers to present at the online conference. This year the Great Lakes conference has …
Read More »Michigan’s Presidential Primary Tomorrow Including Three Local Measures
Early voting centers throughout Michigan are now closed. Clerks will begin preparing for remaining voters to cast their ballots in the February primary election tomorrow. Many will stop by their polling place with plans to pick their presidential candidate. “The envelopes up to the courthouse along with the big and …
Read More »Fun Plans are in Place for CopperDog Weekend in Calumet
The silver lining of CopperDog calling the weekend’s main race events earlier this month was that organizers had time to organize alternative events for the same three days. Friday night Calumet will still fill Fifth Street for the annual street party, campfires, and fireworks. Saturday will see the introduction of …
Read More »Jeffers Dominates All-CMC Boys All-Stars – Monday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School The boys basketball district tournament opens tonight.• Division Two, Houghton plays at Gladstone at 6:00. Coverage will begin at 5:40 on the Voice of the Gremlins, 97.7 The Wolf.• Division Three, District 65 – Hancock plays at Calumet at …
Read More »Gremlins, Bulldogs Advance in Hockey Tourney – Sunday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School Houghton and Hancock will meet for the hockey regional title, following semifinal victories Saturday.• Top-seed Houghton dispatched Calumet 4-1. Goals by Mike Maillette and Tanner Flachs gave the Gremlins an early lead. Luca Matous got one back for the …
Read More »Copper Country Today – February 25, 2024
On this week’s Copper Country Today program: With their annual Bowl for Kids Sake approaching, host Todd VanDyke welcomed Maggie Munch from U.P. Kids Big Brothers Big Sisters to discuss their program, and how people can become involved. Listen to the conversation here. Rachel Lamppa and Virginia Lambert from Copper …
Read More »Rapid River Manufacturer Awarded Funding from MEDC and MMBDC for Facility Expansion Project and Job Creation
A Rapid River Manufacturer will receive a portion of 2.2 million dollars in funding to support an expansion project that will create local employment opportunities. Yesterday the Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced a 2.2 million dollar investment into two business expansion plans that will create 117 new jobs in the …
Read More »Closing Out the Sauna Week Celebrations with a Community Forum and Expo in Hancock
National Sauna Week celebrations in Hancock will wrap up over the weekend. Tomorrow there are two public events the community may find interest in when it comes to a favorite Finnish pastime. A sauna Forum and Expo. The forum will bring together residents in the area to talk about the …
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