Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. High School In high school volleyball last night…• Hancock defeated Lake Linden-Hubbell 3-1 (25 -11, 25 -13, 24 -26, 25 -15). For the Lakes, Abi Codere had eight kills, Payton Goldsworthy had 12 assists, and Ashlyn Steves had 14 digs.• Jeffers …
Read More »Michigan Technological University Gains Official Approval for its Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree
Michigan Technological University has officially gained approval for the school’s bachelor’s degree in nursing. The Higher Learning Commission recently approved Michigan Technological University’s request to offer a bachelor’s of science in nursing. The degree program has additionally gained approvals from the Michigan Board of Nursing and its professional accreditor over …
Read More »Hancock Police In Search of Person Connected to Graffiti Painted on Finlandia’s Campus
The Hancock police department is searching for a person in connection with graffiti tagged on Finlandia University’s campus. The Hancock police department was notified of a suspicious person on the Finlandia University campus who may have spray-painted several walls of Wargelin, and Nikander halls. One tagged wall shows an obscene …
Read More »Copper Shores Community Health Foundation Open Food Insecurity Grants to the Area
Copper Shores Community Health Foundation recognizes the need for food assistance programs in the western upper peninsula. In the past, the foundation has worked with farmer’s markets, meals on Wheels programs, and feeding America to deliver mobile food pantries. But now the foundation wants to help others also close the …
Read More »Hancock Holds Finlandia Purchase Public Hearing Tonight
This evening Hancock residents will provide public input on the city’s potential purchase of Finlandia University properties. The city of Hancock will hold a public hearing tonight to gauge the public’s interest in the city’s potential purchase of Mannerheim, Nikander, and Wargelin halls from the university. The three properties do …
Read More »WUPHD Encourages Resident to Get Their Annual Flu Shot Today During Multiple Clinics
As the temperatures drop, and more people stay indoors, flu season will typically spike during the year. The western Upper Peninsula health department says that for the most part flu season in the Upper Peninsula starts around November and ends as the region enters into spring. So far this year, …
Read More »Calumet Volleyball Sweeps Houghton – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. High School In high school volleyball last night…• Calumet swept Houghton 3-0 (25-18, 25-20, 25-12). Allie Bjorn had 12 kills and 14 digs for the Copper Kings. Laina Kariniemi recorded 35 assists and three aces. Maddie Torola had 11 kills, Jackie …
Read More »Kersarge Man’s Sentencing Date Adjourned Until the End of the Month
A Kersarge man will face sentencing for Child sexual misconduct charges at the end of October. Peter Hallesy, 38 years old of Kersarge, has had his sentencing date adjourned until October 27th. Hallesy was arrested in July this year, alongside two other Houghton County men, in a sting operation led …
Read More »The Copper Country Fills Sheldon Avenue for Halloween
Thousands of kids and parents took over Sheldon Avenue to do a little trick-or-treating in celebration of Halloween. There were ghouls, princesses, plenty of dinosaurs, and a few Marios to parade through downtown Houghton. Parents and kids enjoyed plenty of candy from local businesses, non-profits, and community organizations. Some kids …
Read More »One Man Injured in a Motorcycle-Truck Accident in Portage Township
One man was injured Saturday in a motorcycle and vehicle crash. On Saturday at approximately 6:50 pm, the Houghton County Sheriff’s office was dispatched to the intersection of us-41 and Sheridan Place road in Portage township for a report of a personal injury accident involving a motorcyclist and a truck. …
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