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Local LGBTQ+ Veteran Resources

Memorial Day is still fresh in people’s minds, and it’s the beginning of pride month. According to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, research shows that LGBTQ+ veterans or current military experience discrimination in VHA facilities. They also claim that research also shows that due to discrimination, stress, and discrimination, …

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Houghton County Sheriff Speaks On New Distracted Driving Law

Governor Whitmer recently signed an updated traffic legislation that will crack down on distracted driving. The Houghton County Sheriff Department commented on the law.  “Texting and driving has been a law in Michigan here since 2010. I believe it’s been impactful from a law enforcement perspective. You know, distracted driving …

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Tigers, Brewers Fall Late – Friday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. High School The Jeffers baseball team will face East Jordan for a Division Four regional title tomorrow at 10:00 at Indian Lakes High School. Coverage will begin around 9:45 on KBear 102.3. Rogers City and Rudyard will play for their regional …

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Pettibone Donates 200 Plus Pounds of Food to the BHK Food Assistance Program

A local copper country business has donated over 200 pounds of food to the BHK Keweenaw Community Action Agency in honor of world hunger day, last month. To help fill the area’s food access needs, Pettibone of Baraga, asked their employees to collect non perishable food each day during May …

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Bridgefest Helicopter Rides

Helicopter rides have been part of Bridgefest for years, and this year is no exception. Lake Superior Helicopters is offering their great services to Bridgefest yet again. Lake Superior Helicopters will have four different rides to choose from with varying prices: 2 mile tour at $39 per person 5 mile tour …

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Hancock Council Wrap: City Passes Solar/Wind Ordinance, Approves 2023-24 Budget

The city of Hancock has approved the city’s operating budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year. Hancock leadership noted that the city’s budget will look similar to last year’s budget. The city mileages for the general fund, police department, fire department and recreation fund will remain the same as last year. …

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MiDNR’s “Free Three” Weekend Is This Weekend

The Michigan DNR encourages residents to take full advantage of what they call the ‘free three’ weekend. There are two full days where both Michigan residents and those from out of state can enjoy free state park access, fishing, and ORV riding. This Saturday and Sunday, the public can fish …

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Jeffers Baseball Advances to Regional Final – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. High School The Jeffers baseball team advanced to the Division Four regional championship game with a 2-1 victory over Norway yesterday. Cody Turner pitched 5 and 2/3rds strong innings, and earned the win. Levi Frahm came in to close the game. …

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Houghton and Walmart Nearing Settlement Agreement

Houghton leadership confirms that the city is nearing a settlement with national retailer, Wal-Mart. City Manager, Eric Waara, confirmed that the two parties have agreed to terms, though each are yet to sign off on paperwork. This past Monday the city and Wal-Mart were expected to meet in the state …

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Nearly $126 Grand In Grant Funding From Keweenaw Heritage Grant Program

The Keweenaw National Historical Park Advisory Commission announced that this year’s Keweenaw Heritage Grant program has awarded nearly $126,000 (a total of $125,963.39) in funding for various historic preservation, interpretation, education, and curatorial projects covering an area from Copper Harbor to the Porcupine Mountains. Of the 20 grant applications, 15 …

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