This story was produced by My UP News Anchor Rebecca Bartleme. Find the original story here. This week is America’s Safe Schools Week. The week raises awareness among schools and communities about creating safe and positive educational environments for students and staff. State Superintendent Michael Rice says improving the health, …
Read More »MDOT lifts detours and temporary signals on Ishpeming US-41/M-28 project
MDOT plans to reopen roundabouts in Ishpeming today following a major project along US-41 and M28. The Michigan Department of Transportation has worked throughout the construction season to create new infrastructure on US-41/ M28 through Ishpeming at the roundabouts. The department will remove temporary traffic signals at the highway intersection …
Read More »ATC Planned Power Outage begins tonight
Some Baraga County residents will lose power starting at 6 pm. ATC power utility has notified the community the company will conduct a power shut-off starting at 6 pm Wednesday, and ending at 6 am Thursday. The company says crews will work to replace old power line poles, to ensure …
Read More »Kings, ‘Dogs, Hornets Claim Volleyball Wins – Wednesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In high school volleyball last evening… Calumet spoiled Houghton’s Senior Night 3-0 (25-10, 25-13, 26-24). Allie Bjorn led the Copper Kings with 19 kills and 3 aces; Sienna Anderson had 8 kills and 12 digs; Jackie Kiilunen 4 kills, …
Read More »Houghton County Transfer Station compactor fails, no longer accepting construction debris until further notice
The Houghton County Materials Management Station temporarily will no longer take construction debris. Until further notice, the Houghton County Transfer Station will only accept solid waste due to a compactor failure. The station will not accept construction or demolition debris while the department works to replace the compactor. The Houghton …
Read More »Houghton High School earns Top 500 STEM school rank from U.S. News
Houghton High School earns a spot among the top 2000 STEM-focused schools in the country. Recently U.S. News and World Report released the outlet’s annual high school rankings for schools across the United States. Houghton High School earned its place at 364 based on student participation and success in AP …
Read More »Michigan DNR encourages antlerless deer harvests
Bow hunters have already entered the woods. In less than a month deer rifle hunting season will open in Michigan. This year the Michigan Department of Natural Resources shares the importance of an antlerless harvest. While many hunters often focus on finding a trophy buck to tag, doe tags can …
Read More »MDOT conducts intersection study of US-2/M-28 in Gogebic County
The Michigan Department of Transportation will create a four-way stop in Gogebic County on Thursday. The Department of Transportation has announced it will create a temporary four-way stop at the intersection of US 2 and M 28 in Wakefield, starting Thursday. The department will complete a study in the area …
Read More »Volleyball Wins for Jets and Blue Bolts – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In high school volleyball last evening… Jeffers got past Lake Linden-Hubbell 3-1(22-25, 25-21, 25-19, 25-17). Mia Nordstrom had 13 kills and 14 digs for the Jets; Reegan Kinnunen was 13/14 at the service line and had 23 digs and …
Read More »Northern Michigan University invites indigenous artists to the inaugural Indigenous Perspectives Symposium in November
Northern Michigan University hosts the Indigenous Perspectives Symposium in November. The inaugural Indigenous Perspective Symposium will bring together native American artists from across the region to share perspectives on various forms of media. Keynote Pearker Johnathon Thunder from the Red Lake Ojibwe Tribe will present his journey as an Indigenous …
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