A local ski resort has again found itself ranked among America’s favorites. Mount Bohemia finished third in the national voting for the USA Today Readers’ Choice Awards. It’s the fifth straight year the resort near Lac La Belle has placed in the top five. The 620-acre resort has earned a …
Read More »Calumet Boys Hoops Opens Season With Win – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School The boys basketball season opened last evening…• Calumet shut down Bessemer 41-22.• L’Anse lost to Ontonagon 51-43. In girls action last night…• The Lake Linden-Hubbell – Chassell game was postponed because of illness on the Chassell team. No make-up …
Read More »Final 2022 Ontonagon Mobile Food Pantry Planned for Next Week
Coming up soon the Portage Health Foundation, will host the last of the 2022 Ontonagon Mobile Food pantries. On December 15th, at the Ontonagon Fire Hall, a semi truck of food from Feeding America will arrive for the noon mobile food pantry. Over the course of the year, the Portage …
Read More »Silent Auction Supports Local Students Seeking Technical Career Opportunities
The holiday hoopla might be this Thursday but silent auction bids are open. Last Friday the silent auction to support the PHF – KEDA CTE scholarship program officially opened for bids. Some big ticket items up for auction includes, Michigan Tech Huskies Hockey tickets, maple wood outdoor furniture, Upper Peninsula …
Read More »Baraga Post Office Named After Pioneer Woman Legislator
The Post Office in Baraga is now officially named after a groundbreaking Baraga County woman. Legislation designating the building as the “Cora Reynolds Anderson Post Office” was signed into law by President Joe Biden last week. The bill was sponsored by Michigan U.S. Senators Gary Peters and Debbie Stabenow. Cora …
Read More »Marquette County Snowmobile Trail Closed
A portion of a Marquette County snowmobile trail has been closed because of logging in the area. The stretch of Trail Five connects Trails 14 and 310 southwest of Big Bay. The closure is expected to last through the end of January. An alternate route is available via Trails 310 …
Read More »State Grant To Help Make Homes More Energy-Efficient
The Western Upper Peninsula Planning and Development Region (WUPPDR) has received a $500,000 grant to help improve energy efficiency of homes in the area. The money comes from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority’s Michigan Housing Opportunities Promoting Energy Efficiency program (MI-HOPE). WUPPDR will use the funds for repair or …
Read More »Porkies Fest Tickets On Sale
Tickets are now on sale for the 17th Porcupine Mountains Music Festival. The festival will be held August 25th and 26th, 2023. If purchased now, two-day passes cost $80 for adults, and $10 for children ages 7 through 12. The Festival presents an eclectic mix of roots and Americana music …
Read More »FinnU Men’s Hockey Wins, Women Fall – Monday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School The boys basketball season opens this evening…• Calumet travels to Bessemer.• L’Anse welcomes Ontonagon – varsity tipoff will be at 6:15. In girls action tonight…• Lake Linden-Hubbell plays at Chassell – the varsity game tips off at 6:00.• Jeffers …
Read More »Hancock Hockey Edges Traverse City Central – Sunday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In hockey yesterday…• Hancock edged Traverse City Central 3-2. Davis Olson, Bryce Hanner and Sam Roberts scored for the Bulldogs. Saku Cunard made 20 saves. College Hockey The Michigan Tech hockey team skated past at Northern Michigan 3-1 Saturday …
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