It was billed as a rededication, but Councilor John Haeussler says he thinks it may have been the first formal ceremony for Memorial Park in Hancock. With several veterans in attendance, Haeussler used his research skills to put together more information about the space located across from City Hall. Originally …
Read More »CCISD Biennial election results
The Copper Country Intermediate School District held its biennial election Monday night at the Service Center in Hancock on Hecla Street. Three members were elected to full six-year terms, while one slot was filled for the remaining two years of that seat. The winners were from across the district’s three …
Read More »Update: Fire reignites in Calumet Township
UPDATE: At approximately 10:30 Tuesday morning, twelve hours after the initial call, the structure fire from last night reignited in Calumet Township. The insulation on the western wall of Loukus Technologies on Pine Street, just west of US-41, was smoldering for some time before flames appeared on the exterior, where …
Read More »Bucko’s, Koppers Earn Slow Pitch Sweeps – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Slow Pitch Softball In Copper Country Slow Pitch Softball League play last night…• Bucko’s/Labatts edged Sayen’s Auto/Coca Cola 18-16, and then beat Downtowner Two 29-9.• Koppers downed Auto Pro/Thermoanalytics 20-7, and then defeated Pat’s Foods/Buckos 27-6. Twilight League Baseball In Copper Country Twilight League baseball tonight…• At the Hancock Driving …
Read More »Habitat build starts Friday
Copper Country Habitat for Humanity and Pettibone Corporation are teaming up to get started on a new build. The company specializes in heavy duty lift equipment that is particularly effective in the early stages of home construction. The inaugural raising of the rafters is set for Friday on Sixth Street …
Read More »Gas prices continue to hover near multi-year highs
AAA says the average price for regular unleaded gasoline in Michigan is down slightly from a week ago to $3.019. In Marquette, the cost stayed flat at $3.06. The calm is unlikely to last, though. What you see at the pump tends to trail oil markets by 10-14 days, and …
Read More »Volunteers build new garden at Horizons
The Horizons Alternative School has a place to grow fruits and vegetables thanks to the hard work of around a dozen volunteers Saturday. Temperatures in the 80’s in Mohawk did not stop the group from putting in two shifts, where they leveled the ground in a circular pattern, and put …
Read More »Tigers Blanked by Sox – Monday Sports Wrap
Slow Pitch Softball In Copper Country Slow Pitch Softball League play tonight… • At Miller Memorial Field in Laurium, Bucko’s/Labatts faces Sayen’s Auto/Coca Cola at 6:30, and Downtowner Two at 7:30. • At the Hancock Driving Park, Kopper’s plays Auto Pro/Thermoanalytics at 6:30, and Pat’s Foods/Buckos at 7:30. NBA In …
Read More »CCT 05-30-21
Only one topic this week. Michigan Tech faculty member Roman Sidortsov took part in the Upper Peninsula Energy Task Force and he stops by to explain what this year’s Phase Two report contains. We also recap spring 2020’s examination on propane supply.
Read More »Golf cart stolen in Twin Lakes
The Houghton County Sheriff’s Department was contacted by Wyandotte Hills/Omer’s Golf Course in Twin Lakes Saturday morning about a missing golf cart. The 2007 Yamaha was last used on Thursday. It is white with a #7 painted on the passenger side. If you have information, please contact the golf course …
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