Back in April of 2018, the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department, issued an advisory, urging the community to stay clear of a 1,000 foot section of M-26 near the C & H Mineral Building in Hubbell. The advisory has now been lifted. The advisory was originally issued, due to physical …
Read More »DNR AND National Guard Team Up For Work On State Park In Ontonagon County
Michigan’s DNR and the Michigan National Guard’s 1432nd Engineering Company, have teamed up to perform maintenance and upgrades to the infrastructure of Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park in Ontonagon County, through June 10th. The Army National Guard’s Innovative Readiness Training, combines military skills and community resources, which produces mission ready …
Read More »Protesters Meet For Another Equality March
Protesters met again on the Houghton-Hancock Bridge this past Saturday, for another march for equality. Here’s what brought one of the protesters out. A protester who grew up in Minneapolis also chimed in. Police Brutality also brought people out. The Houghton Police Department was on hand, to ensure everyone’s safety. …
Read More »Great Deer Chase Planning Continues – Monday Sports Wrap
Finlandia The Finlandia University baseball team has signed up another recruit. Hunter Futrell is a pitcher and utility infielder from Leander, Texas. NFL The Green Bay Packers have signed guard Jon Runyan. He was a sixth-round draft pick out of the University of Michigan. Horseshoes In Copper Country Horseshoe League …
Read More »Copper Country Today – June 7, 2020
On this week’s Copper Country Today, Todd VanDyke spoke with the two candidates for Houghton County Sheriff running in the August 4th primary election – incumbent Brian McLean, and challenger Steven Laux. There is no announced Democratic opponent for the November election, so the primary winner will likely run unopposed. …
Read More »Upper Peninsula Moves To Phase 5 On Wednesday
Governor Whitmer called on the federal government to increase testing throughout the country in a press conference earlier this morning. She also signed an executive order, moving the UP into Phase 5. She also reminded Michiganders that now is not the time to let up on safety measures.
Read More »Dollar Bay-Tamarack City Area Schools Holds 2020 Graduation Ceremony
Have you ever been to a high school graduation ceremony, which featured golf carts? If not, Dollar Bay-Tamarack City Area Schools has you covered. They’ll host their ceremony on tomorrow, at 10am. The Calumet Golf Course donated the carts, and the ceremony will feature speeches by the valedictorian and salutatorian. …
Read More »Lake Linden-Hubbell Holds 2020 Graduation Ceremony
Lake Linden-Hubbell High School will hold their 2020 Graduation Ceremony tomorrow, at 6pm. The festivities kick off with a parade, which starts at Lake Linden-Hubbell Park, and heads north on Calumet Street, turns right onto 9th Street, then right on Front Street, and ends at the Warner Athletic Complex. The …
Read More »More Road Construction Beginning Monday
A quick note from the Houghton County Road Commission. Beginning Monday, Superior Road will be closed to traffic at the Pilgrim River Crossing. A new bridge, guard rails and approach will be completed. The project is expected to wrap up by August 28th. A link to the Houghton County Road …
Read More »Portage Health Foundation Has 1st Community Health Educator
Portage Health Foundation now has it’s first Community Health Educator. Meghan Jaszczak, a Houghton native and Michigan State graduate, has spent the last three years as a clinical dietician, before taking on Community Health Organizer duties. She’s eager to start working with local organizations to bring change to the community …
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