Summertime seems like a great time for an adventure. Whether that means exploring the Keweenaw or discovering a new book. This summer the Portage Lake district library has partnered with local school districts such as in Hancock and Houghton, to encourage kids to keep growing their reading skills. Over the …
Read More »Brewers Hold Off Angels – Wednesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game information. Baseball In Twilight League baseball last evening…• Garnet Garage dispatched Houghton Building Supply-Stanton 14-3. Chris Saari got the win on the mound, and Brandon Norkol homered. Softball In Copper Country Fast Pitch Softball League play tonight at the Boneyard…• Gold Standard …
Read More »Five Organizations Partner to Launch the Love the Keweenaw Campaign to Encourage Sustainable Recreation Practices
Five local organizations partnered to launch the Love the Keweenaw Campaign. The Copper Harbor Trails Club, Eagle Harbor Township, Michigan State University extension office, Western Upper Peninsula planning and development region, and visit Keweenaw will launch the Love the Keweenaw campaign to support the growing interest in the Keweenaw peninsula’s …
Read More »Copper Shores Community Health Foundation Awards Five Projects in the 2024 Small Grants Program
Copper Shores Community Health Foundation awards funds to five small grant projects in the copper country. Recently Copper Shores Community Health Foundation announced it has awarded funds as a part of the 2024 small grant awards program totaling close to 7,800 dollars. The foundation says that the small grant awards …
Read More »Northern Michigan University Announces Tuition Rate Increases and New Programs Coming in Fall
Northern Michigan University’s Board of Trustees approves changes to tuition rates and adds new program opportunities. Yesterday Northern Michigan University announced the board of trustees has approved tuition rate increases that will support strategic goals to invest in the campus’ students, faculty and staff, infrastructure, and financial strength. While remaining …
Read More »UPPCO Announces Plans to Transition to Renewable Energy by 2040
Upper Peninsula Power Company announces the company’s intentions to deliver 100 percent renewable energy to the region by 2040. Last Wednesday, Upper Peninsula Power Company announced its commitment to plans to meet sustainable energy solutions required by state statutes over the next 16 years. By 2035 UPPCO intends to transition …
Read More »Copper Shores Plans to Expand the Bridges Getting Ahead Program into Baraga County in August
Copper Shores Community Health Foundation announces plans to expand the Bridges program into Barga County. Copper Shores Community Health Foundation earlier this month announced it will begin offering its introductory Bridges program course, Getting Ahead, in August. The Weekly class will focus on teaching skills in ways to become more …
Read More »Hancock’s Kero Among MTU Track Recruits – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game information. High School The Michigan High School Athletic Association is accepting registrations for game officials for the upcoming school year. For new and returning officials, a $70 fee covers registration for up to two sports. Officials may register for additional sports at …
Read More »UPPCO Begins Work at the Victoria Hydroelectric Generation Powerhouse
UPPCO will begin construction work on the Victoria Hydroelectric generation powerhouse today. The electric utility company says that the Victoria powerhouse construction work starting today will last until mid-November. During the summer and fall while work takes place UPPCO says that the site’s equipment will be taken offline to make …
Read More »Vernacular Architecture Forum Visits the Copper Country for Annual Conference
The Copper Country receives visitors interested in all sorts of history. Including the region’s historic buildings. Last week Michigan Tech’s Department of Social Sciences hosted the annual conference of the Vernacular Architecture Forum, whose professional members study everyday buildings and landscapes. During the conference’s four days over 200 academics and …
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